New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-02


VAS feature OF the real estate market
NesterdaH-
Among she transactions reported were
the sale OF a site in Charles street Of a
foui story dwelling house in East 18th
street. Of q five story building in 2lst
street Just nest OF Fifth avenue. of 2Sth
street parcel 100 feet east of Sixth ave,
utle. OF West 4nth street dwelling house,
# an East 10th street dwelling house. Of
number Of residential properties on the
West side north of saith street. and a
trade in which nine East Ie2d street
houses and two East 18th street buildings
figured.
4 market was also found for two five
story apartment houses on Washington
Heights and for some Bronx parcels
The principal Manhattan deal was the
purchase by the Seaboard Realty Com
pany Urons & Tod0) from Jacob Ncadle
through Clark 7. Chambers of the prem
ises Nos. 35S and $50 Fourth avenue, 39.$x
so feet with an Il zOx9S.9 feet extend
ing 10 Nos Ie2 and 10s East 26th street.
The Sesboard company also recently
bought from the Cortiandt Palmer estate
through the same broker the premises
No. S43 TO 351 Fourth avenue, north
east corner of o5th street adjoining and
forming plot es-exeo feet. About s715,-
eoe was involved in the transaction.
Another important transaction reported
yesterday was tho sale by Charles Griffith
Moses & Bro. for the estate Of Chaun
rev G. Stone OF the premises No. 30
Sixth avenue. between Sd and 4th streets.
This property was purchased by Mr. Stone
In 1856 as site for a house for his own
recupancy After the character of the
reisllborhocd changed il was rented for
business purposes for many years at a
rental producing a high rate OF interest on
the investment.
Mr.. stones executors sold the property
81 nearly three times the original cost
Tie original building, practically unal-
tered il more than fifty years, still stands
sn the lot.
Heuer Estate Parcels.
Brvan l. Kennedy will sell to-day, by or
Ger Of the executor Of the Henry Heuer
estate, many downtown and upper West
side properties. The late Mr.. Heuer was
large wholesale grocer at Hudson and
Franklin streets and lived in an oldtime
mansion in the Spuyten Duyvil section
The parcels are to be sold to carry out the
requests TO his family and 10 charities. one
property is Nos As and 40 Nesey street. near
Church street. almost in the shadow OF the
Hudson Terminal buildings and close to the
northeast corner Of NeSey and ChuTch
streets. which was sold last November by
M Kennedy for the Meehs estate and re
sold at private sale last week by the puT-
chasers at that sale 10 John T Underwood.
II the Underwood Typewriter Company. at
handsome profit. 1t comprises , plot ok
t5.5 feet, with six story building and
sve story and loft building.
Another property is Nos. IS and IS Duane
street close TO Broadway, and running
through to Manhattan Place. consisting of
a plot 4a2x79 feet. with two five story stone
'front.' store and loft buildings.
The r4ronertv is bounded on the west by
f'Csbweb Hall" famous porter house
Known 10 old New Workers. and is only $50
Get east OF Bros dway- The offering At
suction % fffty-foot front plots in this sec
Ion is not Of frequent occurrence The
areer part Of the property lying vest Of
GroadRav from Cortlandt to Chambers
.trcet-is owned bv the Trinity Church Cor
1oration Ner York Hospital, Columbia
university. --arious subsidiary church cor
aorstions Of Trinity Church and by some
Sid New York families
Other Offerings.
other parcels 10 he sold ny Mr.. Kennedy
today are No 144 Chambers street. near
West Broadway. FIVE story brow nstoue
store and loft building "a. feet: No. 2o2
Washington street, four story and attic
Brick store and loft building. 8 loy47.9X
irregular; No. 285 Eighth avenue, near 18th
street 4 four story brick store and Lost
huildins 19xleo fest in the now Pennsyl-
rania Terminal loft section, in which there
such an active realty movement At pres
snt: northwest corner of ST. Nicholas ave
nue. and 145th street. 4 five story brick and
stone apartment house and seven stores.
--1-4g,
svenue. near led street. Two four story
brick tenement houses. with four stores,
size c5x1e5 feet each; No. $3.50 Eighth ave
nue. near 12Sth street four stors- brick
tenement house with two stores, size q. Tx
70 feet; Nos "a and c56 West Path street.
near Eighth avenue, two four story brick
and stone single f1athouses, plot 34.11X
teaI1 feet: south side West 227th street.
running through TO north side kapp0ck
street near Spuyten Duyyil Parkway, large
plot. e1.sx34sx irregular, with dwelling house
and barn. and vacant plot on northwest
corner OF Washington avenue and 1S5th
street, The Bronx, size 91Xloo feet. The
terms Of the sale are liberal, as 20 per cent
q the purchase money may remain on
mortgage on all Of the parcels.
Plans have been filed for six story
spartnent house 10 be erected from designs
by A B. Kight, architect, at the northeast
corner Of Broadway and 1S0th street for
the Barnard Realty COMPANY, of which Mr.
kigl7t is president. Il is TO have a frontage
n Ie5 feet and a depth Of 10912 feet. with
stores on the ground floor, and viii cost
s2c5, coo.
Plans have also been fled for Il tWel.e
story mercantile building, with . frontage
Of 51.71a feet AT Nos - and &C Fifth ave
rue, with an Il" . feet front 1T No. !
West 18TH street i is 10 be bit a. 4
cost of 100000 for Henry Cora - owner .
from designs by Maynicke & I'ra1cke as .
architects
Plans have also been filed for -cu7cdeIling .
the old-fasilioned four story tenement house
with store a. Nos. III and rs ,L-et street
and redtting il a loft building. The i'm
lrovelIe1lts and change Of occupancy being
mace for William II. Chesebrou.st as own
or from designs By Goodwin. Slai.ett &
Van Week IS architects
Plans have also been fled for making
"'e3- the four story dwelling hoU>a al No. .
30 Vest 2Ist street into oiIic- luildin.
with restaurant on tie ground iJ0T, IN
lzIgfns the building for the charged occu-
;rancs. which viii be made for L.. state Of .
Charlotte A Mount owner 1ro.. designs
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