New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
E4Acti0n Markets
c/qG1edter City
Good Investment Parcels
In Salesr00n1S Offerings
Two Loft Buildings, Just
West of Fifth Av.,
Will Be Sold.

VIII DC OOlu,
In every sphere OF the realty market
a noticeable change for the better has
taken place in the last week. From
one end Of the country to the other the
Build Now" movement is gaining new
recruits daily, and within sixty days
ground will be broken for many Of the
structures planned, provided weather
conditions are favorable, and these
jobs will give needed work TO a vast
army Of skilled and unskilled men.
This new spirit Of the times is re-
fected in every nook and Granny Of the
real estate market Of this city and in
many other growing municipalities. In
brokerage circles it is shown in the
buy now" tendencies. It has caused
reawakening among some OF the
leading Nesey st. buyers, as evidenced
last week in the voluntary sale Of the
holding Of the Wolf Kronenthal estate,
which was conducted by joseph p. Day
Irving Baum bought one of the prop
critics of the estate for $4,000. The
parcel is the tenement house on plot
with a frontage of 80 feet at the north
west corner of Forsyth and RIvington
sts. Henry and Max Greeusberger
bought the dwelling house 81 West seth
st. for S24 900: r. l.. Weaver, the frame
building 25Q West 44th st. for Sl6,3OO,
and Rachel Frank, the five story lott
and the FIVE story tenement house AZ
the southwest corner OF Suffolk ana
Houston sts. for $4,000.
Some fine investment properties VIII
be found in the auction budget TO be
disposed Of this week in the Nesey st.
and Bronx salesrOoms. One IS the
property 4 and 6 West 37th St, com
prising two six story loft and store
buildings short distance west of the
heart OF the great Fifth av. retail shop
ming section. At 37th 81. and Fifth av.
an 100000 building is to be erected
by the Murray Hill Investing Company,
which is said to represent New Eng
land investors. Il was rumored last
week that the building would probably
be occupied by one of the leading de-
partment houses Of Boston. Opposite
the site TO be improved ia the new
Fifth av. home o. Lord & Taylor. These
ard other building factors have had a
most beneficial effect on properties n
37th and 38th Sts. recently, and both
these cross avenues are destined TO be
much more valuable for small stores
than they are to-day.
The auction budget Is as follows:
TO-DAY.
At 1908 Third av.
by James J. Donovan.
CORNELL Az $. l31 Old Road 'oIl0': "
) Hymau at J. , Burke 60 A. q Mose, "a ~
II X DAVIS. ref. due. Sial So taxes ETC. sitA -
TOMORROW.
At IA Vesey St:
BY samuel Mari
$40 ST Il2 W tJ5 siIth az 29rti 70 .s' ~
/ 40 , 2 az tefmt: y Celard sgt VI Cle-alo
Ct al W Russell, atty. Wm Klein Iei' pa'H
Ry Bryan l. Kennedy
s7TH ST. IS ". ll-6 y 5,h az t3t9s'', w, ~,
gs 'S Ro.,s ot st @ 'G'. et all s swan ~ ei, Klein
ref' due, 3273I67 so. taxes etc. $56jO a.
b Joseph p. Day
,27p ST $50 W. o. s. JIG NorrinG'ide az loI
100 H. sty dwelling RoIadr Ea,eHs2F CIV 90 'T
Tars reY due Slo94j So ,91es ETC. $5 $5lS ,ioo
7TE A 1901 is5s cor, cor l,n IN s6-,sg s5 got rhted
jjerrcw Charities at ! LoTenstein ct a. "a I-'
dolo q \. atty,: Gilbert, ref. due Sl-S''
,sIIn 81 tszg!S l.. S. $50 "a az 25Iloo :;
'tVo > sty dwellings n L Fisher Ct al e1rs ana
tsustees agt z VI Montgomery e a! Cay q -
80. n F KaJLe. ref, due, Sl00So 3d. taxes
Ss1H ST 52 1879 " Bsay; siy,tm a05i9' ..5 ES. l1i
bs.sar is n'1 ref due. slO67s CO. taIe' etc 1888 s.
At 32OS Third av.:
b. Henry B-ody.
li3D ST. 46s {. 6-j WINS az .y,
~ lStilgI : sty dag. Marsare, peterson az
Mo9soTge55 ,sg 5ns ct s. s. s5! 4, ,ascs etc. oo Of
sub to lst mtg OF $1,000
by samuel Marx
FORT INDEPENDENCE ST. 1894 e., SSS 49,
GILES Pl 25 ~ 5a-l'i,4 - sg sy uTE i MiiI,
81 AZ E ] CrandaII atty: Phoenix InTsham. ref
due s., 9Jj y tales. etc. s3l- -
By James J. Donovan.
zglt1I M 81 E,S. M'Df' NJ a. 'GlloS o,S, sit' si;
FF'T Fivnn ref due S303 g.. tsIes. etc. SIS 30
on WEDNESDAY
At "a Vesey St:
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
,oru Ct ,7a1.ss 26Isw ID sV. 23.iIlos6; :
sty teuu,. also Brggs a' =. i2O n'd.ol1
PARK RlVd 50IlOo. vacant. s,'o, brgss a'' ~ > >
$50 Bedford rlrf Byd G.tg5 P.igay los i6IiIoI
l52 IlIllsS. vacant; mr,' NJ o.Bri.n
IT. rel, uues - 4N' W.
By Henry Brady.
otsr at 10, w.n. IS 9Th az 2oIs's - .
sty bldg: Jos Buehlsr aE A o. zen et a. ~ w.,
iSushIin 8 NJ at,ys. TruaI' ret' que
Of THURSDAY.
At IA Vesey St:
80 j. H. Mayors.
,osru sr so2 " s. 2,3 = Riverside drive. ~
"i66 II - dwlg. T. j Ottoman et a., rLs'
sg, N,Keon Real,y Go Ct a.. Hal,ey, q " n
s'iys; = J. Mu..ay. ref. due 2'-'''' 80 'a'-'
e''' ''''0' By Joseph p. Day.
7srH ST. 53l-.83 " S,.,i a. 100 AHdS9.h R.i..r
S2'tJ' 60 ey al, GaiasJu's s,y Lew fs'' Que
S. 6i6 81.
At 32OS Third av.:
BY Bryan l. Kennedy.
GRAND BOULEVARD. li7o. 'e cor IN 3 ,,,s ~, !. !,
- tppf a. " Dbhlr et al, etrs az
Winfon Really Co e. a. + heo.h ,5uys ~
Hsyes. ref. due, Sj3.5Ji Co. tAte'' ETC., '-.''- %
By Heuy Brady.
BRIGGS Av. 1883. 5. 40 a l95th 8: 3oI'I % y I
Mclaughlin E, a, A Knor .''!i NlfJ'
Ssfi due S. OgJ a. taxes. ETC. $3.50
oN FRIDAY.
At 32O8 Third ay.:
By Joseph p Day.
PROSPECT ty, 1921 w., i5s 2 iS5'9 = Fo, 2SI
e. al: n kH0epe.. az. J 4 rrlesd4'e' fs''
ius ,llssT IS. taxes etc. b9'- "
By Char.e, A BerrAn
WASHINGTON Az. I'36-lAf iog 5 Mo'I
5!xIl0. tso - tum,s anl i,oi,' ei.t name WI
us1' rel due. S4si5 ~. .AIe'. etc. 'ojs. sub
,oisr ST 81 S. 10 Brsc az -5Iioo. ?
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