New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-30
local Sales of Last Week
Indicate a Good Fall
Season.
VARIOUS SECTIONS
SHARE IN TRADING
Small Investment Purchases No.
ticeable Among the Buying
Owners Increase Holdings.

res estate UAIhtN iaSe NNNNs
unusual for this time Of year. Buyers
we're found for apartments, private
houses. business properties and several
,thers increased parcels they now hoia
W the purchase of adjoining sites
Sales of small investment properties
.Aowed q demand for such realty. Ae-
svity was particularly noticeable along
.Ae routes where new transit lines are
1, the course Of construction. Even
~. outlying sections of the city wit
,,.s,3 a goodly share of the business
,-ssss,.ed. All in all, the business
.-srsa,,ed was Of such nature as 10
csnse The local brokers 10 feel opumls-
t,e for s brisk fall season.
me PYLE estate purchased from Hem
-;stts Kelly, executrix of the Kelly
state. through J. Irving Walsh, the
two three-story dwellings at 5Sl and
SSs Broome ST. with a frontage of a.
feet With this purchase the Pyle es-
tate controls plot comprising the en-
ire fronage on the east side of Hud-
sor 81. from Watt to BroOme St, with
frontage of 200 feet in Hudson st.
end 200 feet in each Of the other
streets, one Of the largest individual
ovnerships available for improvement
n that section.
Frederick Aver, of Boston, enlarged
his holdings by the purchase of is 10
10 East 5sth St, known as the Crown
S,pdios. four story building with
stores, on plot 75xlOO. Mr.. Aver al
rss6v owns the Monroe Building, at 3
10 q ca ~
feet on this block between Madison
and Fifth avs. The Cross & Brown Co.
and Varick V. Martin negotiated the
sale. On the east OF the property pur-
chased is the Hoffman Arms apartment
house. az the northwest corner Of Mad
ison sv. and seth 81.
Through the assembling Of plot IN
East Goth st. fourteen story apart
nent hotel operation is projected by
8 company which is controlled by
Birg & Bing; Andrew F. Gilsey sold
FOR Mrs. Rose O'Brien, wife Of Morgan
J. O'Brien. 80 East 60th St, a four
story dwelling on a lot 20x1O05; also
FOR Mrs. Annie F. Leverieh the prop
erty al 80 and 80 East 60th St, and
for Moritz Walter No. % adjoining.
The combined properties comprise a
not measuring s2x100.5 feet, located
tetween Madison and Park avs. Bing
& Bing recently sold 70 an investor a
building Of similar character IN East
5sth ST.
The Hasco Building Co., Lorne A.
Scott. president, purchased the four
private dwellings at 244-25O West I'D
g.. between Broadway and West End
sv. measuring S0x110 feet. The pur-
chase was made from Mary Geer and
the estate Of Lille S. Tucking. and IS
lust east Of the twelve story Wellwyn
apartment al 256-260 West I'D St, hav-
ing a frontage Of 70 feet, which was
erected about four years ago, beng
the pioneer operation of its kind in
that block The Hasco Co. has had
plans prepared by Walter Haefel, arch
itect, FOR thirteen story apartment
house, 70 be ready for occupancy IN
July, 1917. II is understood that the
entire Investment Will represent an
outlay Of about 100000. Earle &
Calhoun were the brokers in the deal.
Mrs. Gertie A. German sold, through
George Y. McNally, TO the Washington
Place Building Company, David Lentln,
president, the four lots, measuring lux
100 feet, on the south side Of l89th st,
100 feet west Of St. Nicholas av. On
this plot the purchaser Will erect two
walk-up apartment houses, a building
permanent loan of $4,000 having been
arranged through A. Blumenthal from
the Lawyers Mortgage Company. Ne
gotiations are reported pending for the
sale Of four lots abutting in lSSth 81.
The same broker has disposed Of about
thirty-fve lots 20 builders for improve
ment in this section in the tract OF six
square blocks which at one time be-
longed entirely 70 Mrs. German.
Wolf Burland sold the Burland The
atre Building at 959 70 985 Prospect av.,
comprising one and three story tax
payers with stores, and including an
open air and indoor moving picture
theatre. The buildings were erected
By the seller several years ago, and
have a frontage of 1918 feet on Pros
pect av., with a depth of about 1854
feet. The buyer is NJ. F. Burns, of
Burns Brothers, the coal dealers, VINO
rave in part payment the entire vacant
block bounded by Clay and Teller avs,
l68th and 169th SITS, with frontage Of
B4 feet on each avenue and 100 feet IN
each street. The deal involved about
100000. II is understood that Mr..
burland plans the improvement Of this
Woperty with apartment houses.
Sales announced yesterday follow:
ll2D STA Blumenthal has sold
for the Lawyers Mortgage Company
TO an investor 1876 West 142d St, SIX
story new law house, on plot 4OxlOU
feet.
18th ST.-Fred Oppenheimer has
sold for George W. Schmedes to client
for cash los East 96th St, five story
single fat, on a lot 18xl01l0 feet, al
joining the northeast corner Of PARK
Az The buyer will make extensive
iieratiOns.
LENOX AV.-The Lenox-Columbus
Company sold to the State Leasing
Company (Ehrlich & Kohn) three 90
foot SIX story flats. on a plot lOOxloO
feet, at the northeast corner of LenoX
ay. and l4lst 50.
THERIOT AV.-C. Zinn sold 1877
Theriot av., near fremont av., two
story dwelling, on a plot 5Oxl0O feet.
NORRIS PARK TRACT.-The Parma
Realty Corporation sold for II. B..
Swart three lots at the corner of Pierce
and Radcliffe avs.
MORRIS AV.-The Valhalla Corpora
ton, Jacob o. Petersen, president, has
purchased from Jennie L. Brolles the
lot 25xs6.3 feet, on the south side Of
l4sth St, about 200 feet west of Morris
az; also the plot, 50xl64, on the north
SIDE Of West ST., extending through 20
1920 ST., 100 feet east Of Mohegan avp
improved with two two-story frame
dwellings.