New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-16

--dharn settlements east OF the right of
~ NJ the Harlem division Of the New
vo-k Central Railroad. That part of the
so,ough IS better known as the Crotona
p.-t section. because IL is bordered on the
nth BY Crotona Park and on the north
cas-, by Bronx Park.
ronx ago most OF the old structures or
,.nil,sr lanes which marked the dividing
vres between fremont and FOrdham were
.hu.erated by the erection of modern
homes and business places. The few old
fashioned frame cottages remaining are
.gsnt reminders of the days when extern
.,rs realty operations were unknown there
ard when the centres were like many dis
tsnt rural places.
The larger volume of buying in the sec
ZION in the last three months has resulted
IN a change OF ownership TO some sites
,-onting I'm Crotona avenue. and on Laion-
tame. Tyse. Bryant. Longfenow, Belmont
and Honeywell avenues. and also in the
BOSTON Road. The biggest number ana
most important sales have been in Crotona
and Prospect avenues.
Some Fordhar1 Sales.
IN that part Of old Fordham town Just
n
buvsrs. have also been busy. Their pur-
chases there include a fine parcel in l9sth
street. near Marion avenue, and also Nalen-
tine avenue properties. Near the sites sold
&c Mosholu PARKWAY. connecting the Bronx
and Van rortlsndt parks. Further west In
mis- district Is Poe Park, along the westerly
SIDE o. which skirts the Grand .Concourse
and Boulevard. another broad roadway
hrsncr 81 the vast parkway system Of the
borough. A. that point several big sales
have recently been made.
IN the West Chester district. Just north
sss- M the grounds OF the New York
Catholic Protectory. there have been sales
~ rs-cels in Zerega avenue. near Maclay
avenue. and also IN Frisby and Benson
avenues and in several other streets.
Tie Hunts Point section is far from
heinz quiet as gagged by spectators and
Investors. In fact, II Is as attractive TO
BUYERS as II was last fall
For ABOUT six years realty activity there
has been ono % the leading features OF
I've borough. Meanwhile the building
growth has been not only spectacular. but
also pbcnorenal. Those who bought when
,bs section was vas, vacant tract have
made prodigious profits. And yet the
,.sl.,, record Of the section Will be- accord
;-r 20 many experts. one Of greater build
,re achievements than that Of the past
some Of the principal recent sales IN
this section have been IN Fox. Kelly and
tiffany streets. and WESTMINSTER inter
vale and Stebbins avenues.
A market has lately been found for
ru-nber Of improved properties in the ST
msry's Park section.
Comply with New Law.
sirce the regulation prohibiting proJec-
lions beyond the building line went into
.~ec- IN The Bronx. over one hundred fat
houses have been planned and are being
h,ut The total cost Of the structures will
be nearly s5oo.coo. These houses comply
with the regulation IN every respect
The plot az the southeast corner OF
Washington avenue and l64th street VIII
be improved with two Ave story brick nat
houses AT a cost of Sic 900. The houses will |
Be 5nysse feet, and will be erected by the
purDinuco Construction Company from
plans BY W. Del Gaudio. architect. AT the
northwest corner Of Crotona avenue and
18th street. three five story hathouses'
q 4xass feet. 10 cost $4,000, are 10 be
tu,lt by the Nulaw Realty and Construc- !
ton Company. H L. Young is the archi- F.
tect. At the northeast corner Of 1s2d street
and Walton avenue five story fathouse
VII be built by the Beacon Falls Realty
Company. from plans by Moore Land /
siedel II will cost $4,000.
A s120.OoO investment calls for the erec-
ton Of four four story brick tenement
houses. 81 6x67s feet each on the easterly
side Of Honeywell avenue. $500 feet north
Of 10th street. by the Edward Muller /
Building Company. Plans have been drawn /
BY John Hauser architect.
A $4,000 five story brick iathouse is 70
be put on the easterly side of Bathgate
avenue 1904 feet south Of Pelham avenue.
i will be 5Ox69.S feet. II will be built for
August Nelson from plans by Franz Wolf .
gang
The 1Sed Street Realty Company will IN I
vest $4,000 in the building Of two hVe
r,ory houses on the westerly side OF TIL /
fsny street. 1853 feet north Of 165th street.
The houses will be put up from designs by
the Kreymborg Architectural Company.
Winnie Company to Build.
A 800 600 project provides for the build
Ing Of a I'VE story hathoase. at the SOUTH
west corner Of Intervale avenue and Kelly
street, by the Winnie Realty Company. /
Hoppe & Daube are the architects
H. Schmidt recently resold FOR the Broad
way Cathedral Parkway Company plo|
texlz1 feet on the west side OF prospect
avenue. o00 feet north Of 156th street. On
the site the buyer will build a five story
spar,ment house.
On the easterly side Of Aqueduct avenue
c4s feet north Of Plympton avenue the
Towanda Construction Company VIII erect
Two i've story houses. 10 cost 100000, from
Plans by Emery Roth. architect.
Two five story houses, 10 cost s6'o
VII occupy a plot on the easterly siHe o,
Webster avenue l3A4 feet north Of l'od
Street The houses have been designed Dy
Charles n Schuman for the kensa I'm
~o'emsnt Company.
Three FIVE story houses. 90 cost >l''.VV''
nave been planned by the Valentine CON
'roetion Company for a plot on the "eS'
cry side Of Third avenue. 23L6 feet nor'"
" Dist street The structures VIII NC
Erected from designs by the COMPANY.
Al tde northeast corner Of Loriliard place
sna l65th street $4,000 is 20 be spent io4
"o h'e story brick houses by the a. ''u'
n'enue Realty Company, from plans -
De. Daudio, architect
IN the westerly side Of Decatur aver
.'%i' feet south Of 1880 street -FOUR ~
o} houses will he built by the bais'es
"aAon Coal Company. from p'ahs
AHoicE J. Thomas. architect me
ven Construction Company is gums
tpend 81: fao Co. a ,,,,r story fathouse. al