New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-13
LOT MARKET BRISK
OYER $50. 900 REALIZED.
Sales Clearly ReoedI Stability OF
Realty Conditions.

Realty history worth remembering was mace
yesterday n the Real Estate Exchange sslesroons'
Nos il and Is Vesey St. at the stands OF Joseph
p Day end BRYAN L. Kennedy Mr.. Day SOLO
ass lots forming tract owned by the HUNTS POINT
Realty Company. and fronting in GARRISON Seneca
ana Fdsewater aves-. and Whittier. Donsfellow'
BRYANT Faile and Irvine SITS and also Hunt
Foin- aye The Bronx for s3s1.275- At O'Clock
The remaining unsold lots numbering exactly III"
were withdrawn. owing 10 the lateness OF ohe houi-
They viii be offered at private sale NY Rem
nelly had offering of sixty-three piols OF louI
sns Eve acres each. at Oakdae. Long Island. and
e quickly disposed CT every plot obtaining >'Sl
for the entire property. The prices paio lot the
C,akdale property ranged from $40 to $50 an acre
TIE market success Of these two sales was truly
4. so-oef,,1 demonstration of the stability OF the
great metropolitan real estate market
The sale OF the Hunts Point property began at
II O'Clock An hour before the first lot was offered
-bera were at least five hundred persons in the
auction rooms: by II o'clock there were about nine
hundred and ct noon there were about twelve
hundred persons present As REGARDS nuner1cai
strength II was a record crowd. and crowd tnat
was largely composed Of business men whose sole
aim vas to seize some of the many realty oppor-
TURTLES within their reach Those present who
succeeded IN being numbered among the buyers
went home smiling. for they had obtained what
they wanted at right prices That means in
me near future they will be able to resell their
holdings at a good profit. and il is just such auc-
don sales that add TO the realty visor OF this great
city
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COMPANY. James F Meehan. Frederick Johnson
Martin Pletscher. Richard Behrens, H Freedman
c s Baker c. W. Muller. George O BodtIna'1r
Thomas Slogan. NJ j McGraIh, Bernard IL taoe
H Tuchman c. Schneider. Joseph G Marcks
Rachel Walsh. Sarah Couplard Mrs James Den1p-
sev William NJ Brown. Peter ]. o'Hara- William
Getger Charles o. Waller and Myer Kriger
The lot at the southwest corner Of Garrison ave
nue. and Bryant street was sold for s2'oZ9- Inc
northwest corner Of Garrison avenue and Long
fellow street brought S2.325. Inside lots on the
west side Of Garrison avenue, between LongfeloW
=raa Bryant sold for $500 each and on the
east side for about 1925 each The southeast
conner Of Seneca avenue and Bryant street brought
& -ea while the northeast corner OF Seneca ave
nue. and LongfeIlow street sold for sl625 Inside
lots on the east side Of Seneca avenue between
IonefeIlow and Bryant streets, brought rom sSoo
10 81 .6T5 On the north side OF Longfellow street
between Seneca and Garrison avenues, prices
ranged from $500 10 1925
The block bounded by Garrison and Seneca aNes-
and Whittier and Longfellow SITS, ffty-four lots
brought g total of 1850 The corners on Carl
son ave al IJongfeIlow and Whittier SITS. sold
for SEQ and $3.50, respectively Inside lots on
Garrison ave ranged from s1,125 10 s.S25 For the
nineteen lots on LongfeIlow ST $50 each was paid
The TWO eastery corners in Seneca ave, at Whit
tier and LsongfeIlow SITS, brought 1915 and SLIGO
The southeast corner of Garrison ave and Long
fellow ST sold for s2.1oo and three lots adjoining
on Garrison avenue brought S,275 each Sig lots
on the east side Of Seneca ave, between WhIttler
and r,oncfellow sts We're sold for $500 each
For a plot containing 14,17S square feet at the
southeast corner Of Garrison and Hunts Point ave-
Ss3 500 was paid. The plot at the southeast corner
of Hunts Point ave and Seneca ave. brought $500
ard prices for abutting and fronting in Hunts
Point ave brought from s, 100 10 5000 each.
The lots on the south side Of Seneca ave, be-
tween Faile St and Hunts Point Road were dis
posed OF for about S2.ee0 each The northeast cor
uer Of Hunts Point and Faile aves. was sold for
$50 The Edgewater Road lots esold for from
s. 900 10 $500 each.
Plans have been fled for q four story department
store at the southwest corner of Sth ave ana $50
stree, to be built for Mcfarland & O'Flaherty-
The proposed building Will front 20 feet on the ave-
me and 100 feet on and will be OF brick
orrsrnented with cement stucco- 1t will have
large nezzanine windows all stories 1t is TO cost
$4,000 c. H jackson IS the architect Stephen Nc
F3srrlard is the owner of record.
Plans have also been fled for enlarging and re-
modelling the five story house No. IS East seth ST
for Arthur Ryle as owner. and for making over
the four story tenement house No 50 West 125th
81 into dwelling house for two families. with
stores and meeting on the lower floors The
improvements. made for Charles Dwyer, remove
the building from the supervision Of the Tenement
House Department Henry Bacon and Bruno W
Berger are the architects.
Plans have also been fled for enlargng the four
story Office and store building No $50 5th ave.
owned by the Warren estate, the improvements
being for Henri BenGel as lessee. o. Reissn1ann
and Henry Otis Chapman are the architects