New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
MANY HOUSES SOLD.
REALTY LAST WEEK.
Purchase of Hotel Vendome By a
SYNDICATE a Feature.


The volume o. realty trading last week was fair
sAiss OF larger number Of choice dwelling houses
ti.az IN Some weeks end several large deals in
yzsaat and improved Manhattan and Bronx parcels
Rse4s features OF the market Owing to the num-
ssz Of dwelling houses In high class residential
sections being less than the demand new owners :
sEe beinE quickly found for dwelling houses offered
& reasonable prices.
IA tho last two years comparatively few dwelling
houses have been erected on Manhattan Island by
gpeeuietive b5.ldcrs o. syndicates In apartment
and aathouse building the majority or builders nave
heea engaged t.ecassse such construction work was
more profitable to them than dwelling house
projects One oe the most important dwelling mouse
deals 81 many months was made last week II was
tbs sale by Bryan L. Kennedy for John L. ana
Is-s 7Ts~i.,. -, r,I,,er Hartman of No. 81 East
saa-kt a I'VE story American basement limestone
dwelling house on lot 25x1oo feet. for N6o'on The
house was butt from plans drawn ny John ii
Iinsa4 the architect To the Messrs. Farley Mf.
Hartman sold his old home. No 20 Park-ave, q
four gsezy high so0op broEv7aEsone dwelling house,
OH a lot S5xso feet
The ysest ;,nnortsut hotel deal made IN the week
was the purchase by a syndicate comprising Doug
les 7Esbee, OF Saratoga, and Miraoeau L. Towns
saa y J. EfcCross;n CT Brooklyn, of the Hotel
55s,ss..a a. ,rn southeast corner Of Gst-st- and
broadway II got title TO the property from ref
eros in ba4l,rursey John Armstrong was the brok-
eE The property IS assessed at $4,000
TIE syndicate leased the property to Medora s.
aTst five years Will be SLIGO. for the second i've
pears SIC GO and for the third Ave $4,000,
The hotel IS eleven stories. Il has frontage Of 81
ssef IN Broadway and 80 feet IN 4st-st 1t has 80
living rooms. The structure VII be extensively re-
yaeaeiisd Il will have IN the basement the largest
rs4heRsiIer IN This city. It is said, and al-night
banking institution may occupy space on the ground
aeee.
I, fhs yesey-gt sales-oo-n. Joseph P. Day, the
sEat.oneer sold on Friday. In foreclosure. the
Fsiy esFa bein he
east side Of 5th-sve., from 26th to 9th SITS, for
s2EsssU7 TO the brunswick Site Company. the plain
tin IN the suit The property was sold subject to
mortgages. interest etc, amounting to a.66o9O7.
and bids were taken BY the auctoneer over the
amount Of membranes. The first bid 100000
oyer the incurbrauces II is understood that the
buyers wifi carry out The New Brunswick Hotel
project
The property has a frontage Of 1875 feet IN the
avenue and OF 1915 feet II 18th and 9th SITS. It
comprises 811063G square feet.
J. A. Lewis sold last week for the Cordt Gerken
estate No. SCI 6th-aTe.- four story building, on
lot A1x64 feet The southwest corner Of S7th-st,
70 Isaac N. Cohan. The purchase price was about
Collins & Collins sold FOR N, L Cooper. No. q
ing house on a lot l9x10S feet. TO q client
fc5 e H R " Has This is one Of the roR
OF six story american basement modern houses
tects. Il Is a lot 2ozlo56 fest The buyer will
Gotde < Cohen bought from the estate of Mat
thew Daily. through he arm Of Lionel L Frohlich.
ac T SIDE 81 1s8dst &c feet west of Amsterdam
aye and FeSod he sane a5Gqg9 o 5ne same PT
IS building On adjoining iots-
soItbesst corr If 1G9fi-st and Fort washington
ave The buyers viii probably improve the prop
Gibbs & Kirby sold Cor NJ strasburger No Sss
West End-eve, a three story and basement brown
stqqe qTe5Gg RouTe, 7So5I0s Ieee Gold 70 Nano1aon
2. Dotson the private dwelling house No S04 West
72d-st- 16xas feet The house viii be occupied by
s5acS & Tuchill sold for F P Fackler the 2o-foot
p1lvs>fe dwelling house No 157 west ISd-st 10 a
Clint for occupancy.
The Frank |. Fisher COMPANY sold for Ella B.
thT2a storg and basement dwelling house a lot
The Ie1iagton Avenue Company sold to DR..
52f 5v,eiiiF house No rs west 159hst on plot
18 2xl09 feet. for his Own occupancy. F. r. Wood
Pease { z:iI5aasil so,d for Dr.. Robert s Green
a client for occupancy No: 81 East 62d-st,
three story and basement dwelling house. lot
UnGerhiii & Matthews sold for James H. and
Anna Il. Williams No. 1l2 West S4th-st a five
s sT aouR e Sc WS5f le SG v soi9 story 5P
single hathouse. 1s@lCz2 FEET and have leased for
No 1S8 West 6sth-st
The Charles T. Noyes Company sold to an in
five story store and lot building Nos. II and 10
has frontage Of 30 feet in Ferry-st and 50 feet
A [. AIordecai & Son sold for Emily L. Felt the
Latham seven story apartment house at the
st The house occupies plot 1O0x100:11 feet.
The Atlantic Realty Company resold No. 2,1S1 TO
2187 Broadway, four five story fathouses, plot
I77x1079 feet. the northwest corner of 77th-st.
The seller bought the property last June.
Joseph HaIcme-shlag SOLO 10 Jacob ttuth and Her
man Cohen plot fourteen lots, S50XlO22 feet, on
fe north side OF 79th-st IS feet east of Avenue A.
The property was bought last June by the seller
from the Protestant Episcopal Academy. The pres
ent purchase price about $4,000. Ruth d
Cohen Will improve the parcel
Hopper for the new Plaza Hotel, be built the
block front the side Of shave, from 5sth-
st to 59th-st., FOR the Plaza Operating Company.
Of which B Beineke is president 1t Is 10
be an eighteen story freproof structure, with
a FACADE OF brick trimmed with limestone ana |
terra Gotta and having q mansard roof; II VIII
front 20010 in the avenue and 10 ana 20 feet
5Stf-st. and 59th-st. respectively 1t Is 70 ne
Isl II feet high The cost Is estimated at S2otoVtU
H J. Hardenbergh is the architect The George A |
Fuller Company has the building contract
The Israel Watson estate sold a tract or ABOUT |
fifty acres having frontages on each SIDE OF East
Chester Road, The Bronx and Pelham park |
ways.
ACQUIRE SITES FOR APARTMENT HOUSES
~ 7 has sold To KIei0feld & !