New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-11
REALTY ACTIVITY WIDESPREAD
SEVERAL BIG DEALS IN 5THAVE. REPORTED IN THE
WEEK.
Market
Trading Tenement Houses Pgorons-ck Maret
for Large Long Island Tracts

each on LOT 2Oxl005 feet: For John L. Martin to
| No LIS East 7Oth-st. also No. 100 East 7Oth-st.
for Mr.. Martin TO Richard f. Forrest son-ln
law OF Henry H. HOLSTER, and No. l62 East
70th-st for Mr.. Martin to Henry II. Hoi1ster.
These last three dwelling houses Will be mod
ernized and occupied by the purchasers
In view OF the radical change oelng Rm1r,9 IN
formed q syndicate, which bought the remain
ing parcels which were for sale. the TRANSACTIONS
being as follows: For George Whitehead Betts:
jr, and Elizabeth II. Stanton. sold No. liO
East 1Oth-st-, a three story dwelling house, on
let 1SxlO0 feet TO Park E. Bell: No 100 East
10th-st, a four story dwelling house. on lot
20xlO0.5 feet. for John L. Martin TO Henry G.
Trevor: No. 157 East 70th-st.,- a four story
Trevor. and No. 100 East 70th-st.. g. three story
dwelling house. on lot 19x10O5 feet. to Mr.
Trevor: Nos. 169 and III East 70thcst, two
three story dwelling houses. on plot 33.4X1oO:o
feet for Mary A. Thorp TO Robert II. Z. Elliott;
No. 173 East 70th-st., for Lucy W. Cronin
to Henry A Coster: No 10 East 70th-st.. for a
client to Mrs. Edgar H Booth.
For Mrs. E. H. Stanton, Pease & Gilman have
sold No. 179 East 7Oth-st., three story high
stoop dwelling house. ID. 6x1005 feet and resold
No. III East 1oth-st, three story brownstone
dwelling house. on a lot 16.Sx1OO5 feet for R. E.
Elliott.
Leon s. AItmayer sold for Peter Banner to
Max and William Greene the Leyland, a six
story and basement high class elevator apart
ment house. Nos. SOC and 30S West SOth-st.,
between Riverside Drive and West End-ave
The house was erected by Mr.. Tully, the builder.
This is the second large elevator apartment
house sold by MIR. AItmayer as broker for Mr..
Banner. the former sale being the Rauth. at
the southwest corner of Central Park West and
9oth-st. Both these deals We're on an all cash
basis
John G. Mccullough sold the Dunmore. six
story APARTMENT house a plot 70x9S.9 feet,
No 22S 10 232 West 42d-st.. between the Bruce
Free Library and the Liberty Theatre.
Plans were fled in the week for theatre and
The &C cost was was placed at 100000
The Mccormack Real Estate Company
bought from the Queensborough Development
Company practically all OF the vacant property
between the Rockaway junction and the village
OF Queens. The property comprises about two
hundred acres. is mostly at Hollis and is on
either side of Atlantic-ave.. extending from
Futon-st. to the old country road. Many of the
streets are laid out, trees have been planted and
water mains have been installed. The consid-
GRAFTON is said 10 be about Sl.oooOOU. The
Queensboroush Development Company COM
prises Ex-Governor Black, eX-Park Commits
sioner Squires. Colonel William NJ. Griffith for
mer secretary TO Ex-Governor Black; John Voor
man, William F. Wyckoff. H. c. Du Val. limo
thy Williams. vice-president of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company; Ralph Peters, presi-
dent of the Long Island Railroad; William
Wheeler and c. B. Wheeler
The Mccormack Real Estate Company also
bought the property of the Lakeview Manor
Association at Rockville Centre. This property
. consists of about thirty-two acres. and is laid
out I'm streets in a select section of this pros
porous little town. The consideration is said to
be about $4,000.
f. B. Vanderveer. John A. De Groot and ]. w.
De Mott. all of Brooklyn, are members of the
LakeView Manor Association.
The Ernestus Gulick Company sold tract
comprising farms formerly owned by the Hen
erickson and kromenacher estates, OF a bout one
hundred and seventy-ave acres, at the junction
OF Springfield and Central ayes, Borough Of
Queens. 1t has a frontage of 1000 feet in
Springheld-ave. and 2300 feet in Central-aVe-
The land is near the Queens station of the
Long Island Railroad and adjoins the southerly
line of the Belmont Park property.
1t is understood that the purchasing syndicate.
which includes several well known Manhattan
investors. will improve the property this spring
and sell IL off in lots and small parcels.
The consideration involved in this sale was
said TO have been about S350000.