New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
100000 SALE
In WILLIAM ST.
Investor Buys Structure in
the Heart of Insurance
District.
MARKET FOUND FOR
WEST 18TH ST. HOUSE
Large Number of Fine North
erly Properties Change
Hands.

A large volume Of business was
transacted yesterday in the local real
estate field.
Charles F. Noyes Company sold for
Charles B. Van valen, for about $780,
600, the six story insurance building
103 and 105 William ST., covering plot
4211x77 feet. The United Cigar Stores
Company occupies a part of the ground
floor. Among the insurance tenants are
the b. VI. Crosthwaite Company and
Blake & Rice.
The property is twenty-seven feet
south Of John St, in the heart of the
insurance district. II will be held by
the purchasers as an investment
Frederick Southack & Alwyn Ball,
jr., and 4. A. Weller have sold the five
story dwelling at s West 10th ST., owned
by Mrs. Henry Clark Coe, to a client.
The house was held at SS5,000. 1t Is on
lot with a frontage of 20 feet and a
depth of 1922 feet, and adjoins the
Church of the Divine Paternity.
Daniel II. Jackson, of the d. Ii. Jack
son Company, has bought from the es-
tate of John A. McGreery 207 and 209
West 18th ST., two three story and base
ment dwellings on plot 41xS0 feet.
This property is about 35 feet from
the new Seventh av. extension subway
being built. 1t is also at the junction
of Greenwich and Waverly Place and
18th ST. 1t has been owned by the
sellers since 1888. A. ]. Norman was
the broker.
Daniel II. Jackson, Of the D. H. Jack
son Company, has bought from the
Strathcone Construction Company 27
East 10th ST., seven story and stores
business building, plot 25x94 feet, be-
tween Broadway and University Place.
In part payment the d. II. Jackson Com
pany gave the 250-acre tract of land,
with buildings, located at Monroe,
Orange County, n. Y, known as the
Hallock Farm. Ramsey L. Knauer was
the broker in the transaction.
Kurz & Uren and l.. ]. Greenberger
have sold for the Empire City Mort
gage and Holding Company 2299 Gro
tona av., near 1S3d ST., four story
triple apartment house on plot 35xS0
feet.
Samuel Cowen has sold the six story
apartment with stores on plot 50x100
feet, at the southeast corner Of 165th
st. and Washington av., for the Acsd-
envy Construction Company.
Other sales yesterday were as fol-
lows:
WALES AV.-Leon G. Losere has
sold for Mrs. Christine OFT the five
story apartment house 6S7 Wales av.
TO an investor for cash.
EIGHTY-SEVENTH ST-William G.
Hill has sold 33S West S7th ST., three
story dwelling, on lot 20x100.S feet,
TO Francis b. Robert.
NINETY-FOURTH ST.-Fleming &
Co. have sold for Michael w. Rayens
ia West oath ST., three story and
basement dwelling, on lot 17x9l feet,
to a client for occupancy. The same
brokers recently sold TO Mr. Rayens for
A. Montigriffo the eight family house
at All Claremont Parkway.
FRANKLIN AV.-Crandall e. Foote
ere reported to have sold through
James L. Barry & Co. the northeast
corner Of Franklin av. and 10th ST., a
dwelling, on a lot 25x100 feet. The
buyer gave in exchange 1852 Perry av.,
between goth and 205th SITS, two
family house. on lot 20x1OO feet.
The Franklin av. site will be i'm
proved with taxpayer.
SEDGWICK AV.-The Empire City
Mortgage and Holding Company Bar
kin & Weiss) bought through L. J.
Greenberger from the Kane COnstruc-
ton Company the plot containing about
5000 feet, located on the east side of
Sedgwick av., adjoining on the north
the park under Washington Bridge.
The site measures 50x141.Sx irregular
Kurz e. Uren were associated as
brokers.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. - The
Schoen Westchester Realty Company
and NJ. Pines sold for a client 1857
Southern Boulevard, two family
house, on a plot 27.6x100 feet.