New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
REAL ESTATE.
HOTEL TO COST ABOUT s1,5Oo,0OO MAY
BE BUILT NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
TUNNEL TERMINAL. STATION.

One Of the largest hotels built I'm this city for
many months may stand plot the north
side Of Thrty-1ourth-st. between Eighth and
Ninth ayes The parcel was bought some weeks
ago by the City Real Estate Company and COM
prises the premises occupied by No 225 to 2S West
Thirty-fourth-st 1t has a frontage Of about 30
feet in Thirtyfourth-st and about in Thirty
ffth-st. The property is valued more than $500
CO., and 1t is thought that the proposed hotel will
cost at least 81 500 O0O
representative of the company told Tribune
reporter yesterday afternoon that he had heard
the reports that a mammoth hotel would be built
on the site. I'VE think the premises would make
an ideal hotel site" he said. IF we build on the
property it will be first building operation.
however. we have no plan for improving the
premises If do sell the property we will
undoubtedly improve it The property is near the
blocks bought site for a union terminal station
OF the PENNSYLVANIA and Long Island railroads
Henry II Rogers, jr., took title yesterday TO a
parcel 25x9S9 feet the south side of Thirty
eighth-st., los feet of Park-ave from Emile
r. Rogers as eXecutrx and trustee for $4,000
Adrian 6. Hegeman & Co have leased for the
Aycrlgg estate the northeast corner of Broce and
Beaver SITS. four story and basement building on
lot 32X7S feet, for term of years F. D. Babcock
who will alter the building and open as restau-
rant and cafe.
| The details Of the sale OF the block bounded by
| One-h ndred-and-seventy-sixth and One-hundred-
| and-seventy-seventh SITS. and Montgomery and An
| drews ayes, by J. Clarence Davies & Co. to H. H
| Rogers, are given elsewhere.
J. l.. Weinstein has sold to Oscar Highlander for
| client No. 80 St Marks Place A seven story
| building. with store
Well & Mayer have sold Nos 20 and 20 East One
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hird-st four story stone
| front single hathouses. plot 81. 6xlO0 feet
plot Bx75 feet, at the northeast corner of Third
| 81. and Avenue ID has been bought by a firm of
operators for Improvement.
! Louis Schrag has sold Matthias Horn and the
estate of Jacob Mussel Nos loo and lS2 West TWEEN
| ty-hfth-st.. two hve story hathouses. each on a
| lot 16Sx9S9 feet.
| Frankel & Bassman have sold for l. Weiss No.
267 West Observation-Disclosures -second-st. a four
| story single fla thouse. on a lot 20xl00u feet.
! John J. Kavanagh has sold 10 Mrs NJ lie Brun-
| Cooper for Elise Boetcher. No 80 East Ninety
! hrst-st., brick and stone dwelling house, on a
| lot Is. 4x100s feet.
| Association Nos. Sl4 and $40 East Eghty-irst-st
! plot 30xo2 feet.
! \. P. Wilson has sold to Lewis L. Abbott No.
| 153 West Seventy-thrd-st. four story and base
| meut brownstone dwelling house. on a lot 2lxIO2
| feet
silas WodeH is the buyer of No 80 East Thirty
! ninth-st
Post Reese were the brokers in the sale Of
No. III East SiXty-ninth-st., a four story brown
| stone Iweiins house. on lot 20xl0o5 feet.
OF 40 ~ Park-ave.. the sale OF which by 5 Osgood
/ Pei * co. was recently reported.
Herbert \. sherman has sold for John Mckee No.
| 50 East Thirty -nnth-St, 4 four story brownstone
| McNickar * Co. were the brokers in the sale of
6os e on M'q d s Jour story br0Tnstone
| Florence a hyde transferred title Yesterday to
! No. 5ol West Eighty-ninth-st.. 10 Emily l. Landon.