New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
MORE UPTOWN SALES
TRADING IN NORTHERLY RESIDENTIAL DIS
TRTCTS 4 FElTURE OF THE IIdRKET
Seral Important Deals IN Central Districts Gets
Firmer FOOthoId in 9th Street.

Sales IN the central loft districts and IN
che upper residential zones were features
yesterday OF the real estate market. one
~ the principal uptown deals was the rc-
sale bv ~. wilson for the TomahaWk Realty
Company. ~ which Rotert ~. SilVerman is
president. ~ a plot 57.Sxl0Sx irresular ON the
south side az scd street Is feet cast ~
broadway. 20 A. Weinstein. who viii erect
rf tho site an eight story apartment house.
The property adioins the ST. James Court
apartments The block 10 the north, hounc-
"a ~ Broadway ana Amsterdam avenue,
Pea and ecd streets. IS owned by the Astors-
BlNers were also sound Yesterday for the
Eve story double hsthouse No. l6iS Park
svenuc. Tor the hve story fathouse No. .oi
~ Nicholas avsnue. for Che four stor,
dwcnnr house 40. llS West s5rh street
Tor the i've story double hathouse 80 q
Esst lI5th street and Tor some other ane
residential properties in norrilerly districts
Ia the midtown zone the trading resulted
IN change of ownership 20 hve story
Factory building ~ the northwest corner =
fnh street and Tenth avenue. which was
owned bv Charles ne Rham. 10 thrce lhrce
story dwelling houses and 10 a hve story
Hafhouso in asa street. just east of Eighth
avenue
Business IS slowly getting a frmer foot
bold in 57th street. A ,licnt of Aivau ".
Perry bought yesterday The four story
dwelling house 10 ~ East 57ta street. be-
tReen Tfth and Madison avenues. The
upper floors win he arranged in apart
insnts suitable Tor physicians ana on the
ground floor viii De store
There was = report Yesterday that HOLY
rood Church had sold 20 builders its site
81 the southwest corner of Broadway
q b fsI q. p
Eaid that several offers had recently been
made Tor the property, but no safe % the
plot had yet bccn effected.
IIolyro0d church bought last .ear from
she Fort Washington syndicate plot ~
seven lots ~ rho northeast corner of foit
Washington svcnne and l79th street The
Broadway and lSlst sfro't site measures
1888 feet on Broadway and eiS5 feet on the
street
Plans have been fled for making cver
che old nvc story glass factory ~ No. o
20 10 Isl street iuto storage house, with
stable. the change of occupancy being made
sor william Hartman from designs ny D.
Reissmann, as architect. and fer connect
iur the second story II the hotel ~ No.
as East loGd street with the adjoining mar
ket 81 No. slS the Improvements being
made Tor the Harlem Market Company. as
architect
FdWsid Glass, architect for the city, has
tiled plans Tor installing a beef cooling
ulsnt. with elevator service. IN the second
story OF West Washington Market, at
tho northwest corner OF Grace and Lawson
avenues. equippng il with an ammonia
coil CHAMBER for refreerating purposes.
The improvements VIII be made az cost
OF Ss.Vp
Plans have also been filed Tor remodellins
she four story dwelling house 40. 80 West
l0h street and cnlarging IL with two
story extension. the improvements being
made for Charles "a. Peck. as owner. fnOm
drawings by Charles 4. Luckhurst as
architect.
John b. Franklin. architect. has fled
plans Cor one story store for the Hudson
Companies Corporation GA The Uuoccupie1
part of The plot owned 10y n az the north
oast corner OF sixth avenue and eth street.
over the gth street station of the McAdoo
Ruunel. The building viii cost S@f'. IL VIII
hc built Of brick