New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14

The most interesting field of activity IN the reai
estate market is still the central 4thaFe uiS'i4C'
II was in that section that new record price VI
s75 a square foot was made last week Ihat rate
was paid by John l.. Martin for the hve story Duliu-
,r, on lot 25xS0 feet at the southwest corner OF
S2d-st and 4th-ave., which fact was announced III
The Tribune several days ago L. Immeh was INC
seller and Frederick T. Barry was the oFoAel III
the transaction. Mr.. Immen bought the PioPettS III
1884 The parcel is opposite the Park Avenue f1o'e'
ord the old car harms property. The old car barns
plot is the block bounded by 32d and $50 s's'' 4tii
and Lexington ayes. A union terminal station Is
to be built on that block for the Pennsylvania the
New-York. New-Haven and Hartford and the new
York Central railroads and the Metropolitan 0'eet
Railway Company, provided the MeuoPoi'"" se''
franchises to build East Side subways.
Second in interest just at present 10 the oeH'i d
4th-ave. purchasing movement is the l2o'h-St ioFe
rnent and the growing demand Tor ceHtIal 'th
parcels The 125th-st movement is expected 10
transform the north side of the choice thorough
fare from Sd TO Sth ayes, into continuous TO"
of modern business buildings a week ago 'lie
Harlem Presbvtererian Church decided TO move
from 125th-st. to a site fronting on Mount MI -
Park Last week the synagogue OF Temple lsi"o
of Harlem at the northwest corner or lZ6tr-st' anu
shave was bought by Herman Wronkow lot
about $4,000 through the McNickar- Ia"'o 80 90
~ COMPANY The property has frontage Oh 4I0
feet in the street and Of 991 feet in the avenue
II adtoins the home of the Harlem ordloi "a ~
Young Mems Christian Association
The congregation of Temple IsTael po"s"r ,,-,
,onartv in 1883 from the Church of the HOLY nm
itv The building on the site was erecteu "oo'
1870. - o+ If the
The principal deal Of the week H0' tha
season I'm tho downtown business sectlop -,
I ., Tho Tower building No. 80 Broadway
the first steel skeleton structure ever Dun' -
cit,, nv the New-York Real Estate ImproN ei''eit'
Company owner OF the adjoining patcei', -
46 and IS Broadway. On the commune - 40 &,
twenty story office structure. to cost :I''0o'0V''
70 be built it is said The combined parcels nave
a broadway frontage Of SIS feet n oep'h "a W.
feet and Newest frontage of 6S.1S feet.
n Brigham Hall 81 Son sold last week lor Joseph
T. Newborg No. So Great Jones-st' four S'oIE
and basement stone front mercantile ouNui"H' oi' "
lot 20x100 feet. -,,- -
Arnold z. Ryrne sold for Annie Z. OConnor 70
o,is bernstein Nos us and 100 West l31th-st'
five story apartment house. on plot 42YlOo Ieet'
Crawford, Denison Moyna4an ana Eo"t A0x1 90
Samuel Goidstic<er sold for Walter J. Cohen NOS
buildings plot 49, 4xlpO5 teet. Inc ,tS ak
an investor. He viii improve the site Win 1t S'>
john \ Goding sold fourhfths interest IN
e 6g 9d of fq?fS nd to the
Realty Company The PronsrF TT9s onr6ftb in
terest Thus the Century is now the sole owner oil
the plot The deal involves nearly S5VV,VVO -.
Joseph Mcclure sold the Grandyicw APARTMENTS
four i've story aathouses, on !lot il%leG Ieet,
No 1851 l.SSl AQlStelU'tIll-stE !-O
ner Of I52G-st. The seller bought the pot Which
faces Holy Trinity Cemetery in 1896. ,-
The Charles F Moves Company Leased ed nor noes
and Tradesmen OF this city the Narick bulIdlnS, a
seven story office structure at the northwest cor
ner of Broadway and Park Place, covering lot
27xl0O feet The lease is for twenty-one years
with renewal privilege on the part OF inc tet ti
ege Exclusive Of all hxed charges which are 10 pc
Taid nv the tenant. is about $1,5UOOOO. MS IS the
third long term lease negotiated by the. NoyeS
company each involving more than $l,OoO.uoo t4iat
they have reported in the last few months
The Rutland & whiting Company sold for Joseph
r FTovt 10 RerthOld Hahn the six story business
buiIdine- No 30 Spruce st. The same brokers re-
Gently Ioa sed the building for five years to Christ
man Wolrcrstcin & Sharahan.