New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28
BRONX LOTS In DEMAND
SUCCESS OF OGDEN SALE.
Big Fifth AUenue Deal Reported
Volume of Business Large.

1eael0g feature OF Nhe real estate market 1as
week. but OF this season. II any one visited th'
sale fn doubt 10 the outcome he assuredly lef
the Vesey street selesrOoms inexpressbly delighted
rat tho record prices obtained FOR many lots, and
moreover that the sale undoubtedly indicated that
another big purchasing movement IN vacant land II
the upper sections Of the city IS here again. In thai
movement small buyers viii apparently be more
prominent than tho big operators and spectators
building material can now be bought much cheaper
than &C this time last year. and this fact will prop
ably result IN many little buyers quickly improving
the parcels they purchase. The demand in the
upper sections OF the city for one and two family
houses Is much larger than the supply. and those
little buyers who try 20 help meet that demand are
likely % ina an excellent market for their houses
For months there have been many signs lhat
there would be large numbers OF buyers this sea
EOn Cor well located lots in many sections OF west
chester, On New Jersey, tn Long Island and on
Staten island. Reports received last week from
those sections show that hundreds OF such iopS
were sold. and the majority OF them to persons
who Intend TO improve their parcels IN the near
future From now until next fail the sale OF
suburban lots IS likely 20 DO nearly as big as last
year.
Tomorrow the Ogden estate sale win be resumed
ct che Yssey street salesrooms by Mr.. Day. As ne
has reserved many OF the best lots for tho CLOSING
days OF the sale. Il would surprise no one II ne
surpassed his brilliant work OF last week. shouiu
the average price paid lot be maintained a sum
considerably over 100000 will be obtained for inc
entire tract.
One OF tho most important private transactions
reported last week was the sale Of No 6Ii 6th ave.
six story business building, on plot 2SNlOo ieet
adSoining the Howard Building at the southwest
corner OF l7th st. and 9Th ave, for {. GraFson
Martin 10 T. n Ham through Tucker, speyeEs q
Co. Cor $4,000. An idea OF the activity IN receht
years in this section OF 9Th ave- may be haa from
the fact that the same brokers have solo tLIS
property four times IN the last four years Inc
rrst sale was made for Miss Cornelia r. Nash on
less {. woodruff for SZ--0yVs VINO
afterward altered the building Mr.. Haan puF-
chased the property as an investment
The Charles F. Noyes Company scld last week
for a client 10 investor Nos l9S ana ~ I'm o
and Nos g II ana 10 Hague st, three five story
hulsinEs facing the Brooklyn Bridge. They cover
a PLOT OF $50 square fee- George F. HIS Is me
buyer. -,
recently sold the southwest corner Of Broadway
end ssth St. about 1870 square feet for the Ross
estate 70 syndicate including Jacob Nertheinn ana
Waiter J. Solomon sold no. 2O4 West 4Sth ST. az
soining for Jennie " Francke. OF St Louis 10 the
same purchaser. This house. which Is 2oxlOo rect
separates the corner plot from a plot 1SNlO0 1eet'
owned by James Churchill II was said last week
that the syndicate had obtained an option on the
Churchill plot.
Horace s. Ely & CO. and X. A. BerTin CO. sold
for Mary Laird No. sl3 9Th ave, a four story
building. On lot 22xso Feet The buyer owns an
adjoining plot
Bernard smyth q Sons sold 10 the ocemore
Building COMPANY for David Stewart Nos. 1925 and
issS Amsterdam ave. adjoining the northwest cor,
ner OF l55ta ST. Two three story buildings Win
Jesse G bennett 81 Co. sold ct the southeast .
1oS feet in depth and IS fest IN the rear.
A. IA Noreeoai & Son QncorporateD soIa 1oF
dwelling house 40. IS West S7th St TO Heilner &
Douglas Robinson, Charles s. BTown & co. re, re-
SOLD foE Julia Ilschnan Nos - a1e a = ISL 81 ,d
Colonel John JACOB Aston. -
HsT5s 4 sherman .s sold FOR Dr. 6r george s9o4g sAd
basement brownsione dwelling house s9xIVs ieet
Columbia College leasehold The house mas
sSs5ie, ~ srron sod for Charles Iaue to viii
sam RoseaZweig 30. 81 Broadway. a I'VE story ana
basement bsilding, &z-95 feet, Is feet north OF
The Alliance Realty. Company bought from Helen
mercantns building. On plot ll24xslexllls x27lo
Poison Brothers sold to Arthur Smith fifteen
acres ri land Il Jerome and 2g9d ST, opposite
5 45lS as i sSs S8s f aso1eents '
TIE Ao-saTe5tera Realty Company cold the four
On plot lsoSi9o teet at the northeast corner OF
The cruiFsl.aniz Company sold for Morris Vein
ing, on lot ZszS0 feet The structure IS leased
osly & il6eistein sold to Beuito Rovira plot III
A&le05 tset on the north side Of cd St, lis feet
east 81 "a eve lie viii erect six story factory
~; Morsenthau, ;r, q Co sold for the Hudson
8esIty S9;Iln3I2iy 70 Louis u sonnenberg a four
the southwest corner 0: l5th e. and 5th a-S The
ssIae brose5s recently leased tie property FOR
The 2 y Wen Realty Company sold its six
known the metropolitan. 2 client Of the Frank
the Boulevard at Arverne Long Island TO q Client
OF The Lewis II. NAY Company.
american baseT1cnr dyveIirq house % srTeo $50
= @ Thompson Lane. The house has been held at
Henry Corn leased 70 syndicate in which arc
louis SelezHick end Max K:lrzrock. nine stores IN
re arcade Buildtng IN course Of construction at
total sum q the lease for the term IS than
Randolph Guggenhem sold to Uhlfelder & Vein
berg through Cohen d Co. Nos 8. II and 13 Walker
81, new seven story LOFT structure plot
John \. Goldng. IN speaking yesterday about
estate Manhattan Island and IN the outlying dis
ereans rdy a3 ht CT 6s E f Te ey
"a ne improvement OF vast tracts OF land. thereby
located real estate People Ike 70 live in houses
new means os transit WIN supply this want The
toIegner coming 70 our shores has this object
The Real Estate Record and Guide" says in its
ilsst issue IN regard TO the ogden sale:
~ IS generally conceded by real estate men and
sidngS on wednesday ana Thursd i q this week
snst the prices OBTAINED were excellent, and thar
lnWayeEing confidence OF investors IN the future OF
Bronx. The sale IS considered notable one from
,s re- 5S1cn1opla1 % altendanee when, contrary TO
&c tine passed of the 1900 parcels included IN
ana realized total OF s27676. Tho results os
Ilursoays sale showed a marked advance IN the
prices over the sales OF Wednesday. which exceed
ed the above sum by Sll5,s50 Ia this Instance es5
JOS we're knocked down. TIE record price reached
vas $3.50 which was paid for irregular plot of
e tIlne more man loeo square feet az Boscobel
race ana ogden ave, and for an adjoining LOT
With frontage OF % feet on each thoroughfare
slA.OJ9 was obtained Roth parcels were purchased
~ the Provincial Realty Company. While IL fs
sac oy some that the small purchasers constituted
me pulk OF buyers, y has been suggested thar a
humber OF contractors were 20 a large eTtent in
erested IN the acquisition Of many OF the Cheaper
JOS The prices obtained along Ogden ave varied
Dut on the whole are considered 70 represent fuIi