The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
nj Miscellaneous.

Charles e. Duross has leased a loft In the
building build s,s at ! SS Seft l sc S Snd o iS Wes Eai Eis bWemth
street for Joseph Samuels Il Co.
Robert s. Smith has leased for a long term
FROM y'f pr. A Ttsa ' F. b R7iSIisss t q R Duiidins &
adjoining parcel, No. 2S2 Sixth avenue. When
see ,el which he says be will use as a
The Sterling Realty Company is the buyer
OF No. rs West Thirty-ffth street. sold re-
Gently BY A NJ. johnson q Co. for Henry
The Rickert- Fiplay Realty Company reports nts
Ave lots. $500; Charles Il. g: Robbins; four our.
Its s;, g 200; H. s f.; Pp lots a taTee Water lSfs, SUB;
three lots, $500; Thomas Reape, three lots ots
g ,l2s; C Il W,rN @ena1; en fosr lots lots, 5000:
Adeline G. Weeks. three lots, 5000; c. A. Birch
field. three lots, g. 400; Henry m papze ewo 'h Iots
$500; Lillian G. Paschai, three lots, 81, 800;
Theresa H. !Gabler. two lots. 800; samuel Z.
Atkins. Ave lots. 81 ga 4; L; a Nes :; 5 1a6
Plans have been filed with Building Superin-
tendent Murphy for a new wo story foundry.
with one story machine shops annexed. 70 pc
built for Robert Hoe on East street. Just north
Of Broome street and running through the
block to Tompkins street. The b Hiding
is to have a frontage. OF l4s feet and a depth
oil ZUU ItpI, " U u ov OOt ~ -"
cost SIS. 600. Robert Hoe 4 Co, are the archi-
tects.
Yesterday include two six story flats, with
stores, TO be built for the Terra Firma Building
Company at the southwest corner OF Avenue
B ar and 9 l F9u y, teen lnt s'F bTifd IN a a GNf' fs 0p ory'G for,
Theodoore =. Hegert at Nos. 422-4sO East
Fifty-third street, to cost si75 ,ooo.
The e, B 5Ss3E plans plans, include sssd % 2 the tSs e GfsSd fS cen-
course, to cost 5000.
The Acms Real Estate Club, through its
invitation from the Queens Land and Title
Company to visit the great suburban site at
Massapequa. The club has made it q prac-
some OF the large real estate Developments
in the vicinity OF New York, These tours
are a source Of much information and profit,
as we'll as pleasure to the members OF the
club. The trip is made at the expSdn Sid OF
spread interest IN real estate circles since tne
nearly 5000 lots, have already been sold.
'n Th .n' Mil ief.f4n ii s0 Real Estate Company
proprietors of Hampstead Plaza report q very
satisfactory demand for lots; which is at
ine at prices Considerably below value. How
ever, there will be an increase Of 10 per cent.
let Iit FOR the erection Of several houses. Hemp
stead Plaza. because OF its healthful and con-
venient location, as well as, It's natural ad-
Na1tdRph, 10 Il StllStls uiN q I,'lo,.''Di.
improvements on the Long Island Railroad
are being Installed. When they are com
pleted the running time to Herald Square
viii be twenty-five minutes. According to
the company, values are bound to Increase
vapidiy at Hampstead Plaza.
One of the most important oil, the recent
operations in Long Island is the development
Of Hollis, Terrace, at Hollis: L. l. In maSnidi
in the history of suburban upbuilding, The
tract comprises about 3 1000 lots: all OF which
are within a sto mes throw OF the various
transit lines, connecting this section with
Of the Long Island steam and electric lines
Is directly opposite the property; Contiguous
highest type. public schools g. and nd Shu t
and Pittsburg Real Estate Company y
within the city. including water, gas, cleo
Tic lights, police and fire Gro MftS 2ns free oS
ma gnifcent trees and cement sidewalks.
During the last week contracts were let for
twenty-four miles of new cement sidewalks
and eight, miles Of Streets the total cost Of
which will be $3.50. 900. Plans are also in
preparation for Atty Queen Anne cottages,
which will soon be under construction.