New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
A PLACE FOR BUYERS
Increase in Values at Brook.
haven Heights Expected.

Long Island was never more allufhb
ia the videawske real estate speculatoF
and investor than il is now. Miiiiohs
have been made there by owners OF lots
and improved sites, and IL is the con-
sensus of opinion OF tho most conserya-
tive experts on real estate matters tnat
larger sums than In the recent past wiz
be quickly acquired there by present oay
buyers; for II is an indisputable fact tils'
most of the residential wants, as well aS
the most important retail and factory
needs OF the greater city. tho metropolis
of the New World, can be supplied WITH
i'm it's boundaries.
The transformation Of Long Island into
one OF the largest home and business ter
rltorles has Just been begun, the hrst
great step OF this stupendous work nav
ing been taken when Long Island was
linked to the heart OF old New YORK py
tho river tubes of the Pennsylvania ana
Long Island railroads.
In this vast rebuilding period Eastport
Will be a large beneficiary because OF It's
many intrinsic realty charms. And'
therefore this elso applies TO BrookhaVen
Heights. az il is one Of the largest, best
planned and best located home develop
ments Of that famous old town, where
long stretches OF ideally improved acre
age villa sites front on the waters OF the
3reat South Bay. The Lott Estate or
Long Island, with offices At No. % Court
street Brooklyn, has developed Brook
haven Heights.
To understand fully the bright realty
future OF Brookhavcn Heights IL is abso-
mteIy necessary TO know the outlook Tor
Long Island. what has heen done there
i'm the recent past and what is expected
TO he done Then. and then only, can
present and prospective values be de-
termned.
From the storehouse Of experience and
progress probable future conditions are
usually foretold. That is the way experts
try TO discern the trend OF AFFAIRS ana
to gauge their effect.
For years Long Island has been the
principal summer playground OF old New
York, the majority OF it's residents know
ing no other recreation centre In ths
warmest months Of the year.
Its supremacy as summer playground
is due 10 rs physical factors.
Against its southern shore front roll
the waters OF the Atlantic. On the south
erly side, too, extending for many miles,
is the Great South Bay. separated from
the ocean by a narrow strip OF land.
Here is enjoyed each year by many hum
dred thousands still water and ocean
bathing. yachting and fishing on inland
waters and on the broad Atlantic. Al
most innumerable other outdoor pleasures
await the summer visitors and ever
tempt the permanent resident to forget
FOR a few hours or more his daily lsoors
Air laden with the oZone of the ocean
sweeps over the land at all times OF the
wear: always IL Is refreshing. on AL
, sides there are acres Of we'll kept lawns
beautifully shaded drlyeways and lanes.
many OF the public thoroushfsres leading
10 the Motor Parkway, which has It's
westerly approach at Jamaica and Its
easterly approach near Ronkonkoms. q
distance OF about forty-ons miles. Be-
sides. there are the estates OF large NUM-
bers of persons prominent In the social,
professional and business llfe OF New
! York.
In the central region are hourishing