New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

BUILDING IN BROOKLYN
Many Spectators Plan to Spend
Larqe Sums There.

Speculative builders Of 1athouses are fair
ly busy in Brooklyn. Many projects which
call for an expenditure OF $4,000 or more
have recently been perfected.
BENJAMIN Amerling is going to spend
1850 in putting up three four story brick
fiathouses. 3s6x97 feet each. on the north
side Of Sterling Place, III feet west OF
Saratoga avenue. the plans have been
drawn and filed by Abraham Beires Each
house VIII have room for sixteen families.
Mr.. Beres is also the architect Of the big
four story hathouse recently designed for
a plot on the southerly side Of St Marks
avenue. 10 feet west OF Albany avenue.
The house will have rooms for four fami-
lies will cost So 600 and will be 50xs6.6
feet Abraham l.. Fogel will be the owner
Another It. Marks avenue plan provides
for the erection on the north side or the
avenue. just west Of Hopkinson avenue al
a cost Of 500 900. Of q group OF three four
story brick hathouscs, 4411xS9 feet each,
by Isaac Miller from designs by Conn
Brothers. Each house will be for sixteen
/ families A like sum will also be invested
by the Penn Liberty Company (Inc.) in
three four story prick fathouses, 50x79.1
feet for sixteen families each designed by
Cohn Brothers. arch ,ects for a plot on the
northerIy side Of Eastern Parkway, 209.3
/ feet east Of Schenectady avenue.
Two four story brick fathouses, 5OxI6
! feet. to cost $4,000. will soon stand on
plot on the north SIDE Of sth street, 1OO1O
feet east OF Eighth avenue They will be
/ built by Nathan Levy from plans by Will
/ lam Debus In each house will be rooms for
sixteen families. Within a short distance
Of that site the Cromwell Realty Company
and Thomas Bennett. architect. will be busy
/ for some months in improving the premises
/ on the southerly side OF I'd street, 1853
feet east Of Fifth avenue, with two four
/ story brick fathouses. The one nearest the
avenue will be an eight-family structure OF
| 2LSxss.6 feet; the other a sixteen-family
building Of 4SxS7.3 feet. The total cost
will be $4,000
| F. j. Ashfeld & Sons have drawn and
| flied plans for sixteen-family four story
| hath0use. 491xSS4 feet. on the NORTH side
Of Clarkson street. 63.3 feet east Of Rogers
avenue. It will cost $4,000.
! The Bradford Construction Company will
spend $1,000 on two four story houses, on
the easterly side Of Alabama avenue, 100
feet south Of Blake avenue; the NJ I.
/ Improvement Company $4,000 on one five
story house on the north side Of DeKalb
I, avenue 200 feet east Of Marcy avenue; the
Lippman Realty Co $1,000 on four story
house. at the northeast corner Of 55th street
and Sixth avenue; Thomas ]. Sinnott 800
0O0 on a four story house. at the north
west corner Of Parkside avenue and Park
SIDE Court and the Solomon Building
Company $4,000 on a four story house on
the north side Of Lincoln Place. l02 feet
west OF Ralph avenue. The DeKalb ave-
nue. house will be for tventy-nine families
the Lincoln Place building for twenty-seven
families the other structures being de-
signed for sixteen families each.
A six story fathouse, 49.sxss.lo feet, for
thirty families, will soon occupy a plot at
the northwest corner OF Rodney and South
% streets II will be built at cost OF
$3.50 by the Keap Construction Company
from plans by ShaHpan & Shampan, archi-
tects. Fabian J. Doscher will erect $4,000
four story house. for twenty-three families,
in 44th street east Of Third avenue, and
the Pauline Construction Company a group
Of three story houses. for six families each,
IN Chester street. north OF Lvonia avenue.