New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

fair volume OF business was transacted
seeterday in the real estate market
Among the transactions reported were
the sale Of a dwelling house IN Greenwich
VILLAGE. Of a West 10Th street dwelling
house of trro fine five story hathouses III
West fG7th street. OF a row. or SIX s'or!
apartment houses in West 111th street ad-
loiniaC the Raymond apartment house' OF
FIVE story Ha1house in West neth street
OF p lot ri the southwest corner OF la
street and Third avenue at a ne" hleh
record price. and OF the Trouvilie apart
rneut house. in Broadway. between lGIth
and l0Sth streets.
The trading yesterday reflected an IN
creasinE demand for properties in the
YorkviIle district. in the last week this
zone has apparently become more atuac-
tive to speculators and investors. The prin-
cipaI deal made there yesterday was the
sale by Frederick T. Barry for the estate
If 2 {. Anderson OF the two four story
and basement apartment houses No 6SI
end $50 Lexington avenue The houses are
on q plot 5oxI00 feet, 50 feet south Of the
9Th street corner parcel. The Brown
Realty Company bought the i've story
tenement house No 3l5 East Goth street.
In the last few days purchasing opera
tions in the district have resulted in q
change
building No. 1854 Second avenue, to the six
story building with four stores, Nos. 1884
and 1926 Second avenue, TO the four story
building No. 12e4 Lexington avenue, and to
the hvfieh story tenement fouse NO l19S
Third avenue.
The Charles 7. Noyes Company leased
Yesterday the entire tenth floor OF the
Voodridge Building at John and William
z:reets 20 the .FGna Life Insurance COM
rsuy, for a long term Of wears at an agsre-
gate rental Of 600. The floor contains
about 1900 square feet OF space, and the
4rna WILL after May !, locate all Of It's
departments in this building
This IS one Of the most important leases
- announced in this district for some time
The -EIna is now at No. 80 Cedar
street. Many prominent Insurance COM
nanies have recently moved from the Pine
- snd Cedar street district since the an
norncement that the New York Fire Insur-
snce Exchange and the New York Board
or Fire Underwriters would have offices in
TIE building now being erected AT No. 123
% 1S5 William street, which IS north Of
John street
The heirs Of the Kirk La SheIe estate
are considering plans for improving the
greater part OF the block bounded by Maggie
and Hillside avenues. Ellwood and Dyck-
nan streets, with elevator apartment
= houses Of the latest type.
Hunt & Hunt. architects, who have an
interest III the property. have prepared
preliminary sketches for the Improvement,
Mr.. Hunt said yesterday sfat it was in
tended 10 cover the whole of the La Shelle
marcel with high grade apartments, but it
Was stiu undecided whether the ground
would he developed as a whole or III three
sections.
The property which has frontaGcs of 90
feet in Maggie and Hillside avenues, IS just
ro5.th Of the Dyckruan street station Of the
si,bway. In this section the Charles Hensle
Construction Company will begin work in
few DAYS on two elevator apartment houses.
the erection Of which Is assured as finan-
cial arrangements for their construction
have been completed.
c. e. / Snyder. chief architect Of the De
rartnent Of Education. has filed plans for
% tvc story school building to bc erected IN
lIGtn street. Just east Of Second avenue, in
Harlem = Little Italy colony Il be
ri brick finished with terra Gotta and lime
s-ouc. with a frontage of go feet. i VIII
have three wings and viii cost $259,Qoo It
lie bz known as Public School Io2.
Pans have also been filed for a six story
apartment house TO contain forty-eiSht
suites. 10 be built at the northwest corner
of Broadway and 18TH street, 99,n feet
front and ~ feet deep, from designs by
Moore ( LandsiedeI at a cost of 500. 900,
for the Gussarof Realty COMPANY and for
N eight story apartment house, with &C
co:nrlodations for tnirty-thTee families, in
99th street, west Of West End avenue, TO
he built at a cose Of $175.a90 for George
Becker, owner. from designs by Schwartz
q Gross. as architects.
The Manhattan plans for now buildings
fled yesterday also included a two story
factory building for Charlotte b. ". Jack
son at 10. Is Pearl street, from designs by
William HiggnsOn, TO cost $10.Gg5; four
story stable. with top story fa5, at No.
s35 West IStst street for Joseph Tino and
.Iohn BenSOIe, as owners. from designs by
Harold u Symonds. 10 cost S6.0t, and sub
stitute designs Dy Max Muller for six
story factory and store for Bernard Schla-
mowsky al No. 103 East Broadway. TO cost
sI6eo0
Plans have also been filed for reInodelIn.G
the front OF the three story and basement
dwelling house No. lS7 West 18th street and
building q new and large Tudor bay, the
improvements being made for Mrs. Elsa
LIndenmeyr, as owner, from designs by
kafka & Lindenneyr, architects.