New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05

A few sales or more than ORDINARY III
terest were announced by the brokers in
the real estate market yesterday. Chief
interest probably centred in the purchase
by Heilner & Wolf and Frederick W.
Marks of the southwest corner OF Lex
ington avenue and seth street from the
Central Trust Company, trustee. for the
McQuade estate. on the plot, which is
the largest sold in this section since the
work of the Lexington avenue subway
was begun. are six private dwelling houses
and an old style apartment house. The
plot measures lo0.s1a feet on the avenue
and $40 feet in the street. Duff & Con-
ger were the brokers in the transaction.
The property will be held as specula-
ton.
The estate Of Ada Howe has sold No
80 West 5Sth street, four story brown
stone dwelling house. 25x100.5 feet. The
price is said TO have been about $4,000
The house is on the south side of 5sth
street, about midway between Fifth and
Sixth avenues, and is almost directly OPP
posite the 5Sth street entrance of the
Plaza Hotel.
George Milne has sold for James
Bailey, representing the Tietjen and Fan
ming estates, to the Hill Publishing Com
pany. John A. Hill, president. the north
west corner Of Tenth avenue and S6th
street, known as No. 46s to ATS Tenth
avenue and No. 500 to 800 West 36th
street. The parcel comprises one-half tho
block front and contains about 1880
square feet. The buying company will
erect on the site fourteen or sixteen
story building of hetvy construction, de-
signed for the publishing trade. The buy
ers will occupy several floors in the new
structure, a feature Of which will be a
roof garden for the use of the occupants
of the building. The structure will be
ready in February, 1914.
Other sales announced for Manhattan
and The Bronx yesterday follow:
Manhattan.
18TH STREET-Ennis d Sinnott have sold
No. 552 West l65th street. a three story dwell
tween Broadway and st. Nicholas avenue, TO
the Washington Heights Hospital, which owns
No. 654 adjoining. James l.. Barry & co. ne
UNIVERSITY PLACE--Lottis z. De Nit
and others have sold No. ~ University Place.
a seven story loft building, on lot 2l.6x104x
irregular. The property is on the west side
OF the street, 55 feet north Of 10th street. The
sellers acquired the building last January
WEST END AVENUE-Ewen Mcintyre has
sold No. ass West End avenue three story
dwelling house. on lot 20x56 feet. 40 feet
north OF 18th street. The buyer is F. Podszus.
WEST END AVENUE-The estate Of Au--
gustus F. Holly has sold No. 345 West End
avenue, four story dwelling house, on a lot
2l60G9 10 feet, between 10th and nth streets.
LEXINGTON AVENUE-John n. Golding
sold for DR. David II. Agan to Thomas e.
Fitzgerald No. 1914 Lexington avenue,
three story and basement dwelling house
on lot 17xs0 feet, about "a feet south OF
EAST 10Th sTREET-Moses schloos
sold 10 Joseph Ernrich No. "a East 10th
street, FIVE story fathouse, on lot 26xl00.11
feet
NAGEL AvENUE-The wsisbecker es-
tate sold four lots at the southwest corner
OF Nagle avenue and Hawthorne (20+th)
street. two blocks from the Dyckman street
subway station. j. Romano Brown q Co.
were the brokers.
The Bronx.
HEATH AVENUE-The d. II. Jackson
Company has bought from Martin Klein q
plot on the east side Of Heath avenue. In
Guiding the southeast corner of Shady Place
and Boston Terrace, 170x1b3x irregular. 8.
Shapiro was the broker In the transaction.
236TH STREET-Edmiston & 9eohegan
have resold for the William Guggolz Con-
struction Company No. 24o East 23eth
street, four story double nathouse, on
TIFFANY STREET.-THE II. NJ Construc-
ton Company bought from Morris Herman
the triangular plot, 51.10x190. sx116.5 feet.
at the northwest corner of Tiffany and Fox
streets. and will improve with high class
apartment house.