New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
THE WEEK IN REALTY.

The realty operators who make a speciality Of
dealing in properties In the West Side section above
Fiftyninth-st happy. The cause of their happi-
is the steady demand for parcels in their baili-
wick and the prospect OF excellent sales In the
future. One OF the interesting sales In this section
last week that of No. 2o4 West Eighty-second-
st. five story single Eathouse, lot 19xs5xl02 >
feet sold by Jesse e. Bennett & Co for
Charles r Young. Another sale in this district
which attracted considerable attention was that of
Nos 52 50i, J05 and sos West One-hundred and
forty-seventh-st. four story three family fat
houses each 25xS6xIO0 feet. The sellers Cagg-
& LAMBERT and the brokers Thomas & Son
The purchase price was said to be about $4,000
Frederick w. kruse sold to Charles +. Bauerdorf
Nos. $50 and 962 Amsterdam-ave. for s44,3o Thomas
Diamond bought from Francis Jencks vacant lot
25xlo2xiO feet the south side of Eightiehst l25
feet east of West End-ave.
c. S. Jerger bought from Gustavus Straus No. ia
West tythird-st., four story dwelling house.
lot 18X1OoS feet. The five story American base
mcnt dwelling house No. 32S West One-hundred a nd
frst-st.. 20x65x1Ool1 feet, sold by Robert Wal
lace a Mrs. De Nado. Nichols & Lummis sold
for Robert p Staats No 153 West Ninety-second-
St. three story dwelling house. lot l7x100 feet
Gutwilig Brothers figured in a large purchase. The
parcels that they bought were vacant plot, lG0x50
feet on the north side of One hundred and seventy
fourth-s 100 feet east of Eleventh-ave.. and lot.
l26x2O0 feet the east side of Eleventh-ave., 772
feet north -hundr seventy -fourth-st.
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Co. were the brokers. W. D. Morgan & Co also
sold for the Kee estate two lots east side
of Eleventh 45 feet north of Onehundred and
seventy-first-st These lots adjoin parcel in One
hundred and seventy second-st recently bought by
Samuel G. Bayne. The two dwelling houses Nos.
3s and West hundred nd thrty first-st
sold by A. Balshun l.. Strack. The of
Charles Schilo sold Nos. 2651 and 1853 Eighth-ave.
two five story brownstone fathouses Robert Wal
lace sold to May f Wood No, 320 West One-hun-
dred -and-fr five story American basement
dwelling house lot 17x100.n feet.
Many important transactions affecting Fifth-ave.
and Broadway parcels closed. 1t
nounced that Henry Corn will soon begin the
ton of another large loft building in lower Broad
way stand on the site of five story build
ing at No 476 which recently bought from the
Van Rensselaer, estate for s295000. The build
ing will cost about $4,000, making the total
nearly 100000 1t is expected that the building will
be finished and ready for occupancy by January /.
1903 The plot which Mr.. Corn will build
frontage of 80 feet in Broadway, and runs through
200 feet Crosby-st. In which IT has frontage of
25 feet The Van Rensselaer, family held the Broad
way parcel about sixty years and the Crosby-st-
parcel two years The brokers We're Frederick
Southack & Co.
The United States Trust Company sold No. LAG
Broadway, a four story building adjoining the Vic
toria Hotel. The building is a 26.5xSl sx24Sx
e12 feet Daniel Birdsall & Co and e A Cruk-
shank & Co. the brokers.
The City Real Property Investing Company sold
the old Turnure place. No All Fifth-ave., a four
story and basement brick dwelling house. on a lot
4 2xl0o feet, and No. , East Thirty-eighth-st a
two story brick stable, lot 25x9S.9 feet. The
two parcels form l. shaped plot The name of
the buyer was not made public. The firm bought
the parcels said. in May last for $326 600 s. Os
good Pell & Co. the brokers.
The Municipal Realty Corporation bought No y
FYfth-ave. from Louis Korn. The corporation said
a ten story bachelor apartment house would be
built the site. Baroness Paula NJ. Arnold bought
Nos 219 and 22 West Forty -third-st.. five story
fathouse, on a lot 4ox10O5 feet Lewis and Samuel
Sachs the sellers, who obtained the parcel in
trade for the Teuney Building Fourth and Mer-
Ger sts. Louis Gewrz sold to Solomon AntokoIitz
No. IS Pike-st. five story brick tenement house
lot 25xS7 feet. The purchase price was said to
$4,000. A. c. Weingarten bought from Iu,t,s
w.n.'Ain Nna ka7 and 6as East Eieventh-st two