New-York tribune., 1910-09-11


+rz1 those who are putting OF their house
f,lnasug uatil the last u1inute, expecting to
szr4 q Few choice ones lett 70 be SHARED by
ere -vise man. are likely TO ind that they
have got 10 look over tie remnant counter
There are st.ll three weeks lefr of WHIST IS
,.srlsr3v considered the good renting season,
,,--r --trh rsor much more than half the sea-
son zone there are many houses that usual
t. have anywhere from ten &c a score o.
soartruerts eulptv AZ this tine that are al
-aadv f7,lI VIE most Of the other de-
sra bIe n aces are now in the positlon or
having cnly one or two apartments vacant
The wav things are going this year was
well Illustrated yesterday by an occurrence
- he Office Of Frederick Zlttel q Sons, at
TR-oz dusy and -etn street. woman WHO
lad rented an apartment from the ZtttelS
sr house in 1z1rh street between Broad
Wv and Riverside Drive, called 10 say
rls+ she thought the entrance hall and all
.-~ other halls should be done over and
new iveries supplied for the hallboys and
3 quart OF Two or fresh rubber injected into
-re rubber plants.
she had paid months rent though she
lad not Vet moved in and she brought her
fease with her. Frank Zittel took the lease
<ro-- her and got action on it with botn
hands
.rT.o YOU want your lease torn I'D and 4
.t heck for yo1r rent7-' he asked.
ron -o.r the woman said You don't
---.se-srs-5- want the halls done over
s,.5 some new rubber in the palm gar
Ger --
..----- 90 the last apartment in that
s.rrsrrz- NJ. ZitteI said, and / can put
-r--ee families in II tomorrow Z you want to
give 5r ur.
-,7 don't see why they are any better
.s- am TIE woman said Give me
ysrL. my lease I've got MY trunks PACKED
and I'm not going 10 give up that place
for srE1odv-
That's -he way II Is with nearly every
,r---- 7yo have EIr. ZitteI said aftervaTd-
..-.z- ,-.z- r+ mis- time we had plenty cf
spa---nan-s for or customers oot li'1'
-..- house after house is already full or
o.. "a, --oz- has only one or two vacant
sr7-t-ents-
-, over I77l~~iedly d list cf half a
,s,zs- houses with only one or TWO apart
--=--- empty. and continued
-r- e. not only the medium or low priced
,e,-ee that ere filing I'D. but the higher
---l--f rleces are going very rapidly aiso-
---x- tH- Coliseum. at 1l6th street an"
-gf--~z.5e T-ive-the rents there run from
800 - & -5a1- and, more than two-thlr0s O
-r-a a-e--uerts are gone That Is uhuSu uai
--- -hEe time Of the year We nave ollieI
--f-- class houses IN West End avenue
-7.--a-s-za Drive and Broadway that are
arf- -gE. and three weeks OF Good rent
s~z SIN 10 come
II IS not ouf- the new houses 'iia~ q
---r--z LID. but Ire Older ones as We'll f'eal
estate men consider this quite reElafAanie'
..7sd=rfrz the great number ot ne"
s-a--rneut houses that have gone up III
--- last few years The Ansonla' a1
z-,-z-- and I'd street Is one OF the
r-zs- examines OF West Side aPartTnenJ
,.--ses INIT r remains steadily one st the
most popular in the section Al the pres
,,- --+A -77e-e viii be hardly q chance tor
p room IN another Two weeks
Nam # the other older houses are in
-. same situation. a Few years ago
columbus avenue was q great place -or
-.-,nSf-g apar1uaent houses, and Il remained
--a ~ The most popular streets until t1tre
-.zs hardly q vacant place 70 be found ~
.-,- -r-arA are few To leL" signs 10 be
.----5 along that thoroughtare- And this
-..- some Of the houses where the home
.zzt,z~ @zf- that he was always safe %
and an ansrrr1en- I'd TO October are a.
-.z.s- f-.-r-uE away v-ould-be tenants
y1sv-son & Hobbs had c young man visit
,.=4- r@=-e yesterday locking for three or
sr-Er -c-u apartment
.T want Il IN new laT house ne sac
THE manager vas able Il show Just three
q r-uleH-s left
.--a-.z 411- way = is" he said running
.... ,rz-=s through his hair I don't know
how --r are going 70 satisfy our customers
,s-.- -.ez- with al the new buildings that
rrsvs zone I'd. We are still away ahead OF
-e-- vas- i'm the business that Ue have
r--e Prices are ruling about the same
/ 8 ----,a higher II some tnsrances-buJ the
/ customers are away Up. I have never III
,r- e--e-ie-ce seen anything ike the way
70 ar eLlaE our houses this year.
Bancroft Of Pease & Gilman said
/ yesterday
/ u IS no- only the rev houses. but The
elz ozes as vel, that are renting rapidly
this yea. We have Z large number OF olc
/ s-~le houses. uur We have only one vacancy
/ a he whole OUTFIT That looks as though
/ the new houses were not going 50 well
/ doesn't 81 Bat YOU must remember what
/ a. z-ea- number Of new houses have been
/ rr.I-- -Eev rar oulnumber the Old ores
nov. aZ5 7-e have less Ihan 10 per cent OF
/ vacancies I'll ou- new houses That Is
| r=a--v -Jrze-fuI al this time Of the year
/ have never seen anything ike Il
& II =. DglsCl q Co agents Tor L-2s hS--
/ nor 10. Z35+ Broadway. are doing me
{ business e. renting this year They are
/ tsv-g u-e cf the best seasons in many
( Years. Il takes . real estate man who has
& bee- Il the business s-nce the time AIcGaVV
& szo lis 1Ia-ylarCers held the Hessians at
/ Port T-you 70 remember a year that has
4 been better than 1919 New apartment
& houses az gong Up al along the line, and
Tie agents are renting the apartments De-
Z fo-v the stee, gtrders are hidden by the
Z masor-y.
Z ?. P Wood & Co. a. Broadway and s0th
& htrset and Gibbs q Kirby. a. Broadway
s1c -556 street, are among those who are
q co-1g rushing business, and al along the
q Ene he sro-y : TIE Eau1e-new buildings or
4 &C. the people want theu. and they cant
set tneg tsEt CROUCH
dent krov where they ell come rom
ee-1 ore dealer yesterday. '-Of course. we
CT look a. the census. But that doesn't
seen 70 account FOR more than half OF 'erl
mere -aGst 30 something wrong with those
orasEz 1E-res''