New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

kind was the sale of the new six story freproof
garage at the northeast corner OF 62d St and
Broadway by George C. Boldt. proprietor of the
Waldorf Astoria through Dennis Preston 10
q F. & w. NJ V. Hoffman. The purchase price
was about s66O.006. The property has frontage
OF ll6e feet in Broadway and average depth
OF about las feet 1t is leased to the American Lo-
comotiVe Company for a long term of years at
annual rental OF ss3.sO0 and taxes. Another
interesting investment deal was the sale by
Daniel c. Whearty of the Phoenix. No is East
2Sth St. a five story bachelor apartment house
on lot 25xlO0 feet. The building nearly COW
the lot. and has stores the parlor and
basement floors. II originally private
house. and rented at $4,000 year. but by prac-
tical alterations TO meet the demands and
changed conditions of the street it now produces
$4,000 a year. Still another important invest
nlent transaction was the sale by Frederick Fox
& Go. for James w. and Sumner Gerard and
other persons of the two mercantile buildings.
No. te9 Broadway and No. 20 Mercer st The
owner will the two buildings and
lease the property. The size Of the two plots is
i910x200 feet
New homes were found last week by a number
OF large business concerns. A. H. Davenport
Company. decorators and furniture dealers
leased the two four story buildings at the south
west corner OF s2d St and Madison from
Seth Sprague Terry through William A White
& Sons. The dwelling houses on the plot are TO
be extensively altered. Another Fifth ave concern
bought for its own use No. 16S Madison ave. a
four story dwelling house on a lot 25x3S feet
Seth SpraSue Terry the seller and William
A. White & Sons the brokers
William Steiner. Sons & Co, lithographers
leased for twenty-one years from the plans. at
total rental OF SSO0OOO. a nine story loft
building, 10 be erected on the premises. No. 257
10 267 West 18th St, parcel 127x92 feet y. A
Berwin & Co. sold the parcel to A. Fillmore
Hyde. who will erect the building
John y. Golding sold last week for the City
Investing Company the Edison Building. an
eight story structure. Nos. AZ and A Broad
street. extending TO Nos. IS and 40 New ST.
it is on a plot 42x154x644x1592 feet. Norman
S. Riesenfeld is the buyer.
T. H. Ludlow & Co. sold for James A. Rem
wick five story triple hathouse on a plot 26x74
feet at the southeast corner OF 99th ST. and Co.
lumbus Also sold No 241 West 135th ST.
five story lathouse. 25xl00 feet.
olcott c. Colt sold through Melvin J. Chisum.
for the Colt estate. No 30 West 134th st. TO a
purchaser. for occupancy.
H. /. Suydam & Co. sold for the Knapp estate
Nos. IS and so Christopher st, four story ten
enent house, 49x60 feet.
Namm Brothers bought a plot at the north
east corner Of Broome and Allen SITS
S G. Bayne sold the northeast corner of Riv-
L.
The buyer viii improve the property with a
dwelling house.
Minturn Post Collins purchased from Thomas
J. Mclaughlin four lots at the southeast corner
of Emerson st. and Post The plot has
frontage of 110 feet in Emerson st. and 100 feet
in Post ave. Eleven lots have been sold in the
section in the last week.
Mrs. George c. Foster sold to the Life Pub
fishing Company No. % West 3lst St. a four
q hOuS lot .b5yt4SQ q feat
house adjoins the Life Building the west and
was bought to protect the light and air of that
structure.
J. Clarence Davies sold for the H Clausen
Brewing Company plot 5Oxlo0 feet on the
north side of 18th st, 100 feet Of Willow
ave 10 the Columbia Wax Works. which viii
build factory the site.
De Selding Brothers leased TO Reed & Barton
for long term OF years the stores Nos, and
Maiden Lane. and also part OF the first floor in
the Broadway Maiden Lane Building
The Godspeed Realty Improvement Company
sold No West l;E3d St. five story fathouse.
on a lot 2Jx99.ll feet
Ashforth d Co sold for the Trowbrdge estate
No. 80 West 25th st. a four story and basement
brownstone front dwelling house 25x9s 8 feet.
Renwick c. Hurry & Co. sold the lot 25xlo0
feet, at the southwest corner of Amsterdam ave
end lSOth st, for Edmund Abby Hurry. for
John Donney and Ames & Co sold the south
west corner OF 3lst ST. and Lexington ave a
Eve story building. on lOt 199xG4 feet. 10 Will
$1,000 ''' 0-'' ne Pun 'i'1's p'''9 was
9. P. H. Gilbert. the architect, filed plans last
Week Tor q DQll0lng TO be erected ArnSI Ierdan
ave ana 1920 St. facing th- square formed by
the Intersection Of Amsterdam and ST Nicholas
ave for r. ". Woodwork The building is TO
be l5e feet IN Amsterdam and 100 feet in
1920 81. It will be divided into a series OF stores
on tie ground floor and Offices above It will
be three stories high The T. w Wooworth
Colnasny viii occupy the large store in the
southern section OF the building. The structure
will bH known Is the Washington Building
The five story structure No. 179 BroadWay on
q plot 25X1OO feet. which IS Of the few re-
naming old-fashioned mercantile buildiAsa IL
lower Broadway, and which recently pur-
chased by the George +. Keith Companv. which
occupies the street floor. IS to be converted into
q modern Office building. Crouch q Fitzgerald
81 is said, make practically the same renoN alton
sE their structure. H q. Knapp. q architect il
preparing plans that call for extensive interior
alterations and new facade, which viii have
large ornamental bay window effect trimmed
with stone, extending from the store front 10 the
cornice. which in turn viii be surmounted by the
firms trademark. The cost Of the alterations Is
estimated at about $4,000.
Lowenfeld Prayer sold 10 Henry NJ Toch
10. 52 Bowery, a three story brick building
16sxl20 feet. Also bought from Herman r
Bellmer No 2l1 East 2lst St, a private dwelling
house % 6x9S.9 feet.
The McVickar. Gaillard Realty Company
leased for the Greely Realty and Improvement
Company 10 a client the five story apartment
house Nos. ., 4 O. II and 13 East 9Sth St on
plot l25x1o0 feet. for a long term Of years at
the aggregate rental OF Sl200e0 After slight
improvements the property will be conducted as
81 has been for time.
Albert B. Ashforth sold for a client TO the
New HYDE Park Land Company 20l acres at
New Hyde Park. Long Island. The tract con-
nearly S5OOOOO. II will be up into building
sites and put on the market for residential pur-
poses. IL is near Garden City.
The New York and Pittsburg Real Estate
Company sold 10 a syndicate Of Boston land de-
veopeTs a tract of land adjoining Hollis Ter
race and comprising thirty-eight acres The