New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
REAL ESTATE.
THE WEEK IN REALTY-A PINE-ST.
PARCEL SOLD FOR A MILL
ION DOLLARS.

One of the principal sales last week was that of
the property at the northwest corner of Macdougal
and Spring SITS. 1t bought by the Buttrick
Publishing Company from the Trinity Church Cor
poration. The company will build the premises
a story freproof building for its occu-
pancy. The property has d frontage of 1856 feet
in Macdougal-st.. 1913 feet IN Sprng-st.. and
tends 2l4 feet to Vandam-st, where 1t has front
age of 6S1 feet.
most important transaction the purchase
of No 2i to 80 Pine-st. by the New-York Realty
Corporation from Goold Hoyt. Another interest
ing deal the sale the home of the late
James H. Dunham. No. 81 East Thirty-sixth-st.. a
four story dwelling house, lot 25X9s feet, for
$4,000 1t was sold in 1872 for s62,jOo. The recent
purchaser was ]. Plerpont Morgan. II is said
that he bought the property to protect his home
site. sale that attracted considerable attention
No. 365 Fifth-ave. five story business build
ing. The general trading did not indicate unusual
activity in any particular lines.
The week closed with announcement of
million-dollar deal According to the announce
ment. Richard NJ Montgomery has sold for Goold
Hoyt and others the property No. 24 TO 80 Pinest.
to the NewYork Realty Corporation for about
81 100000. The property has frontage of 115 feet
IN Pine-st. and contains about 5000 square feet 1t
has been In the Hoyt family for three generations.
The present buildings white marble and were
built about forty years ago. They will probably
be torn down in the next two years and a modern
office building built the premises In parti-
ton sale on June 10. 1873 Henry S. Hoyt obtained
the three lots No. 2S to 81 for SS5 OOo Thus the
cost of the entire plot to the present sellers
s56,oOo 1t is said that the price asked of the
Chamber of Commerce last spring when it consid-
cred this Pine-st parcel site for its new homs
was $4,000.
The Waverly Realty Company. which was re-
Gently incorporated has purchased from Lawrence
Mulry No. 10 Christopher-st.. a three story brick
building. lot 21xSSSx irregular. Charles f.
Duross and Rutland & Whiting the brokers.
The corporation already owned No. II Christopher
on this combined plot will be built business
building for Hail & Ruckel. manufacturing chem
lists.
+. T. Murphy has sold No. 55 Park-ave.. a four
story brownstone dwelling house lot l1.4xSO.
1t is reported that Leo Hutter has sold TO a
builder plot of about five lots the east side Of
Webster-ave. between observation-disclosures
fourth and One-hundred- d-and-seventy hfth-sts. The
buyer, II is said. intends to erect five story fiat
houses Mandelbaum * Levine have bought Nos
467 and 469 Sixth-ave., a five story brick building
plot 49.4x77 feet. from the Paisley estate. The
houses are on the northwest corner of Twenty
eighth-st. and SiXth-ave
A. z. Gibbs and G. w. Kirby have sold for Robert
Wallace No 30l West One hundred and -hrst-st.,
five story American basement dwelling house with
@ four story extension, on lot IIXlVOu feet
II. +. Shoemaker, owner OF No. 20 West Fifty
third-st., denies through Henry D Wianans q
May. the report that he has sold this house. He
says that the property is not in the market and
that negotiations for its sale.
Wolf Brand has sold, through Samuel Freedman
Nos. 4l6 and AIS Grand-st.. for about $4,000. The
property Is six story double tenement house with
store. on lot 3S.9xl0O feet
NcVickar 4 Co have sold for Henry O'Neill a
plot 50xl00 the north side OF One-hundred-and-
twenty -ninth-st. 100 feet east of Eighth to
builder for Improvement.
George A. Hampton & Bro. have sold No. COG
Amsterdam-ave., a FIVE story two family hathOuse
on lot 25xS0. for Abraham.