New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
TRADING IN THE REALTY MARKET
New York Life Insurance Company Gets Dwelling House wear
Pennsylvania Station in Foreclosure Proceedings.
S. $4,000 BUILDING LOAN FOR APARTMENT HUUStS

Few transactions were reported in the
real estate market yesterday OF Manhat-
tan and The Bronx properties. The New
York Life Insurance Company purchased
A parcel just north of the entrance to the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad station at fore
closure proceeding in the Vesey street
salesroom. The property involved con-
sists of two old dwelling houses, Nos. 20S
and 207 West SD street, about 70 feet
west Of Seventh avenue. The insurance
company. which brought the action TO
recover a mortgage II made, offered the
highest bid, sll7,5O0, for which Joseph P.
Day closed the proceeding.
This insurance company also figured In
an interesting building loan Of 100000 at
3 ger cent FOR five years 10 the Adlon Con-
structlon Company on the new apartment
house at the southwest corner or Seventh
avenue and Sith street. The company
also made a loan Of $685., 200 for five years
at 5 per cent on the new apartment house
al No. sos to 500 Park avenue. owned by
the Sutherland Realty Company
The owners Building Company has OBJ
tained a building loan Of 100000 from
the Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Company on the apartment house to he
erected at the northwest corner OF Cen
trail Park West and s7th street
The Fox Square Building Company has
obtained a building loan Of $4,000 from
the Metropoitap Life Insurance Company
on flats TO be erected on the block front.
south side Of 165th street between West
chester and Hoe avenues.
William II. Hall. a retired furrieF'
bought from the Friedman Construction
Company Oakley Hall. SIX story ele-
vator structure, on plot 50X100 feet. at No.
3115 Broadway. opposite 124th street, and
held at $4,000. In part payment Hall
gave the Knowlton, g Ave story apart
ment house. on plot 1880 feet at No.
So TO 627 West 2s5th street and held at
$4,000 This property was acquired by
Mr. Hall in exchange for Nos. 1852 and 354
Tenth avenue.
Other sales for Manhattan and The
Bronx announced follow:
Manhattan.
18TH STRFET-Samucl Braunstein has SOLD
for the estate OF Elizabeth Jantzer a three
story and Easement private dwelling house. on
q LOT 22x7s feet. AZ No. 3V4 East 18th street
near second avenue. 20 Maria Anna Bohler.
The pew owner will occupy the premises.
l4IsT STREEr-Arnold, Byrno Baurnann
have sold for the Stockton Realty Company 70
client No. iCg West last street four story
American basement dwelling house. on lot
1SVi0o II feet
I'D STREET-W ylys Terry has bought the
four story dwelling house No. 10 East 40
street on lot iS9xl02.2 feet, between Lex
ington and Park avenues.
GID STREET-Willam y. DavidSe IL re
ported 20 have sold No. III East $50 stroet. a
three story dwelling house. on a lot i6X"1 IL
feet, between Lexington and Park avenues.
The Bronx.
TIFFANY sTREET-Eliss a. Cohen has
bought from Martin !. Early the plot 5o1loo
feet. on the east eide OF Tiffany street 100 f"et
north OF 1Gjth street
CONCORD AVENUE Elias 4. Cohen has
bought from Martin J. Early the plot OHlI5
feet Oh the east side a. Concord avenue. %
feet south OF 18th street