New-York tribune., 1913-06-27

The Real Estate Board Of Brokers
unanimously decided yesterday to chanse
the name Of the organization to the Real
Estate Board Of New York. This de-
cision was reached at a special meeting
at the board rooms. No. ll5 Broadway.
The purpose of this change is to widen
the scope of the board and to increase
its influence for the benefit OF real estate
interests in general.
The membership in the future will DO
divided into three classes-actve, nom
resident and associate.
The active membership. which is TO be
limited to two hundred, will be composed
of real estate brokers whose main offices
are in the city Of New York.
Nonresident membership will be com
posed of brokers whose main offices are
outside Of the Borough Of Manhattan
The associate membership is open to
any owner Of real estate or other persons
who are interested In the welfare ana
advancement Of real estate interests.
Plans were filed yesterday with Build
ings Superintendent Miller for the con-
struction of one story theatre for Vim
cent Astor AT the southwest corner Of
Broadway and 95th street 1t will be
brick and limestone structure with
frontage OF l5i.7 feet on Broadway and
III feet on the street, and Will have a
total seating capacity of 900 Charles
A. Platt IS the architect. and has placed
the cost at NJJ.Oo
The structure was recently leased, 1t Is
said. TO q new theatre corporation com
posed Of several prominent theatrical
men.
IL was learned yesterday that the plans
for the big apartment house the estate
Of Ogden Goelet Is going TO build at the
southwest corner OF Park avenue ana
55th street have been drawn by JULIUS
Harder. architect. and are now IN the
hauus Of contractors ioT estimates. ,.-
The structure. which Wlll be tWeINe
stories IN height. VIII replace uNe htr
story old-iasuIOued apartment bulid!ns ;
that now cover the sltr, when measures
I.UAIoO feet. .,,,.
viii be Ieguu next month. lut sFu, tdI -
with tu, Iaud. viii cost more thdn fl''O'-
urD and viii De- managed Uy Mpui' a.
Ny,nod. who have been aTioiH''d
agents.
The Holland Apartment Hotel. a seven
! STORY structure. Nus. o. ana bo W est tbln
street was reported 60 nav. been leased
/ ioI "a long team to August iier'hWans. Z.
I Iestauratrur Iu the bryant Arcade Oh
i-d street
Tne Holland Hotel covers plot front
iug Ja4 le,t ana having 1ertn Oh lw'
l,,t. - feet east Of sixth avenue. IL la
owned by r. a. Davis
one of the most important transactions
| reported 900 the private sales market yes
/ teiday Was negotiated by the J. komainr
brown Company.
~ sold ior Leonard Wc!n 10 S.gmund
/ Never the uv- stoIy apartment house 80.
I loo East ltu street. -Aiy- lrtN. AIS"
Z sold to the same buyer IOv j. Allen Town
send and Mrs Ida tllcse tie houses SOS
los Dol and JOS East nth street thr"e
three story dwelling houses. '"NlN- leet
the three parcels makius piot i'AlV-
. feet.
1ne buildings on the site are to be
I TaZeu. The plot Dos 10 uc llulIoE'u Win
| a substantial modern building
other sales announced yesterday follow. 4.
PEARL STREET.-THE Charles 7. Noyes
Company has r,soid 90 Marie Talbot constant
80 - Pearl street four story loit b1l'4iuh'
ou .oi -8xll3 The building vac rveen,
uodsIllz,d aud leased hy tue same brokers Tor
n,e wears to the Richard J.. Walsh company
ana Jacobs A cohen The property Vas held
al Ss5.uUO David c. Bennett represented the
GKEsToN AVENUE - McLernon Brothers
have sold 10 a client tho plot 1UNiuo feet. on
the east side oC Creston avenue. -uo feet South
The Lawyers Mortgage Company has sold
/ through Louis Huttcr the southeast corner OF
Third avenue and Htth street hiA sto!y
tenement house. with stores. on plot olNo-. IL
feet sale ~ that pro. 'rty reported Iast
month Was not cousummated
John r. Taylor sold FOR Henry J. and Annie
Mark 10 Louis e. Wagner No. 2lO West l".tn
street a three story dwelling house. on lot
II GS;9 II. between seventh and Eighth ave
nues.