New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

feet and viii cost S6OoOOo NJ. X Miller is the presi-
dent of the company.
Another twelve story brick and stone apartment
house was also recently projected for site at the
northeast corner Of 62d street and Park avenue
II will occupy a plot S5.1x64.3 feet and will cost
$275OOO Ii will be built for the No 56s Park Ave-
nue. Company from plans by w. B. Chambers
Carl NJ. Windhorst recently sold No. $50 Park
avenue a four story hathouse on a lot 2Ox75 feet.
adjoining the northwest corner Of 18th street
IN TWO CENTRAL SECTIONS.
Many big traders are looking forward to a large
increase in the demand for properties in the GEN.
tral Seventh avenue and Sixth avenue districts.
Some speculative builders and operators have been
prominent the trading in the districts this
Il is these two which expected to furnish
spectacular operations before the close of the year.
one OF the most important transactions in the
trail Sixth district recently reported was
the sale by the Alliance Realty Company E. Cliff
ford Potter Benjamin Mordecai. Daniel B. Freed
man and Heilner & Wolf comprising the Sixth
Avenue Realty Associates. Of a rectangular plot
at the southeast corner of 45th street and Sixth
avenue The site comprises about 1900 square feet
II has frontage of about l25 feet in the avenue
and of l2O feet in the street. 1t sold by John
P. Kirwan TO a we'll known retail business house
which intends TO improve the site with a BUILDING
for its According to a report the sale
price was considerably more than 100000. About
the same time an estate sold the four story build
ing No. SD Sixth avenue. on plot with frontage
OF 20 feet. The premises between 46th and 47th
streets.
Henry Morgenthau and interests associated with
him lately obtained lease OF the life interest held
by Mrs Butterield widow Of General Daniel But
ter1eld. in premises the northwest corner OF
SOth street and Sixth avenue The property contains
about 1900 square feet. 1t has frontage Of 80
feet in Sixth and OF 1444 feet 30th street
Arnes & Co. recently sold for Henrietta Hewlett
and William johnson the four story building. Ax6o
feet No. 5l4 Sixth The sellers were repre-
sented in the deal by Thomas & EckeTson. That
was the first sale OF the property in about fifty
years
The Provident Loan Society decided several
months ago 10 have a two story brick Office build
ing in the central Seventh district 1t will
cost $4,000 and will occupy the premises Nos 724
10 73s Seventh avenue. The plans for the building
have been drawn and fled by Renwick, Aspinwau
& Tucker.
William r. H Martin bought months ago
four story building 40x6O feet, at the northeast
corner Of S4th and Sixth avenue. from John
Noonan. At the northwest corner of Slst street
and Broadway Mr.. Martin is erecting large Office
and store building.
The Mills estate recently sold its holding at the
southeast corner of 54th street and s. lventh
neu to a corporation. On the site are six three
story dwelling houses and a five story fathouse.
On the avenue the property has a frontage of
, about 100 feet and on 54th street frontage OF
, similar length. p
The Stroh estate sold some weeks ago the four
story hathouse No. 279 Seventh avenue, adjoining
the southeast corner of 18th street. 1t bought the
property in April, 1902. 1t has frontage of 1s
feet and a depth of 70 feet