New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

There was not only variety but an alb
sence OF good quality in the trading yester-
cay IN the real estate market BUYERS were
found for First avenue fathouse, for
Sixth avenue business property, FOR a row
OF buildings in 2th street between Sixth
and seventh avenues: for a number Of
Yorkvile dwelling houses and for many
upper West Side residential parcels.
Park avenue furnished two OF the most
important realty deals Of the day, Pease
a Flliman being the brokers in both sales.
The brokerage house sold for Mrs. Marion
storv no. q Park Avenue. p six story
American basement dwelling house. on lot
24sxso feet. 20 client for occupancy Ad-
,oinins the house on the north is the home
Of Edward + whitney. Of ]. =. Morgan q
CO. Mr.. whitney also owns No. loS East
18Th street. abutting the Story house.
The same brokerage house also sold for
Mrs. Lew Nichols Nos Coz and COS Park
avenue. two four story high stoop dwelling
houses, each on = lot f3.6N15 feet between
e4sh and e5fh streets The buyer is an in
weston.
II was learned Yesterday that tho sale
of the block front on the west side OF
Fort Washington avenue. between l11th
sne I7Sfh streets. recently made by Arnold,
R,rne A. Raumann and ". II. Morgan for
the Sykes Realty Company figured in a
trade The Sykes company took from
Harry Coodsteiu three Of a row Of eleven
Eve story nathouses at the northeast cor
ner of IsSth street and Cypress avenue
Pease & Fuinan leased for A. Van Horne
Stuy-vesant 30. 33 West 44th street. three
story private stable. on lot 25xloo feet, 10
well known art dealer. who viii remodel
the building for business use. There VIII
b. store on the ground floor and apart
ments above. This IS the second business
lease IN this block made within the last
few weeks The premises No. West 44th
street were recently leased by the Fifth
Avenue Bank 20 A. ". Clarke, an art
dealer. with the exception of these two
sites. the block is entirely occupied by
clubs and apartments houses.
This lease is for a long term Of years.
Plans have been filed for five story
apartmcnt house 10 be erected on the south
side of 17Sth street. l00 feet west OF Wads-
worth avenue. for the Vanderbilt Tile Com
pany. Of which George W. Vanderbilt is
president The building will have a front
age OF 10 feet and a depth Of 81 feet. The
cost Is estimated al S55cO9 by Neville &
Rarce. architects. The building viii ac-
conmodate twenty-one families. Also for
q
rlodations for twenty-nine families, to be
erected on the north side Of 205th street,
100 feet west Of Ninth avenue. for J. i.
Ralmford. H. T Howell the architect,
places the cost az $4,000 Also for a six
story tenement for Samuel Lipman, as
owner, on the south side of 18th street, 80
feet west Of Eighth avenue. for thirty-flve
families with a frontage OF 80 feet and
depth of $40 feet The cost is estimated
al $1,000 by 4. B Meyers. architect. The
same architect filed plans for six story
tenement house 10 be erected on the south
SIDE OF 10Th street, east of Bleecker street.
for Charles Weinstein. al . cost OF $3.50
Plans have also been filed for a two
story brick garage and store. to he erected
al the northeast corner Of Broadway and
95th street. with 2 frontage Of l25 10 feet on
Broadway and 1914 feet on the street, for
the Real Construction Company, Of which
f u. Baker is president J.. r J. Weiher,
the architect, places the cost at s150,oO0.
Plans have also been filed for altering the
four story and basement dwelling at No 81
Madison avenue into show rooms, at a cost
of sl5.00O J. w Dimick is the owner: F. z.
Wallis is the architect.
Plans have been filed Tor making over the
two -four story tenemeuts al Nos lss and
lso West 61st street into a convent for the
Dominican Sisters Of the Sick Poor, Of
which Sister Mary is the mother superior
and treasurer. al a cost Of sl5.eo0. J. B.
Mooney is the architect