New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
! bLOOM|NGDAlE ESTATE SELLS PLOT
Site 9th Street. on Which Was To Be Erected Lott Structure
Now Owned by the Realty Holding Company.
EDWARD KING PROPERTIES CHANGE HANDS AT 5,00(

Realty buyers were active yesterday IN
large numbers ia many sections or Man
, haitian and The Bronx.
Both at public and private sale gooo
prices were paid for we'll located improved
and vacant parcels.
one OF the principal brokerage transac~
lions was the sale by Leopold Well for
The Lyman G. Bloomingdsle estate ana
samuel ]. Bloomingdale Of the premises
Nos. SO and 50 West 27th street, i66X98.9
feet. 10 the Realty Holding Company
Plans were recently drawn by Buchman
< Fox. architects. for the Improvement of
The property with a twelve story LOFT
building.
The property was held at sl75,000.
Mrs. NJ. VI. Snow sold No 1OS Riverside
= Drive. five story dwelling house on lot
E ai5xs6 JOx24x55I1. between sd and SD
streets.
= The house was for some years owned
= and occupied by the late Joseph jefferson
1 Mrs. Snow bought the property from the
actors estate in 1906 for $4,000.
Paul Halpin. Ennis d. Sinnott bought
the plot. 50xIoO feet on the east side of
Ninth avenue. 30 feet south Of 2l6th street;
MISC the plot on the east side Of Broad
.-sav. 100 feet north Of Sherman avenue,
6ox902x53 6x220.5 feet.
There promises 20 be q considerable
amount OF building in the DycJSman sec
ton this spring. the operations started
around the 2O7th street subway station
last year having proved unusually sue
cessful
Runor About the Osteno.
NJ There was a rumor yesterday that the
Ostend. at the southeast corner Of Broad
5 way and 18TH street, owned by Loring X.
! Gale. Of Galeton, Penn. had been sold.
+ The Ostend is seven story structure
on plot iO0xl00.1i feet II adjoins the
Yorkshire, at the southeast corner OF
Broadway and 18Th street and at the
southeast corner Of Broadway and il2th
street is the Devonshire. built by a {. &
Il NJ Hall. and sold by them 70 John w.
Butler. A block further south, at 1llth
street. is the Rockfall, purchased few
rYcnths ago by the Hutchngs estate
The auction rooms in Vesey street were
crowded by investors, real estate oper-
ators attracted there by the sale Of the
properties to close the affairs Of the estate
Of Edward J. King.
The sale, which was held by Bryan l..
Kennedy. was successful in every way.
The executors OF the King estate said they
we're we'll pleased with the results, which
clearly demonstrated, they added, that
there ia always an active auction market
Cor desirably located Manhattan prop
critics.
Tie first parcel 10 be offered was No.
sos SIKH avenue. between S0th and 3lst
streets. four story brick building with
store on plot 17x50.1xl7.415x46.S feet.
There were twenty-five bids, starting at
$4,000 and rapidly jumping 20 $4,000 and
$4,000. the property finally being sold to
" Henry Morgenthau for $6S,OOc
The next parcel sold was Nos. 4S7. 457h
and 43s sixth avenue. between 26th and
9Th streets, two story brick building with
stores on plot 49.41ax1OO feet. Starting
with q bid of 100000. after very lively
competition Of forty-thTee bids, this prop
. .rty was sold 10 Frank Z. solomon, rep
resenting one of the heirs. who IS under
stood to be an adjoining owner. for
slSS, 900.
No 7s5 Sixth avenue. southwest corner
OF 4Sd street opposite the Hippodrone was
the third parcel offered, four story brick
building with saloon on the ground floor,
on q plot n Sx609 feet. The bidding started
s.t $500 and soon reached 100000 and then
\ ~ smaller bids to $4,000, at which price
lie property was sold TO herman Reher
and William Voik. This Is at the rate Of
100 a square foot, and establishes. II Is
said. a new record price for property In
his section OF Sixth avenue. This property
is leased until May at a rental Of $500
a year. but the le'' can be cancelled at
any time on 9 nent of $4,000.
The next PEEL 20 he sold was No. 135
West sod street. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues. a three story brick stable, on plot
q ls4x9S gx 80 3xlcSG feet II was sold "a
Charles r. Noyes for $1,000 The initial
BID was $1,000. which was Immediately
Jumped 70 $4,000 by Mr.. NOyes, who Sc
cured the property at this price. Mr.. Noyes
would not disclose the name OF his client
but It is supposed 10 be the owner OF one
ef the adjoining properties. No. 2259 70 22sl
Eighth avenue and No. 90 20 252 st. Nicho'
las avenue corner OF West 122d street were
sold at private sale by Mr.. Kennedy iust
before the auction. and the price was un'
ders;ood 10 be about $4,000.
Trinity Corporation TO Build.
II was learned yesterday that Trinity Cor
porstiun had leased the block front on tht
west side of Hudson street from Clarksor
% Leroy street. opposite st. Johns Park
% the Charles Schweinler rress, magazln,
publishers. now in East 18th street, fol
whom Trinity Church Will erect an eight
story printery with every modern equip
ment. The cost of the building aud renta
win aggregate more than St10CO0.
The property which IS known as No. 10
70 421 Hudson street No. 100 TO 100 Leroy
street and No. % 10 50 Garrison street
comprises plot Of 10000 square feet. which
will form the base Of the proposed struct
tire. plans for which have been completed
~ Renwick. Aspinwall & Tucker.
. Trinity Church has also rented 70 TIT
same concern two lots. Ncs, 81 ana 3
C1arkson street ana ono lot no. los Lero!
street, on q ground lease for twenty-on'
years as the block front. These lots art
70 be used for the dual purpose OF protect
ing the light Of the building an6 for drive
ways leading TO the shipping rooms Of th'
printing establishment
The block front and the adjoining lot
involved IN this transaction are now GOV
cred with seventeen three. four and fv
story tenement houses. among which ar
several which caused the censure Of tn
corporation trustees for alleged violation
of sanitary laws.
The proposed structure. which win con
tain about f50,000 square feet OF space, is q
be completed and ready for occupancy b.
Nav Z. 1917. The transaction was negoti
Fsted bv the Cross & Brown Company.