New-York tribune., 1909-07-15
AN INVESTMENT DEAL |
SITE IN PERRY STREET,
Sales of D5oeIIing Houses Features
of the Realty Trading.

A fair volume of business was transacted yester-
day in the real estate market Sales of fathouses
and dwelling houses were features Of the trading.
John H. Loscarn sold for the Realty Federation
No 1s7 Perry street near Washington street, five
story hathouse on lot 251x9S2 feet TO an investor
The Frank L. Fisher Company sold for Rachael L.
Jackson the three story and basement brOwnstone
dwelling house, No. 109 West S7th street, 16SxlO22
feet.
Leroy Coventry sold Anna NJ. Jeroloman to
client No SO5 West 1o2d street, three story dwell
ing house a lot 20x100 feet.
Clement H Smith sold for Mrs Mary A Hessels
the family frame dwelling and stable on lot
25x162. on the east side of Lind avenue, 179 feet
north of l66h street: for client two lots. Nos 294
and 2s5 Bronx Manor, BronxvIe, the easterly
side Of Miburne street. % feet south of Paxton
avenue plot 50xl00 feet; client plot 5GX90 feet
on the south side of lS3d street % feet west OF
Washington avenue, with one family dwelling
story and stables thereon, and resold the
same 10 Mr.. Doll. Also sold 10 3 client No. 2o22
Fulton avenue. southwest corner Of 174th street
three story brick dwelling house: for client a plot
l0Oxso feet, the west side of Crotona avenue 30
south Of 18th street. for client No. 1929 Teller
avenue. three story two family frame dwelling
house: for William Penfeld, Charles Grote and an
other person the northeast corner of Mohegan ave
and lslst ST. and resold the same with the plot
adjoining the north side OF lSst street. lib feet
east of Mohegan avenue, 80 feet front. extending
through TO West street. a builder; for David Tel
ley plot 30 feet front extending to West street,
the north side of sSlst street. q feet west OF
Honeywell avenue; 10 client two lots on the south
side Of fremont avenue. 80 feet west Of Marmion
avenue; 10 a client for occupancy No. 1743 Topping
avenue. and also to client for occupany No l9S
East 17sth street
F A O. Schwarz one Of the largest toy dealers
in this city has virtually completed negotiations
for acquiring under a long term lease the store
floor in the building which is being erected by
Henry Corn at the northeast corner Of Fifth ave
and 31st street. together with an L. 66X197
feet extending to 32d street The corner store will
have a frontage OF 5as feet on Fifth avenue and
80 feet on 31st street.
Neville Bagge architects have fled plans for
twelve story apartment house, with sixty suites
OF apartments, TO be built for Charles F. McManus
at the northeast corner Of Broadway and 1oSth
street. 1t is be Of brick. with limestone finish,
with q frontage of 1Oo11 feet and depth of rs
feet II is 10 cost $50 !eo0.
Plans have also been fled for six story loft and
store building, with frontage OF S. feet and a
depth OF Il feet. TO be built for Hynan < Open
helm No $50 to 396 Fourth avenue, replacing
three of Of old fashioned brick dwelling
houses II will have facade OF brick, with trim
mings Of limestone and terra Gotta. 1t will be
built from designs by Charles B, Meyers, and will
cost $4,000
Plans have also been filed for twelve story and
basement apartment house with suites for fifteen
families be built from designs by W. B. Cham
bers for the No 5s3 Park Avenue Company, at the
northeast corner Of Park avenue and SD street
II will be of brick with trimmings OF granite and
limestone.
Plans have also been filed for remodelling the
old fashioned dwelling house Of General Thomas
T. Eckert, No 54s Fifth avenue. into studio with
Laboratories. The building will be extended front
and rear. raised to six stories and new facade
built The change of occupancy is to be made
from designs by John II. Elnsgard, architect, at
q cost of $4,000