New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

-s,-.- =, ola tenement house property near
ooa = and -,b-ave at which point the Fei'i'-
.,,,,..,,a railroad is building its MaHHa''@
..1 .ar,,,inal station a feature u
roaI estate market last week. Actl'l'y !"
sootion has aroused widespread attehl'o'' o..
many of the big spectators have become P'O'''
nentIy identified with the purchasing movement
there. Judging from the number OF parceis
forming a part OF the district which chaHseu
hands last week, the property which Is lot sac
can he had at prices attractive to specuia'oi'
and the purchasing movement is likely 10 s'o"
in vigor
The district will probably be allurihg TO ''e
snacr1ator for some months yet at least ana
- tt-o,,gbout the year But speculative
movements Of this type seldom continue
. foat,,ra for over two or three years. ana IN
ie- Of that fact il should not be torgot'el' ''ia'
tho movement in the district is by no means -
.ba initial stage The Pennsylvania Ram o8!
made nublic its plans for building Dig 'uiii'l
station at 33d-st and 1th-ave' seNeIdl 20
ago and since that time operators nav ~
heor idle IN that part of the city. when Is eA-
rectad to derive more benefit from redl eS'0''
nont of view. from the tunnel station ina" az
other New strength was added 10 Ihe iiio'0
n,ent several months ago Wheh II ''''T
-, that the Now-York and Jersey Railroad
-
III, front ON the west side of Broadway troi"
%, -. 995 SITS These tunnel terminal plans
-, r,o5a rrices ynattracttve to scores or lhe'-
.ror+e who would like to have stores or iol'
.+r,,o+,,ras fronting on the upper 6th-aNe' snip
r,r,, district and these merchants are seeAii'e
-aroo1s for their own use in nearby stee's -
I,aosir, feature of the week was larger num-
bey of sales of property south OF i4'h-S' ''''i
for some time. -.
one Of the leading TRANSACTIONS VI nc -,
WIS the sale by the Rutland az NhlIIls VI"
many for the Milton estate of No % 10 81 a.
place two five story and basement ana SUI
cellar buildings, OH plot lVoNSo Iee' ~
(,l,r.ressrnan Jefferson NJ. Levy This is the
third transfer of this property IN 'Lle ils,oi
he citv The property, which formerly Oe-
- a., columbia College was bought by Mr.
Milton in 1850. .,-.
Stanhen D. PYLE sold a plot at the southeast
corner Of Broad and Front SITS. 1t has 'front.'
aqa Of 60. ; feet in Broad-st. and 1853 feet IN
Front-st.
J. Phillips & Co. sold for the Henry Nor
eenthau Company to Patrick Reddy the north-
east corner Of 1sOth-st and St Nicholas-aNe''
75x1OO feet. go
Il was learned in the week that J. q. Golu-
smith who leased the property Nos. % anu or
West 34th-st.. last June, will begin on Aprn
the erection Of L new building OIL tue PiO''
b,,iIdinp will be from plans drawn by Warren q
wetmore. It has been leased by, by N. JToioS'''i4
10 paul BonVit. Of Bonwit. Teller q GO.
N and L. Hess leased for John Noondll anu
lane E Britton Nos. 44O. Az ana IN ON 49, g,
southeast corner of = th-st'' IhIsG % e. -
story buildings. occupying plot !4X'o Ieel 70
Walter J. Solomon. The lease Is Tor q es I ~, VI
sixty-three years at a tota! rental OIL 9li Phi -
coo The improvement OF the pIoperly VII -
bee1,r1 on May /. when the old lease expires:
My Marx sold through Hall J. How q Co a
nlot of one hundred lots forming part OF Tue
Adee estate tract in the 24th Ward me BTolA.
II has d large frontage III Molil9-'F0' 1''-'
Evans is the buyer. r,:,.+
The Amsterdam Council Of the knighE
Of columbus bought the NarragansetL Cluu
rroperty No 307 West 04th-st., a Two story
bricll structure on a lot 25X1OO5 feet, Astor
Ieesebold The Narragansett Club, the Demo
cratic club Of the nth Assembly District occu-
MED the building for number or years
TViIIiarn A White & Sons sold for Charles A.
Nadal No. 81 Dey-st, a FIVE story building on a
lot a 1x90. 10 feet
Con1panv to an investor the seven story ele-
ya+or apartment house at the northwest corner
of 7Sth-st. and AmsteTdam-ave covering nan
block front, Also sold for Bookman Brotners
ST Elmo apartment house. at the southeast
corner of S5th-st. and Amsterdam ave, 4SxloV
He'll & Stern sold for l. Fried the Geraldine.
new six story elevator apartment house, No.
80 to SO West 106th-st. It has frontage Of a
feet and a depth Of 100 feet
l. J. Phillips 6, Co. sold for the American
Realty Company to Charles NJ. Rosenthal a
plot 25x20O feet, extending from Riverside
Drive TO CIaremont-ave., Il feet south Of
Bernard smvth & Sons sold for General J.
Watts De Peyster through William A. HOar, at
torney to Lippmann & Eisman the plot Of
over ten lots. comprising the entire westerly
front in Morningside Park West, between list
and 122d SITS The plot is bout 2S3 feet in Morn
ingside Park West and 122x116 feet in Hist