New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Manhattan and The Bronx sac 612,5 sc sSO,572452 I

| Manhattan and The .s46, 612,5sc sSo.S72452
/ The demand for improved property on Manhattan
Island continues good. despite the fact that the
| summer season is here. There is also CONSIDER
able activity in the vacant land sections, ana the
market for Marble Hill parcels and plots near it
| is excellent. The purchasing movement in the
central 4th-ave section is stii strong one OF the
principal deals in that section last week being the
| purchase of small PARCEL at the northwest corner
| Of 27th-st. and 4th-ave. by the Church du Saint
| Esprit which owns and occupies adjoining par
/ eel fronting 27th-st.
| Three important ,1d Tay transactions were re-
| ported in the week namely. the Sherwood House.
| the Dozier Motor Company and the Livingston
estate deals.
r. Pehlernann sold for Gustave and Henry Stillge-
| bauer the Sherwood House. Nos. 2,79O and 2,792
| Broadway seven story structure adjoining the
| southwest of lesth-st, for about $4,000
The size of the plot is 81 7x1o5. .4x50 4x93S feet
/ Mrs Althea s Rudd Ward leased through the
! Mcvickar- Gaillard Realty Cempauy,.to the Lozer
Motor C9mpany f for long ded tern 3f fonr
story and basement building vii. be erected ] for the
ahe month"; occup m By '2 fope
Company, and also owned by Mrs. Ward.
leased the southwest corner of Broadway and 56th-
fronting about IS feet fna in and nd Ph s3P
St. on which the company d is efohg& frent Win 9qs1g th,s m
| the near future be given up to the automobile
| Horace S Ely & Co. and Tucker speyers & Co.
sold for the Livingston estate to Charles Goidman
i7$x5I feet SIS feet north Of 5Oth-st The parcel
| adtoins the Continental Hotel -
e T 6d or n enc % OF W ts @ Com
pay tbe 1ia Nanhaftan sauaTe Hotel tWeiVe story
building. the south side of 7th-st SO feet east OF
lo22 feet in depth: q the Park Heights Land and
Water Company. The West Side CONSTRUCTION Com,
Rah{h sF '. Ths RESn inVoved
1. B. Wakeman sold for Edward H. Reynolds the
Hotel valiamont and the Champion apartment tI mt
feet at the aorthwest s9 eerner o of sthst
S Fhs I I-nitea SIatas Reaty and Enforcement Com
pahy soid lii' to the f Dine SAVINGS Bank Of Broo
25ixiSo feet. between the Empire Square Hotel and
G2aa Soas s Il n a Ths esnR or fhs
BY the Gou1nbus-ave pHFshasss it now controls P,rnd
fsi Of ds feet aTspof AND Of Si' n
Isaac kleinheld and Isaac Rothsf1eld bought
e Sd sf fased nd ssd s A
on the plot fourteen five story hathouses;
for S ceumbia % university to william l. sutphin the
fee Of No So West ihst four T story e sIo ana f base
s B. Goodaie 3 Son sold for the Madison square
| No g West s4th-st. five story building on lot
25xsss feet. The same firm also sold for Mary E.
dwelling houses altered into hotel, on a plot SIX
an an eleven @ story Story loft building on the Site:
Braisted, Goodman & Hershfeld sold for the
| Weed. of Cleveland, the Riveryew: new seven
story apartment house Nos Sl4 and 5lo west SSd-
More sales in the Marble Hill section
for the Kngsbridge Real Estate Company plot
fgh 9i Rn esa In tn sm T6orHe 1 rst Tsgsn
ers will soon be laid it is said through the & tract
Moe oShn ery ko m and % ss %a@ 6 sos 6 5GF
frame stores and dwelling on ba plot gS95
CHASED the az aneon 9R No ray a. "a as also Wo od
St ssth-st fee1ossss feet adjoinHg the Levy plot.
Nos 5 I57 and 5s ere are three s s5oTE and has
story Curtis R ts. house ~ The The size b Of fl the m
os feet IN the Street The parcels sold are within
short distance Of the West Side. union tunnel term
rairoads The station viii be sSd-st and 7th-
bought No IS East s4th-st.. a four story, brown
w5s ans axg aeepss hsus So On n saE 9t feet He
The Broadway Reliance Realty &C Company and sey-
eorh sse Of s Of @
eeaor 40 on he m TS s
pany has now DISPOSED Of the P[operty sn in this this
estate with the exception Of g. feet in s5thst 100
e Plans @ were fled with Buildings Superintendent
Hopper FOR the enlargsment of the Hotel Savoy,
eleven story freproof annex. % feet front and sS5
feet deep. to be erected in 5Sth-st The architect
Morganstern Brothers sold Nos 900 and 222 East
I two % sose ery on o d9qe ee
through Dobroczinski & Blumenkrantz also Nos
double houses with stores lot 25x1023 feet each
also Nos 79 ana 81 Canilon-St a seven story, nre-
proof double tenement house, with stores on lot
fexs2 feet, through Max Podell. The same firm has
bought Nos 116 and 12s 2d-st, two seven story fire
proof double tenement house, with stores, lot
built by Joseph L. Buttenweiser also Nos. 234 and
23s East 103d-st, six story new law house. on
lot 5ON1CGn feet; also Nos 3e5, 30I and 3O9 East
75th-st., two six story new law houses, on lots
75xi022 EACH and No f,S05 3d-ave., five story
double tenement house, with stores lot 25.3x100
feet. The total sum involved in these transactions
about sl00,9do
''The Real Estate Record and Guide says in its
last in regard TO the real estate situation. in
part as follows:
Building in The Bronx continues to be extraor-
chiefly to tenements. During the first six months
of 1906 omftting only the last week plans were
filed for l,157 new buildings, 20 be erected at
estimated cost of $685., 40 The of money
which is being invested In Bronx improvements
is two and a half times larr- II was last
year, and it is FIVE times as large IL only
amount of money which being spent in Brook
Iyn last year. and constitutes almost two-thirds
OF the unprecedented rate OF expenditure in Brook
lyn at the present meall this in spite of the fact
that Brooklyn has about four times the population
of The Bronx. OF the whole amount Of money.
which is being spent upon new buildings in the
Plans have been filed up $50 brick
tenement houses, to be erected at estima ed
OF s1s es,510 and the people who live in these
ments viii almost all of them work in Manhattan.
because the plans filed call for the construction
or very few new business buildings The Bronx
Is becoming more. rather than less. dependent on
the residential sccommoda tions now b,ing built
in The Bronx occupied by inhabitants, the pop
uiation of that borough must be increasing at a
remarkable rate. The $50 brick tenements
will accommodate on the average 100 people each.
which for increased population of
$500 Besides this. plans have been filed for
conInodate another 600 people, 110 brick dwell
ing houses. which Will accommodate at least $50