New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-31
WEST SIDE ATTRACTIVE.
Investors This Year Added to
Their Holdings There.

The West side from 57th street TO Wash
ington Heights has for years been one OF
the most inviting fields for investors TINS
wear was not an exception to that general
order of things.
Sales of properties of one or more mill
ions were made in every month OF the old
year.
The Chatsworth apartment house.
twelve story structure, In 72d street op-
poslte Riverside Rrive, was traded by inc
Jdhnsohn- Kahn Company for the victoria
Hotel. at Broadway, Fifth avenue and 2th
stteet which was owned by the faran
Stevens estate The Chatsworth Is valued
AT about 100000 and the Victoria Hotel
al about $4,000.
The Ansonia a sixteen story apartment
hotel, occupying the block front on Broad
way between I'D and 7ith streets, was
leased by Pease & Gilman for w. b. u.
Stokes TO f w Hartman and Gustav
Obendorf : for a term Of thirty years, at
an aggregate rental of about 100000.
The taxpayer" property Nos. 2l& and
21sS Broadway was sold by the Douglas
Robinson, Charles S. Brown Company FOR
Howard Paschal to the Henry Z. Coe es-
tate for about 100000.
The block front at the east side OF Man
haitian avenue between l22d and lBd
streets. comprising nine lots, was sold by
the Charter Construction Company to the
Jumel Realty Company.
Other transactions were as tolo"s'
Block front on the west side OF broao-
way, between 18TH and 1l6th streets rom
ing 200 feet on Broadway. 10 feet on Ilot"
street and 100 feet on 1l6th street, sold 1or
about 10000 by the Clark estate tnrous"
Slawson & Hobbs to Palermo Brothers. On
the site are to be built two sixteen STORY
anartment houses These will be the nrs'
anartment houses of more than twelve
stories ever built on Manhattan Island
RIock bounded by Central Park Nest'
e1st street Broadway and Columbus Circle
sold bv the Trenor l.. Park estate to VIII
lam Randolph Hearst The property mas
frontage of 1854 feet on Broadway 10 leet
on s1st street. 36lS feet on Central PARK
West and 37.11 feet on the Circle. 1t was
held at about 100000. A building for the
use Of THE New York American and
Evening Journal Is to be erected on the
site.
Three blocks bounded by Manhattan ave-
nue and Morningside avenue, 18TH 10 l-'h
street. Manhattan avenue and ST. NICHOLAS
avenue. l22d to l23d. street. and the parcei
at E,dgecombe avenue and st. Nicholas ave-
nue 127th 10 10th street sold by Joseph
y nav and A. & c. Lewis for the May q.
Pinkney estate to Bng & Bling for about
$l,135,OOO.
Property at the northwest corner of Ath
street and Broadway, fronting 1928 feet on
The avenue ana 1885 feet on the street sofa
by L. ]. Phillips & Co to A. NJ Bendhelrn
for about $4,000
The Nevada apartment house, occupying
the entire block bounded by Broadway,
Amsterdam avenue, 18th street ana oheF-
man Square. sold by the Alliance Realty
Company to the d. Willis James estate
which gave in part payment Twenty-Five
West Side dwelling houses.
The Winton Hotel nine story structure
Nos. 80 and 3l2 West 5sth street, on plot
~ 2xlO0 feet, to Bernard Reich. II inquired
i'm a $4,000 trade.
The Hendrick Hudson apartment house.
occupying the block front on Rlverslde
Drive. between Cathedral Parkway ana
111th street. sold by the Hendrlck Hudson
Company. through Mark Rafalsky d Co..
IN the American Real Estate Company.
The APARTMENT house was held at sl,7O'-
COO Marble Hill property was given in part
payment.
The Hotel st. Andrew, occupying P'o'
AT the northwest corner of I'D street anu
Broadway. sold by the Robertson es-
tate to Klein G. Jackson for about Sl,25o'co
The property was quickly resold.