New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
FEWER REAL ESTATE SALES.
VOLUlfE OF BUSINESS WILL SOON BE, 1T Is THOUGHT,
rs LARGE rs IN EARLY PART OF SEASON.
Building Operations than Last Yeanreose Cost of Com
sfructiou York More than s11yOOO,000

story and basement brownstone dwelling house.
20x50x100 feet The house will be extensively
altered and then occupied by the buyer
The Goelet estate sold plot,of thirteen lots on
the west side of Edgecombe ave, between 1921
and 153th SITS, overlooking Colonial Park
The Gaudier estate reported TO ha sold
Nos 1S4a and 1S47 Broadway. a four story brick
apartment house, adjoining the northwest cor
ner of Goth st The purchase price is said to
Samuel G. Hess sold Nos. 7O4 and 706 Amster-
dam ave. a five story iathouse, with stores.
took in part payment No. 46 West 9Sth ST. a lot
The Mcvickar-Gillard Realty Company sold
Tor the Corporation Liquidating Company the
Morningside seven story apartment house, No
40 to 90 Morningside ave. 1t occupies the east
erly block front between 11Sth and 18th SITS.
Shaw & Co. sold for Percy D. Adams No. 124
west 136th St. a three story and basement
dwelling house 15X1O0 feet. This plot will prob
ably be improved with a six story dwelling
house, 15x1O0 feet each.
William Oppenheim bought the southeast cor
ner or l4oth st and Willis ave, fronting 80 feet
in the street by 30 feet in the avenue. This
property had been owned by the sellers for
number Of years. Williamson & Bryant were
the brokers.
w Turner & Co. sold No. 40 West goth st.
four story dwelling house. a builder. With
this purchase the buyer has plot with front
age of 125 feet. He will erect a ten story loft
building on the site.
J. Clarence Davies sold for the Port Morris
Land and Improvement Company the block
front Of eight lots. 2l0x100 feet the east side
of Willow ave, between 1920 and 133d sis
John y. kalley q Sons sold for Charles La
finsky to member of the Fort Amsterdam
Realty Company No. 155 Chambers ST a five
story building, 25x771 feet.
Edward Samson bought from Austin G. Hall
for client No Sc East 21st st, i've story
mercantile building on plot 25x92 feet.
NJ. l. Strunsky sold for Andrea Lestora to
Lippmann & Gold a five story building on
plot 47I0x1O11 feet. at the southwest corner of
Prince st. and West Broadway.
Schneider & BaChrach bought the block front
q he of
18Th SITS, plot 199 .1Ox12O feet. The same firm
has sold No. 2l3 Chrystie st. a six story tene
n1ent house on a lot 2Sx100 feet and No. 292
East Houston st, four story tenement house,
on a lot 20x75 feet.
Randolph Guggenheimer and Isaac Inter
nyer sold TO Uhlfelder & Weinberg the Hudson
apartment house, at the south corner Of 95th
ST. and Riverside Drive, 76x90 feet The sellers
took in part payment eight lots on the north
side of 15Ist st. about 225 feet west of Broad
way, and four lots the south side of 152d
St. the same distance from Broadway.
John II. Berry sold for Henry Acker and
Charles TrotZe Henrietta Court, a seven story
apartment house. on plot 75x100.8 feet on the
south side of 95th St. 265 feet east Of Riverside
Drive.
I. B. wakeman resold for Albert Cavanagh
the Thatcher n. Adams property, No: 10 West
18th St. 2Sx92 feet The buyer is a building cor
poration. which will erect on the site an eleven
story store and loft building.
Shaw & Co. sold for Mrs. c. Gerl No. 1O4
West both St, a three story and basement
dwelling house, 16Sx1O0 feet. The purchaser
who owns the adjoining house, will erect a six
Pehlemann & Schweger sold for g client to
c. w. Banker the Adeline, six story elevator
apartment house, with stores, No. 432 West
1921 St, for $4,000 Il has frontage of $50
feet in 160th St, 49.11 feet in Amsterdam ave,
500 feet in St. Nicholas ave. with a rear line
Of 1919 feet
One Of the largest and most important auction
sales this season held in the week by Joseph
P. Day, the auctioneer and real estate broker, at
the Real Estate Salesrooms, Nos IA and Is
Nesey st. The offerings included about twenty
choice parcels, for which the sum of about $500,
000 was realized. The bidding for the five story
building. with stores No. So Nassau ST. was
exceptionally brisk. The first bid 100000
Charles Laue got the parcel for STA 600. This
is the first time the property has changed hands
in more than one hundred years
Plans were filed with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy for a sixteen story flreDroof office build
ing TO be built at No 341 to 347 9TH ave. oppo-
site the WaldOrf-Astoria and just south of the
new Altman store. 1t is to be 40 feet front,
with d facade of brick and granite and lime
stone, trimmed with terra Gotta, and is to cost
100000 The owner is the Union Trust Com
pany as trustee for the estate Of Laura c. De-
lano. Mayncke & FRANKIE are the architects
H. w. Nichols sold for John D. Rockefeller
to James H. Jones, a plot 50x396 feet, at the
northeast corner of 9th ST and Avenue A. This
is part of the plot acquired as a site for tSe
Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research.