Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-06

One of the outstanding features
for the week was the picking up of
real estate sales and transfers. For
the past year, only on rare occasions
sales above a few ripples were ever
reported. There were a a dozen
reasons for the stoppage in buying
of properties and residences, but the
main one was laid to the door of the
war, and also to the fact that the
interest and gain on the sale OF real
estate in proportion to the amount
invested did not begin to give the in
weston ample returns so, therefore,
| many did not indulge" Even though
the supply for housing and residences
did not near begin to equal the de-
mand, for some reason not explain
able even by the best of authorities
on the cal estate questions, prices
never were suitable and encouraging
enough to warrant a sale. If a man
even walks east or west or south or
north, which ever direction his whim
might take him, he Is certain to be
floundering about In prosperous and
fertile Iands. The crimp which was
evident for the time, las given as
poets of lifting. for buyers, in hopes
of renewed activities, in u rich real
estate centers hereabout, are keep
ing q close ear to the market. Many
of the companies anticipate a gen.
eral liveliness and are optimistic as
to the outcome within the next few
months.
The sales reported by the various
real estate dealers and the opening '
up of q large tract of LAM at Fords
Corner, better known as the Bloom
field and Underhill Tract by Max
Goldberger and Sons, for the purpose
of clearing up and cutting into city
lots for future suburban residences.
the changing of ownership of lots in
Sewaren and other nearby towns, are
leading us to believe this to be but
a fore-runner of good times"
Levine & Braines have the follow
ing sales:
Lewis Street
One family brick dwelling, from
Harry Golenbock to David Epstein.
Metuchen
The Hillside Inn, was sold by Will
liam Gross to j. 2. Goldsmith. along
with "a lots. The consideration for
the building and lots was $4,000. !
Sales and transfers or record at
the City Hall:
Compton Avenue
J. loft Hansen, Hans and Harold
Lindhardt to lar and Harold Lind
hardt, block ESQ, lot 20; through H.
M. Madsen.
Brighton Avenue
Selma Peterson to David Isenky,
block 81, lot 2; through Wight, Wight
& Golenbock.
State Street
Joseph Slobodien to M. L. Urban
ski and Bronislau Budnilki, block 81
lot 23.
Sayre Avenue
Max Sher to Sol Weiner, block 10S,
lot rs. ,
Washington Street
Marie Honboung to J. Plavin and
I. Sokolor, block 104. lot 1 through
Wight. Wight s. Golenbock.
Amboy Avenue
Emil Koyen to Fred Kaita, block
1887, lot 4, through Leo Goldberger.
Bruck Avenue
Taylor and Anna Galruey to Steve
and Anna Simonn, block S25L, lot
143 through M. L. Goldberger. /
New Brunswick Avenue
Isreal Schneider to Abraham Weiss,
block III, lots IL, 13 through Peter
Clausen.
New Street
s. O.. Belafsky to Joseph Horovsky,
bloch 90, lot 4, through Harry Med
inets.
Catalpa Avenue
Samuel Fine to Abraham Belafsky,
block 6S, lots 10, 20, through Harry
Medinets.
Wlllldm SLrccI !
Lambert r. Hughes to Ernest A.
Pape, block 257. lot 1; through H.
NJ. Beekman.
Woodruff Place
j. p. W~estergaard to David Isen-
berg, block 1, lot S1A; through Wight
Wight & Golenbock.
William Street
III. M. Flynn and w. e. Flynn TO
Edward Flynn, block 202, lots 20 and
al: through @. X. Seaman.
Edward Flynn to Harriet NJ. Flynn
and W. ID. Flynn, block 202; lots 90
and 81; through G. X. Seaman.
block III lot II; through Leo Cold
berger.
Barth Picione to Emil K. Roes;
Smith Street
Louis RooS to ISreal Lindzky, block
IL, lot IL; through Leo Goldberger.
Grant Street
Sam ~Stepsowitz to David Levine,
block 100, lot 40; through Harry Me-
dinets.
Mechanic Street
Catherine A. Martin to Charles
Guarfno, block SO, lot IA.
Lewis Street
y, FL and Johanna Poulsen to John
q and Florence Hanson. block 80. lot
Amboy and Myrtle Avenues
Emil Koyen to Fred Kahta, block
s20, lot SO, through Leo Goldberger.
Laurie Street