The sun., 1901-08-11

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RsAE EsTArB xSwA :
ne volume Of rsaI estate busnso e.h9
- past wosk included y ne nsienpeneee
y sssv trsnssctions. ind3oafing sn unonDal
Snmss activity. whioh - ssnseany esRwec
4. the fsots that there are % many great
s..noisi deals under way that businss men
- speodlng the summer In New York end
80 vithin rssoh and that many Of ~ bsQs-
si.ries Of the general prospsetty Of ne
.rntrv Are coming hero to live and are after
sI.ousts housinss In desirable Iooationa .
~ vhioh the real estate fraternity b dis
puntins.
A.. ths Door under the new law 10 causlns
s..,dsrsble Interest. With reference to
M. N NAV be Of interest TO know that Dis
80 Attorney Philbin b investigatins the
..riinrs Of the Law and the adherence Of
s..isners and builders TO its provisions
Ts said recently that he didn't know what
.ould 90 me Of his investi cations. but that he
-.s especially Interested In seeing that the
noor got all the benefits the Law intended
them TO have.
Mrs Frederick W. Lee. who was Miss Laura
Killings, has filed plans for improved tone
msnts at Nos s2e to $50 East Thirty-nfth
s,rect. She is n member Of the Seventh
District Committee Of the Charity Orsanixa-
ton society. The plans fled contemplate
,stracture which h to be modification Of the
~. T. Potter System OF Concentrated Real
dencrs. with wide open courts and windows
so placed as to receive all the Hight possible.
IN. buildings are to be nreproof. There 70
Also to BE- an improved tenement house In
the eighborhood Of Tenth avanue and Forty
ninth street. which Mrs. Edwin N. Foote 10
having built. The building In intended for
the very poor Ernest Flagg IL constructing
an improved tenement st Nca 50 TO q Hester
street OF this building. owned BY the
estate Of David Wolfe Bishop Of Lenox. the
main feature Is to he an open street court ="
There 10 considerable demand for apart.
ments to rent uptown. In Harlem and on
Washington Heights. though there is also
an increa sing tendency manifested TO get
out Of town to live The railroad and street
car service 80 some Of the Westchester county
tracts represses much OF the natural ten
dency to go northward. the result being tho
diversion Of tho exodus TO Jersey and Long
Island Brooklyn real estate dealers say
that demands for houses TO rent In Brooklyn
Is unprecedented, even though the invest
nent market is exceednGly quiet
The National Park Bank has bought
N COnlnnCIl0n
..,,S iio,.cs Elv 4 ~ the od Tor,Iia "a
soa.r,y >, oyn AZ No ts7 Fulton st,s.t
pus;.,in, ~ an antiousted nvs-.torv hnsi'
nsss huie,inp for which the seller Mis- M :
,I,do ~ Rrnce receives oloss to s,oo m
TSis r.rosI ssnara,ed the nron.rti.s nrsvi.
III, LUZ" soo,,r.d hy the hank ana was ,hs on,v
US, IN ~ air rui,on .trs.t hold,ng srnn,
v'eaH p,,na;n -, ~. on,n.. -, p.s a..
the hhos "u" ,ys.. ~ W
east 70 10 i'i ".n 'r. r,.,. pu' - 'no oahs
now mas p'o. w oh Iuisoh stIee'' sA.eno-
ing 'nioueh ann saeer "he' runs
west rom point iSIo east oI ra.k row.
70 the ot ruu, nuhus, n'aAs uoht VI
0. iDH .ui.on anu ann 'ueu. pio' Ior,n'
WIN .ne proSens oanN oInu'hs. whIon
fronts oo' on DroaaSay inc properly
VIII De ihpiovsu .ai' 'a"' No pan' na's
yet oern ue1'uso upon
mares H. I"s'ol W "Ano so'u io' uno
Mlhs es.a'e ~ Ss ,,D, "ya" .ne p'o..
lVAl"o. WV" pu ~" .S
corner " "'onsn sseau. s"u .my W
street me Ihpiovonen.s i. oo'hp'Iso Sos'
10, 20 IL. west fhty-iourth street' SIX three
story and basement brownstone and brick
dwellings. each on lot lo.sx75.A of which
No ~, is the corner house. and No sao
s'..s .n,,. Nr.-.torv A., ~ 10.
oe'entn ave"ue, "og "s'. vn io'
3Slxip0. Edward 5. Mills, Sr.. bought the
property In 1903.