New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
SALES ON WEST SIDE
ONE PLOT IN THE DRIVE
Nesv OSrners Found for Many Large
Plots IN Long Island Citu.


sales in the West Side and deal in the cen,rs,
r9rh avenue district were features yesterday O,
- trading in the real estate market One OF ,hs
ncpal transactions north of 5sth street ana vest
= central Park West was a sale by Max MARY
- a marcel OF about four lots at l45th street ana
,piversIde Drive TO the Holland Holding Counanv
The sisterhood of St Mary bought from Mrs
,Uanie s. Jewel. No. ls7 West 18th street a four
-forv dwelling house. lot lsxlOe2 feet II sold
-, former home. No. III TO Us West 18th stree..
last June.
rank Lugar sold No 81 TO IS Lexington avenue
three threestory dwelling houses. plot 80 8x72
sset together with the three story stable No ian
1rost 25th street. on lot 22x9ss feet forming an 7
shaped parcel around the southeast corner. II Is
said that the buyer viii erect an eight story loft
building the site
Mrs Annie Hanratty sold No. 1s2 West asth
street. FIVE story hsthouse on a lot 25xloOs feet
The Forty-fourth Street and Fifth Avenue Build
,rg Corporation sold the eleven story and basement
Areproof Office building, known as the Night and
nav Bank building, AT the southeast corner OF
FIFTH avenue and 44th street cor investment 10 the
American Real Estate Company. which for several
years has maintained its principal Office IN the
building and is buying It for it's permanent
home. The purchase price was sl.sOo.oOo.
The property covers rectangular plot. IS feet on
FIFTH avenue by ld5 feet in A4th street and Is
directly opposite SherTg's. Delmonicos and the
Fifth Avenue Bar k. which occupy, respectively
The corner parcels at 44th street and Fifth avenue
The building constructed in 1905 by the selling
company, OF which William H Chesehrough is
presdent and chairman OF the building committee
IS osgood Pell & CO. and J. Clarence Davies were
The brokers in the deal complete report OF the
transaction Wlll be found in another column.
Burton Thompson sold TO a syndicate lfty-sx
lots fronting on Foster avenue, north and south
side between Eill and Buckley streets Long Island
City. Foster avenue joins Skillman avenue one
block east Of the Queens Borough Viaduct The
seller was Herbert G Hull
Also sold fifteen lots the intersection OF Thon-
son and Gossman avenues. being the northwest
corner, having a frontage OF 100 feet on Thomson
avenue and 500 feet on Gossman avenue. Gossman
avenue is one Of the streets with an established
riaduct from Thomson avenue crossing the Sunny
side yards OF the Pennsylvania Railroad 10 Jack
son avenue. The seller OF these properties was the
Auts Street Company. an upstate syndicate Also
sold for the Hults Street COMPANY fourteen ana
one-fourth lots the side OF Hults street be
tween Thomson and Foster avenues
John F. Calvin bought the block front on the east
side Of the Boulevard between 18th and 18th streets
Long Island City. The plot has frontage of 90
feet in lsth street and 100 feet in 18Th street ne
sxsory structure. l00xlo0 feet TO be known as the
Calvin Building Will be erected On the site II win
be occupied by the Metal Stamping Company. OF
which Mr. Calvin is president
More details of the provisions OF the lease r,sa
BY the Astor estate 10 the United Merchants ana
Improvement Company. and affecting the nlot at
The northeast corner Of z2d street and Rroaavray
were learned yesterday The average rental for the
first rwenty-one years viii be about s1o5 On a ,ss
ana VII later average about $4,000 year.
John r. and Oscar L Foley sold 10 T.aons,y5 rz.,
gen lot zXlS5 feet, the easterly side Of Ao,,a
duct avenue 225 feet north Of Featherbed lane
Mr. Hangen also owns plot. lOoxIS5 feet ad,oin
ing.
histori Leerburger has mortgaged his proper+v
Gxs5 feet, on the north side OF Houston street N
feet west OF Wooster street for $500 AZ AZ ner
cent for five years
Bridget n Conneu took title yesterday to q
parcel, S7.6XlO05 feet. on the south side og l-,b
street 1899 feet west Of Sixth avenue ana % No
8 Bond street, parcel 25xlIA2x25 5xllsl feet The
expressed consideration was nominal
Ihe city took title 10 a plot. 2bOx2O0 feet az the
southeast corner Of Coster street and spoford ave-
z7.ga "@S
Plans have been filed for enlarging the four story
ana attic dwelling house at The southwest corner
q LenoK avenue and l2sth street and making over
The lower stories into stores and showrooms and
me upper floors into living apartments The i'm
pTovenents are TO be made for Rose Frey from
designs by l. +. J. Weiher, as architect
Plans have also been filed for remodeng the
fve story hathouse at No iO5 Essex street and
installing stores on the ground floor. the improve
ments being made for II. ". Jaschow. and for
installing elevator service IN the five story hotel
al No 2o7 West 10Th street. owned by William ].
Sloane, the Improvement being made for the Den
fef Hotel Company Henry Regelman and F. NJ.
CONN the architects
Plans have also been fled for enlarging and re-
modelling the moving picture haI No. 2Og7 Third
avenue the improvements being made for Pasca-
rols Munzane from designs by NJ W. Del Gande
and for TemOdeng the 1--WE story iathouse al No.
Al East 18th street. the Improvement being made
for the estate Of John Honey. Il. W. Regelman is
the architect.
Plans have also been fled for a reviewing stand
70 be built on the roof OF William Waldorf Astor's
ng Apthorpe apartment house. at Broadway and
Vest End avenue. from 18th 18th street 1t will
nave seating capacity Of four hundred and afford
the view Of the marine parades. II IS 10 $500