New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-23
THE ST. GEORGE SOLD
OCCUPIES 50TH ST. SITE.
Quick Market Found for a Green
zgich Street Site.

large volume Of business was transacted yester-
day IN the real estate market Deals in the sec
tons north OF the midtown loft centres were feat
ures The resale of a downtown plot was also re-
ported. One of the principal transactions was the
sale by Parish, Fisher & Co and Henry NJ WeiH
for the George Robinson Construction Company OF
the St. George apartments, a seven story elevator
building on plot 75xfO0 feet on the south side OF
60th street, 22S feet west Of Broadway The prop
erty was held S225,00o-
Alexander ". Fraser and George Alexander Mac
donald have purchased Nos. 491-493 Greenwich
street a plot 44x90 feet, about 139 feet north or
Canal street and have resold the property with
building loan TO q firm Of builders, which Will erect
2 warehouse on the site. The property was re-
Gently reported 10 have been purchased BY James
H Cruikshank who would erect six story ware
house on the site. which had been leased to Lain
& Simons.
saIonoor & Breenbaurn have resoId for the Noel
Realty and Construction Company plot Of eight
lots 2Ox99 Il feet the south side Of Seth street
rs feet east of Broadway. to the Anaconda Realty
and Construction Company. which will erect two
six-story elevator apartment houses on the site
The Noel company recently took the property IN
a trade for the Faddon Hall apartment house, at
the southeast corner of 137th street and Riverside
Drive
The activity anticipated in The Bronx in building
operations of two and three family houses Is at
tracing much attention to the Hunts Point sec
ton
The George F. Johnsons Sons Company has sold
the Manda Company Twelve lOJS On tlle soue44
side Of Manila street 1885 feet west Of Lafayette
avenue These lots are directly opposite the
eighteen lots recently sold to the Meehan Building
Company. which is building on its plot eighteen
two family houses The Manila Company VIII
erect twelve similar houses
The George ?. Johnson's Sons Company has also
sold to P E Lane eight lots on the west side OF
whitlocz avenue. loo feet north Of Tiffany street
These lots will be improved with eight three family
houses
pans have been fled with Buildings supern-
tendent Murphy for charging and remodellng the
five story house No. IS Park avenue erecting on
the roof over the mansard large loggia or steel
and glass and making over the interior and the
main entrance and elevator.
The improvements are to be made from designs
by Trowbridge & Livingston, architects, at a cost
OF $4,000 for Miss A. 2. Jennings. as owner.
Plans have also been flied for making over the
oId-fashioned five story, high stoop house No. Us
East 34th street for business occupancy, the i'm
provements 10 be made for Caroline A Brundage
as owner. Smelling & Potter are the architects
Also for remodeuing the four story and basement
stores Of A OHvette & Co. at No. $50 Madison
avenue at a cost OF $500. Arnold ". Drummer IS
the architect.
Plans have also been filed for remodeIling the
two oId-Sashioned three story and basement dwell
ing houses Nos 23s and 2+1 Wooster street. owned
by Alice Schmidt. of yonkers into two family fat
houses, with stores IN the basement and main
stories, the Improvements being made for Max
Taigman, as lessee. at cost Of 5000. Thomas
Graham is the architect
Plans have also been fled for charging the two
story stable Of the Sheffield Farms lawson-Decke
Company, in Broadway. south of Both street, by
adding four stories, the improvements being
made at a cost OF $4,000 and for converting the
skating rink at No. 4 Manhattan street into a
moving picture hail. with rink in the rear, the
and Celia Loxer, as owners Frank A Rookie and
Shampan & Shampan are the architects,