New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-08
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
BUYERS in All Sections and Big
Builders Are Active.

There are now more Teal'S p"'0iS "
Brooklyn districts than at any urne sinee
the last spring season. They are Wei scat
tered throughout the borough ana there-
fore there is "A bigger demand for various
kinds Of properties.
As a result of recent charge OF o"hei
shin 10 a plot at the northwest corner OF
DeKalb avenue and the Flatbush avenue
extension a warehouse is TO be built there'
This is the first big structure projected lot
"a site fronting on the Flatbush avenue ex-
tension. II will have stores, and one or ltS
entrances will lead to the new subway
The work of raising the grade of DeKalo
avenue at that point will be begun soon,
and tho city also promises 10 have all
street distractions removed in the near
future.
The Mot TO be improved fronts 60 feet on
peKalb avenue. 50 feet on the Flatbush
avenue extension and has depth OF about
100 feet II was sold by the Ernestus Gu
lick Company for Mrs. Margaret V. Nc
Nulty and Edward c. NJ. Fitzgerald.
Samuel ogden recently bought vacant
Mot of fourteen lots on the south side or
list street. l67 feet west of Fort Hamilton
avenue. from the Bay Ridge Park In
movement Company. through Frank A
Seaver. That is one OF the largest pur-
chases Of Bay Ridge property reported
this season Mr.. Seayer was also the
broker I'm the recent sale Of Dyker
Heights house The building is detached
dwelling. No. Il4 SD street. on plot SOx
100 feet. He sold II for the Eagle Savings
and Loan Company. the buyer giving IN
7oart payment dwelling house in East l9th
street, East Orange, n. J.
BUYERS were also lately found for the two
FIVE story Hathouses covering the block
front on the south side of Hoyt street from
Sd 10 Attn street. and for the five three story
brick flathouses, with stores, at the north
east corner of Atlantic and Buffalo ave-
nues. The Hoyt street parcel was sold by
+. Suhr for a client TO the Brown Realty
Conpany. and the Atlantic avenue prop
erty by HilzinGer & Gokenholz for a client
sales on the Park Slope have lately been
features of the trading in the borough. For
The Arwin Realty Company. G. w. Snyder
&, Son lately sold 70 builder vacant plot
1O0xlOO feet at the northeast corner OF sth
street and Eighth avenue. On the site VIII
be put up a high class apartment house
Plans have been drawn and filed in the
last month for many large modern fiat
houses which will occupy Brooklyn sites
Most Of them will be put up by specu-
lators. the total cost being several hundred
thousand dollars.
on the south side OF Clifton Place, just
east of Nostrand avenue. Henry Kupper
will spend $4,000 in erecting four story
hrick fathouse, for nineteen families. II
will be from plans by Philip Tillion & Son.
land will have a frontage Of 50 feet ana
depth Of 50 feet Two four story fathouses'
10 cost $4,000 are to be built for Johanna
Grafton, from plans by Cohn Brothers, on
the easterly side Of Schenectady avenue, 100
feet north Of Park Place. Each house will
be 2i5xS7 feet, and will have rooms for
eight families.
Two seventeen family. four story brick nat
houses have been planned by Cohn Broth
ers, architects for the Marcus Company
for a plot on the south side OF Park Place
west of Howard avenue. They will cost
$4,000. and their size will be @loXS3 feet.
Another seventeen family four story brick
fathouse. 40xS9 feet, will De built by Henry
Grasnan on the southerly side OF Greene
avenue. S6 feet east Of Patchen avenue. The
cost IS placed at S2lCO
The Georgia Building Company and Oscar
1Nribourg will each spend $4,000 in hathouse
construction, Mr. Fribourg Will improve
the plot at the northwest corner Of Bever-
lev Road and East 18th street with four
story brick fathouse. 5oxS9 feet for eigh-
teen families from plans by Cohn Broth
ers Charles Infanger has designed the
house 10 be erected by the Georgia Com
pany. II VII. have five stories, 266X59.S feet
have rooms FOR six families, and stand on
The north side OF New Lots avenue, near
Alabama avenue.
TWO four story brick hathouses. +oXSs
seet. for sixteen families each. are TO be
put up at a cost Of $4,000 by the Klepper
Construction Company on the southeTly
side Of Prospect Place, 100 feet west OF
Saratoga avenue. Cohn Brothers have
. drawn the plans.