Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-08
Real Estate Mews

Permits for the construction of
new buildings in the city amounting
to $4,000 have been issued during
the past two weeks by the building
inspector. This shows that building
here is in a healthy condition. Arch
fleets of the city are now busy pre-
pairing plans for new buildings but
these have not advanced far enough
as yet TO be released for publication.
The permits for buildings which
have been issued are for two two
family houses to be erected at 1OS-
112 Rector street by Fraser, Wester-
gard and Dinesen. The houses will
be of brick construction and cost in
the neighborhood OF $1,000 each.
a permit has also been issued for
the erection of a w~heelwright shop
by loft & Freyer. The shop on
which construction has already been
started is located at 429-4S3 East
mi and is a one-suory hollow tile
ftructure 60X75 feet. The cost of
obstruction is $4,000.
Attorney Harry S. Medinets is
aving plans prepared by IngVard
-ireisen for a tWo-stOry hollow tile
stucco house to be erected at 126
State street. 1t is likely that the
plans will be ready for bids within
the course OF Il week.
Work on buildings now under
construction here is progressing
rapidly. The mason work for the
first story of 4he addition to Sim
mems bakery in Maple street has
been completed and work is also
nearing completion on the new home
of the Dorsey Motor Company in
Maple street. By the first of the
week, ii is said, the eXcavating for
the foundation of the new building
to be erected on the corner Of Mad4-
son avenue and Smith street by the
Maple Realty Company will be COM
pleted.
The following building agreements
have been filed in the county clerks
Office in New Brunswick during the
( past week:
James II. and w. f. Tapley with
Fords Construction Company. two
and one-half story frame AM shingle
building on west side Hornsby street,
Fords. $1,000; $500 when first tier
beams laid; $1,000 when roof is on
and covered with slate; $500 when
Inside walls are up. shingled and
weather-bOarded; $500 when plas-
tering is completed; $4,000 when
building is completed.
Joseph Popp with Louis Goldin,
two new dwellings. on lots 66-6s,
map Brookside Park. New Bruins
wick. Alex Merchant architect, So
800; $4,650 for each house. $500 on
each house making in all 5000 on
signing of this contract, $3.50 on
each said houses on completion of
foundation, $3.50 on each house
when root is on each and same en-
closed and balance $7,700. $3.50
when each said houses shall be COM
pleted by party second part hereto
and accepted by first party.
Although real estate and insur-
ance is one of the leading businesses
of the city the firms here say that
the business is dead and cannot re-
port a very bright outlook for the
immediate future. Only two sales
have been reported this week. These
are from Louis Alpern, who has
Offices in the Raritan building, and
follow:
DR.. NJ. s. Coble and Michael G..
Turk to Ignatz Mann, a plot of land
7CX100 feet. at 214-216-219 High
street containing three one family
houses and garages.
c. Nielsen to DIR. NJ. S. Coble and
Michael Turk a two family frame
building now in course of construc-
ton at SO State street. The plot ot
land 30x100 feet.
The two sales total s35,00O.