New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
LIKE TUNNEL ZONE
MANY SPECTATORS ADDING TO THEIR
HOLDINGS IN PENNSYLV4NT4 DISTRICT.
More Purchasing Operations North of the Station Site
important Transactions IN Many Other Districts

also the bon,es OF many other persons
prominent in business and social circles.
The five story building on the zaoriskie
site. with q frontage in Fifth avenue. will
be replaced by a two story building for
the exclusive use of the lessee
ON THE WEST SIDE.
The operations on the West Side, north
of 5sth street and west OF Central Park
West included the purchase by Samuel
Borchardt from Klein & Jackson Of a large
plot at the southeast corner of Broadway
and sSth street, for Improvement with a
first class apartment house; the sale of
No. sos West S1st street, three and one
half story dwelling house; OF No. So West
10th street a four story and basement
dwelling house; Of No. l75 West I'D street,
four story dwelling house; of No. 1l
West 9th street, a four story dwelling
house, 10 Mrs. Eugenia Wolf, who recently
bought No l4S adjoining; OF No Sc West
llsth street. a i've story double fathouse.
with four stores. TO Bernar1 = Ottenberg'
OF Nos. 11S and l2o West goth street, q five
story fathouse: of plot, 56xlG2 feet, on
the south side of 92d street, 117.5 feet west
OF Broadway, 10 Robert NJ. Silverman; Of
No. 333 West End avenue, a four story
dwelling house; of No. IS West SD street,
2 four story and basement brownstone
dwelling house, and of the Manhattan
apartment house, Nos. As and 45 Manhattan
street The Manhattan apartment house
was SOLD by Miss Nonahan for the Dayton
Realty Company TO Loriner A Cushman.
In the Yorkville section there were sales
affecting two f1athouses north of 56th street
and fronting in Second avenue; OF four
story building at the southwest corner OF
Lexington avenue and SD street; Of five
story tenement house in Third avenue
near I'd street, and of several other par
GELS.
DWELLING HOUSES IN DEMAND.
Sales of plots for Improvement with
modern dwelling houses and deals resulting
in a change of ownership of many we'll
located dwelling houses were features OF
the week. There was another resale of 4,
plot in the Lenox Library block.
Only a few properties in the downtown
business district changed hands last week
One Of the transa actions was the sale by
the Cruikshank Company and Joseph B
Cronan of the six story business building
No III Franklin street for the estate Of
William Grupe, and another deal was the
purchase by James H. Cruikshank, from
the Tony Pastor and the ". P. hipp
estates, Of the premises Nos. 81 and 52S
Broonle street
Buyers were also found last week for a
number of large plots in The Bronx. There
was one big exchange Of properties affect
ing Bronx sites, which was negotiated by
the Columbian Board Of Brokers. It sold
for client to Bernstein & Robiner a six
story apartment house at the northeast
corner of I73d street and Washington ave
nue.. In part payment the seller took a
plot. 50x100 feet, on the south side of 18TH
street, 100 feet east Of Park avenue; a,
plot, 79x1o0x irregular. on the easterly side
of Park avenue % feet south Of st. PauTs
Place, and a parcel, 5ox50 feet, at the
northeast corner Of hist street and Park
avenue,