New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
Houses and Lots on and
Near the Palisades on
Sale List.
HIGH CLASS PARCELS
at VERY LOW PRICES
sales Supervised by B. D.
Haight. OF State Banking
Department.

~
e-,,fs Tomb, is offered by the Bank
= Dsnawment Of New York. That
s cSance is being grsspcd by many
,...ssslerS is Indicated by the sue
~ ~ sjready achieved by Benjamin ID.
S.;sbt Specisl Deputy Superintendent
y Rerks cC this state. IN dlSposlng
-. March I last Of properties tor-
.sriv valued az about Sl,0OO,OOO.
~ prooer,y being sold is Al Grant
- PaIsade. AorscmCrC, E0gewater,
800 80 ana Hudson Heights, and all
- ,sleS are under the supervision OF
n, Voirbt. owing TO the fact that the
.ssirs Of The Industrial Savings ana
i.sn Company. New York corpora
n, in LIQUIDATION, are being settled
/. row locks as e the dcpositors Of the
i,sn company would not lose a cent.
Wber the first parcel was offered by
81 Haiqht for sale il was predicted
H. many real estate men that the En-
,ire State would ind IL difficult 10
rsrket even choice property on ana
near the Palisades, a. remarkably low
Fgnrss in view of the conditions IN
~ real estate field. But Mr. Haight
las upset all these peSsimlshc views
by the spelndid responses he has OBJ
lsined from the investing public oeslr-
ans OF suburban house for their own
use or as income producers. Since the
6rst clash between the allies and their
enemies the demand for these state
,Fsrings has not leSsened, either.
Nearly every day many persons IN
search of well located suburban homes
n superbly situated lots Immediately
srsilable for improvement with artls-
M cottages are TO be seen inspecting
tte New Jersey houses and vacant
properties, and TINS Is one OF the most
srstifying features Of the realty busi-
Stss IN which the Empire State Is now
ngaged in order 20 settle quickly the
tEsirs of the companies directly inter
es.sl in he Offering
How many thousands OF persons en-
loving themselves in Riverside Park
have looked across the Hudson River TO
iAe Palisades and exclaimed to them
selves o. 10 their companions, I'D be
happy If ] had a home or could afford
70 build house for myself on the
Pahsades," II is chiefly the natural
grandeur Of the Palisades coupled WITH
DE lcrginC that most people have TO
rave home of their own in beautltu!
place near New York that is usually
tic cause Of such EXPLANATIONS. An
Otfer thing which is largely RESPONSE
BE. too. for such yearnings is the near
ress Of the Palisades residential dis
net 10 New York. Because of this
harness the section can be reached
quickly and comfortably throughout
lie day until late hour at night.
Now the best of all opportunities, as
L we're 10 own and occupy a home or
domestic on the Palisades, at most en-
teing prices, is here. Within the last
Ten or more years numerous chances
% become "a home owner or the pos
assor Of a fine site there have been
presented. but never were houses ana
Plots there for sale at such tempting
vices. Some real estate experts loudly
Mlaim that never again will it be pos
nble for city people yearnlng Tor z
home in the country TO buy Pallsade
Ncperties and parcels within so snort
distance Of the Palisades at the pres
at low figures. In substantiation or
he5e views. the experts point to the
iaet that this is the day of apartment
house building in Weehawken Heights
and in West New York, and II these
perations continue to spread north-
vatd at the present rate for some years
he entire Palisade district from Wee
ilwken Heights to a point about oppo-
aie 10th ST. will ut the end OF that
nne be covered with apartment houses
q the most popular type. A glance az
ne newer apartment houses that nave
Aeee built in the Weehawken Height.s
entre shows that the houses are read
lly rented from the plans, and that they
ae not only we'll located but have most
Thstie lines or course, there are
lvne sections Of the Palisade district
heluded in the properties being dis-
n'ed Of by Deputy superintendent
atlght which cannot be used tor any
0hrr purpose but private dwellings tor
an unusually long term of years, but
lhese restrictions will not hurt, Dut
aeneft these apartment house opera,
'oas which arc sweeping northward
@u the Pslisadc district and trans
iorming one and two family frame
swelling house centres into large ana
lshghtful apartment house zones.
The largest number Of properties
,Ad the most valuable being sole Dy
ne state through Mr.. Haight IS AZ
sFantwood, which Is one Of the mos.
Picturesque and healthful parts OF
We Borough of Cliffside Park. Other
statements forming the borough, be-
wees Grsntwood, are Hudson Heights
Ia Clifside There is not a section
y this borough in which a country
smosphere is not one Of the pre-
omlnating features, yet within q
on distance Of the improved and
-eant properties, or in other words
- all sites, are public schools Of the
shest standard, hourishing churches
various denominations, popular So
G clubs and many progressive civic
Nuo, and associations. Moreover
sfy every section Of the borough is
vuln easy travelling distance of New
VI oy trolley and ferry. GrantwoOd
sDOut forty minutes distance from
utoWn Manhattan. wnen measured
TIME consumed in travelling. II
DC reached from Harlem IN about
a. ne boats If the West Shore line OF
NeW York Central Railroad make
srSsvgeht trips between Weehawkcn
~ me Cortlandt 81. and 42d st. slips,
Ns ~ mcehawken the trolley lines of
al ruoiie Service Corporation run
Eao3 intervals 10 and from Grant
sb5 aersemere, Leonia, Enclewood
u,e pn1lshy other places in ana near
N SSnsades district. Between 180th
Jsrs.vv ahhattan, and Fort Lee, New
Al ~, by the 130th st. ferryboats.
q es ~s Zee is the southerly terminus
''4'h Public Service lines which