New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
SALE LIN WEST AID ST.
SITE HAS BIG FRONTAGE.
Tzco More Large apartment Houses
To Be Built ON the Heights.

me demand for plots in the central West Side
and for midtown loft structures clearly re-
hected yesterday in the trading in the real estate
market
The Consolidated Gas Company sold to client
of James n. Wellss Sons the four lots NO 535
to 541 West 42d street. between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues, 1G0X10o5 feet 1t is the only vacant plot
of land on 42d street between First and Eleventh
aveRues
The gas company bought the plot about ten years
ago. but has never used it. It will probably now
be improved for garage purposes or to suit the re-
Qurements of tenant
Joseph Elias dealer in plate glass. is the lessee
Of the building being erected by the Moore estate
at Nos 64l and 54S West 22d street. recently leased
from the plans by James n. Wels's Sons.
The estate of Frederic A. Kursheedt sold Nos 133
and l35 West 18th street, old buildings. on plot
46xSS.s feet. The buyer will build ten story loft
building on the site. S. Albert and Wright Barclay
sold for Mrs. A Edridge TO ]. Drownstone No 81
West 18th street, story loft building on a
lot 25xa2.9 feet.
f. AIrers sold for Mary l. Knox 40. s5 East
2sth street. three story dwelling a lot 2O10x
ssS feet. 1t is between Madison and Fourth ave
F. J. Wood sold for client 10 a Mr.. Fitzse
a two Story dwelling house. No 2l92 Valentine ave
nue.. lot 16Sx116 feet. The buyer will occupy
the premises.
S. Klein sold for Bodenstein stiglitz TO Hirsch-
field & Liebhoff No SG East 9lst street ve story
hathouse on a lot 25x1O0.s feet.
Samuel Eckart sold No. 81 Willett street. i've
story tenement house. lot 2ox10O feet. between
Stanton and Rivington streets.
]. G. Scherf sold for the Fordham Construction
Company to Robert w. Mahoney brick dwelling
/ on lot 3OxlOo2 feet, Andrews avenue, 20 feet
west of Fordham Road. This is one of a row of
houses recently put up by the selling company.
r. I. Browns Sons sold for George W. Gros and
John Kubborn No. 3l31 Third avenue. three story
dwelling, with store. lot 25xS0 feet
Belts & Belts, Incorporated. have applied to
Buildings Superintendent Murphy for permits TO
build a trio of giant electric sky signs top
Of the Hotel Imperial No. 1856 Broadway,-which is
to he 35a feet high and 81 feet long, and to cost
$3.50; another the roof Of the big brewery at
No. 16l to 165 Charles street. to cost $500 and TO
be 46 feet high and 100 long, and the third TO
cost SEES and to be 60 feet high and 1OJ feet long
atop the big candy factory at the southwest corner
OF Hudson and Vandam streets.
Plans have been filed for two six story apart
ment houses, each 100 feet front and each contain
ing twenty-nine suites to be built from designs by
DENLY & Mute. 156th street, west of Broadway
for James OBrien, as owner. at cost of S350000.
Plans have also been filed for three six story
hathouses, each TO contain twenty-nine suites of
apartments, and TO be built for Ruff & Hockster,
speculative investors 18th street, west of Second
They to cost $4,000. Lorenz f. J.
Weiher IS the architect.
William Flanagan, architect, filed plans for en-
larslng the big library of the City Home for the
Aged and Infirm, Blackwes Island. by the
addition of a two story annex, 6S feet front and
40ia feet deep, to he erected at cost of $4,000.
Plans have also been filed for remodelling t&
four story studio and apartment building at No.
60 Washington Square South and adding a new
ornamental mulliOn bay TO the front, the improve
ments being made from designs by Henry H Holly,
architect for NJ. NJ. Marks. owner.