New-York tribune., 1910-12-25
PIP7MENT HOUSES IN LARGE TRADES
st Side Trading Last Week Results in Chance of Owner.
ship to Many Modern Structures.
,e.l1Y ACTIVITY IN CENTRAL AND DOWNTOWN DISTRICTS

,r.dsnx in the real estate market last
l -,sultsd In q change OF ownership to
sfea sf,r house properties on the great
~. Ssae valued at many hundred thou
| snes -;,,o;-,sl .rs,sar.;ons 10 ,,,r
Ses were trades. the improved site.
s&i instances being disposed Of for
-lo.s in the newer residential re-
rscsnt pi0's
fp's ,raiu the central Madison avenue
oAeN suruished one Of the most i'm
ss -ealtv features Of the week. And
s0ss- slso continuation Of investment
ms s,.culstive buying. in the Pennsylvania
So ,,s in the downtown business ter
-Fo-y- .,.s ,i..,o -r.so..u -
- a-eseut IN large numbers in the mar
N *. week the sum OF their activities
kst
sss sr1aI+
= 4 9Th street, was the purchase by
'-.-t Of George Z. Baldwin of the
3-,x-szne and the Ramona. two eight
.ua-,rnent houses, No. 52s to 554 Yves.
x.--et The buildings We're owned by
= Davis They occupy plot front
,ss feet IL ll1th street. with a depth
= 1-n1 feet. just west Of Broadway and a
- a the west Of the Cathedral OF ST.
- lie Divine.
-.e borses were erected by the Carnegie
--r~-uctlon Company, which had rented
; ..r cent Of the apartments before the
--7,e-tv was purchased by Mr.. Davis for
.s,g,- Ssa10s}, in August. two month. before
,ssv were scheduled 10 be completed.
s,rersl large properties in this section
s-,rsd il recent sales Of similar character,
- most notable being the St AIbans and
~ Dartmouth. twelve story buildings. on
~ Cathedral Parkway side OF the same
-. w1ics we're sold some months ago
: ire Carlyle Realty Company in a 81
n 90 transaction 70 George T. Miller.
= q trade involving 1000 the Jacobs
.ss;s bought the f Dorado apsrtueats.
.ss eight story structures occupying the
asck front or Central Park West, between
.t and a1sI streets. from the El Dorado
sssIty Comp The two buildings cover
plot fronting 200 feet ON Central Park
Tsst and 90 feet in each street.
Ths estate gave in Payment about seven
a-ave lots n the Fort George section, and
..ourns on both sides Of Fairview avenue.
CSC street. and also on both sides Of
Ea5sEorlI Terrace. ". l. Strunsky,
Tbte & Pierce and J Clanov We're the
mixers il the transaction
e Dorado was erected about ten years
50 by John '. SigneE. and was sold by
IN in 1916 TO the present sellers, the El
lsrsdo Realty Company, OF which Mathil-
6 +. Brewer is president
s S5a 90 exchange was negotiare by
gEoid, Byrne & Baumann. They sold for
Ns7rin = Fink the two FIVE story apart
zsai houses, with stores. known as the
Esrth6eld apartments, and occupying the
sock front on the east side Of Anster-
zm avenue, between 14Ath and 18TH
Greets 2Gx30 feet. Martin Cugfich, the
:-ysr. gave in exchange the northeast cor
lf- OF Audubon avenue and ls0th street, a
pc, fronting 100 feet on the avenue and
. feer en- the street
The Mortified APARTMENTS were erected
= Jacob .. Butler, and were sold to Mr..
Ink n 1900. The two adjoining dwelling
muses.. Nos. -<73- and 475 West I44th street,
re owned by Louis K CnErich. brother
the new owner OF the Mortified
Another big uptown trade was made by
;sunaan & Osorio. They sold for the
ssnite Construction Company to j. NJ
shiason the Shelbourne. a six story ele-
xDr apartment house, On plot lGox10o
~ at the northeast corner OF Audubon