New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13

Several important sales were made In the
real estate market yesterday. Chiet IN
terest among these was that negotiated %!
Slawson & Hobbs, who sold for DAILY q
Carlson to the Hoguet estate the entire
block front in Broadway. between l64th
and 1ssth streets, improved with two six
story elevator apartment houses known as
the Wilton and the Hamlet Court.
The property has a frontage Of more than
$50 feet in Broadway and 100 feet IN the
side streets. The Hoguet estate gave III
exchange a plot OF lots on the southwest
corner OF 2l4th street and Ninth avenue
9e.l1x3O0 feet, and a plot at the southeast
corner Of 2l4th street and Ninth avenue
el1xlo5 feet. Although the purchasing
price for the Broadway property was ho'
given, It is understood TO be about $S''oVV'
Grace Georgette Dickinson has sold the
property No. S5S Fifth avenue. four story
and basement dwelling. on lot 2oxIoo rect
II adioins the Havemeyer house. at the
northeast corner OF 66th street Mrs. DICK
inson acquired title to the property IN
June 1910. from the executors OF the es-
tate of George w. Kidd Of which she was
an heir The house is assessed at Nlo'OVV'
Henry d. Wlnans & May represented lhe
seller and Herbert A Sherman the pur-
chaser.
Other Apartment Houses Sold.
The Berwyn, a six story structure at NO.
2OS West 93d street, was sold by Tease {"
Gilman for William H. Wingate to an
investor. The property comprises a plot
81. 6xl462 feet, between West End aVehue
ord Riverside Drive. and was held at
$4,000.
Thomas J. McLaughlin's Sons disposed
Of the apartment property, an unfinished
eight story structure. at No. 207 West 9Sth
street. to buyers who paid for the prop
erty with money Withdrawn from s'o'N'
and who intend to complete the structure
according to their ideas. 1t occupies
plot S3Sx47.4 feet, adjoining q twelve storS
APARTMENT property erected by the seieI >
at the northeast corner of Broadway anu
oStb e+reet The two houses stand on prop
erty purchased by the McLauShlins IN NO
vember from Colonel John jacob Astor'
The Saranac Construction Company
Max I1ebesknd. president has SOLD NOS
47o TO ATS Convent avenue. southwest cor
ner Of 151st street. new SIX story eleNo
tor enartment house, having frontage
oF los II feet In Convent avenue and So'll
feet in 151st street.
Bradley Martin has disposed of a large
mart of his realty holdings in the DycK-
man section. He has just sold to Charles
Hensle a plot Of fourteen lots at the
northwest corner of Nagle avenue ana
Arden street. The property is two DOCKS
south of the Yyckman street subway sta
ton and has frontage Of 90 feet in Maggie
avenue and $50 feet in Arden street IL is
said that Mr. Hensle will improve par'
Of the property Immediately.
The property was taken In part pay
ment bv Mr.. Hensle for the West Point
APARTMENT house, at the south corner OF
Riverside Drive and 1S5th street solu
through Arnold, Byrne & Baumann anu
Van Norden & Wilson. Mr. Martin VIII
hold the West Point as an investment.
Mr. Hensle is the most prominent
builder in the Dyckman district. He re-
Gently finished the first elevator houses
erected there, involving the block front on
Emerson street, between Post and Sher-
man avenues.
Building for Blind Workers.
The New York Association for the
Blind is the purchaser of Nos. III and
| 113 East 59th street, sold by former
| Police Inspector William w. Mclaughlin
! through William Henry Folsom Iasl
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