New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

& market was found yesterday Tor
number of well built fiat houses III ''ie
Yorlville district, for a West End avenue
dwelling house. for parcei near any
Times Square section ana Tor se'ei"i
other choice properties.
one Of the leading deals reported was
q resale of q plot 15ox7e.l1 feet on 'he
north side of Cathedral Parkway. 20 feet
west Of Ienox avenue, by the Cumming
CONSERVATION Company TO the Merritt d
Ferguson Construction Company. "hleh
will erect an elevator apartment mousse on
tho site. The sale Of the property by
Harry 7, Toplitz was reported on MONDAY
Hall / How & Co. were the brokers IN
both transactions.
The Improvement of another of the few
remaining plots with old buildings on
Fifth avenue. between S4th and A2d
streets. is foresbadowed in an announce
r1ent by NJ Kurzman Sons. mliilners'
that they have secured under long lease
the southeast corner of 36th street, To-
rethcr with the adjoining property, No.
$50 Fifth avenue. which they now occupy,
and that they will erect on the site imme-
oiateIy a new building for their own use
The combined properties front 4s-9 feet
on Fifth avenue and 125 feet on the
street Both are owned by the Bliss es~
tate. the corner house being the residence
Of Mrs George Bliss, The adjoining
building was leased to the kurzmans seV-
eraI years ago
This lease expires in the near future
and the new lease covering both parcels
has been arranged for a long term, pre-
sumably twenty-one years, with renewal
privileges.
Another thurman Project.
The Kurzman firm. it WAS also learned
yesterday, plans TO erect a sixteen story
business building at Nos. 324 and S26
Fifth avenue. between 32d and $50 streets.
This new building operation will he start
ed on May /. 1911. The site is owned by
the firm.
Plans have been filed for six story
freproof apartment house 10 be erected for
the Gingold Realty Company. Of which A.
! Goldstein is president. on the west side
Of Amsterdam avenue, the whole front be-
tween 176th and 177th streets. The
building Viii have a frontage Of 1870
feet on the avenue and S9-11 feet on each
street, where the entrances viii be locat-
ed On the avenue frontage viii be stores.
The building viii ne equipped with an
elevator and Will have accommodations
for 1o0 twenty families. and will have q
facade Of brick and limestone. John c.
Watson. the architect, has estimated the
cost 1t 100000.
Plans have also been fled for building
2 three story fireproof stable at No. % 10
81 Little West 18th street for. the Amer
lean Transfer Company, as lessees, at a
cost q $4,000. The brilding viii have q
frontage of - feet and a greatest depth
e 80 feet John NJ. Baker, Of Long Island
CITY. = the architect
Plans have also been fled for rebuild
ing that part Of the private dwelling OF
Mrs Josephine Du Bots, at No. los River
slde Drive. which projects beyond the
legal building line recently determined by
order of court. In rebuilding the build
ing vii be extended on the north side ter
feet and "A new front erected on the legal
line az cost OF S5.00G. Bosworth &
Holden ere TIE. architects.
Plans have aiso been filed for malling
over tne niEe story apartment house a
No Il Nost 18TH street into lofts FOL
liElt mauufacturins purposes for the b
!. Construction Company. The reconyert
ed building ill be entirely remodelled TO
its new occupancy. Gronenbers & Leucht
age. architects, estimate the cost of thi!
Improvement at $50. 600.