New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

Few projects for enisrsing tie business
and residential centres OF the greater city
were reported yesterday.
Important investment activity was also
at g. low mark
The budget OF business comprised sales o.
q number OF uptown dwelling and lat
houses, some deals in the Pennsylvania
tunnel zone, and transaction resulting Ia
s. change Of ownership to a site tn4 the
Fifth avenue retail shopping district be-
sides a deal on Washington Heights
without the Washington Heights and
midtown transactions the net results OF the
DAYS trading would have been very near
the zero figure
This dulness viii probably be quickly Tor
Eosten. for realty conditions are stable.
there srs few pessimists abroad In the mar
ket and The needs OF the city for more
modern business buildings. for more up-to-
date hathouses and for many other kinds
Of structures are large and demand i'm
mediate attention.
The city will rs growing with It's usual
~ not with extraordinary. vlgor in the near
future
One OF the principal transactions reported
Yesterday was the sale by David Stewart
FOR Fhler Osterholt of g plot. 9a11x12S feet.
st the northwest corner Of 15Sth street and
Amsterdam avenue TO the De Leon Realty
Company, of which Harry Aronson is
president On the site two six story apart
r-oeut houses VIII bs erected from plans by
Macmillan ZdpkeS The houses will cost
about $4,000
Another important deal was the sale by
Hell e stein to julius Miller OF the prem
tees No. zz3 20 IT West Ssth street, G-2x9S9
feet. A twelve story loft building viii be
erected on the site, from plans by Schwartz
& Gross.
There was report yesterday that the
two four story dwelling houses Nos. 10
and 2I2 west s7th street had been pur-
chased by a syndicate headed by the
United States Realty and Improvement
Company and the Alliance Realty Com
rosny The syndicate recently purchased
che four story building No. z92 Seventh
.-venus, On lot 24Sx1oo feet, adjoining the
northwest corner OF S6th street, and the
sbutting four story buildings. No. 2o5 to
III West S6th street, on plot 1S4x9S-9 feet
Che entire plot comprising about 1850
squsrS feet
To improve Small Site.
Plans have been fled for two story
brick bakery and store 20 be built at the
southeast corner of Division and For
NTH streets, on peculiar shaped lot with
q frontage Of les feet Division street
and SIS feet on Forsyth street, and with a
s7epth Of 6Snk feet. The shape of the
property resulted from a large part Of the
original plot being taken for use in build
ing an approach to the new Manhattan
Bridge. The estate Of Albert Coppen is
IN. owner. The cost IS estimated at 5000
by Max Feldman, architect
Plans have also been flied for building
3 ticket and operating boot hto be used in
conjunction with an open air moving pict-
aIre show az Central Park West, 10sth street
snd Cathedral Parkway. for the Central
Park West Amusement Company This
amusement place viii be on lot adjoining
the Cathedral Parkway Garage.
Plans have also been filed for building an
extension 10 the eleven story brick lofts and
manufacturing building at No. 245 to 249
west 18th street It will be the same
height as the present building. 1t Niu have
4 frontage of 66.73a feet giving a total
frontage Of 19e119S feet TO the entire build
ing which is occupied by the McGraw Pub
fishing Company The facade viii be Of
brick. succeed It is to cost 100000. The
McGraw Realty Company Is the owner
Jackson & Rosencrans are the architects
Plans have also been filed 4or substituting
Offices for the lofts on the third, fourth and
fifth floors Of the seven story store and loft
building at the southwest corner of Fifth
avenue and Esd street. for the Union Trust
Company, at a cost Of $500. and for add
ing one story TO the one story rear extension
II no. sos Fifth avenue for Jacques Kra-
hover, owner, at q cost Of $4,000, Buchanan
& BOX being the architects, and for chang
frg The location of the stairs from the centre
10 alongside Of the elevators, in the four
story lofts at No. 12e West Esd street, OF
which Lola T. Cooper, Jeanette LIE 3. Par
sons and J. Cooper Mott are the owners
Gross & INeinberger the architects esti-
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