New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
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LkzS- -SOrxSS IS al "a
Tie i'ag "''' mas como - d" Gnu
tf aenoer o. Ne"'y Marie" per
s'ni "ao "''' ''''' .''.'s '" ''' "oi
that some day small ana reasonably
1 priced apartments would be PROVIDED
IN some mysterious manner the inior-
nation spread broadcast through town
and country that the housing rciiei
lorg expected by couples VINO were
forced By The lack Of accommodations
Or through t.rh rentals 20 nestle in
With reoplc..n-law. was to be found in
he Bronx Quietly they sought for
.se land Of anticipation and found il
. be in the West Bronx along the
for'e Of The Jerome Avenue subway
f.sn about lG7th Street beyond Ford
h. psal and East on Fordham Road.
u,~o seores Of builders were found
,r,.ir epoared i'm PRODUCING apart-
-,,,. that wore inst what these per-
| -, wsre ioot.ro for Build,rr, that
r...t., 49, .r..,od and
nc OCT" ""'
| those si.il under way were practically
| nsen OF builders hands from the
plans.
| The orrush Of young married people
.,.o this section has been remarkable.
| ,.,s,.. ...... .,,~,~isod % end that tho
'''-''' ''' ~.
Iiirase pug was so "0'''' '"' ''''
4 vTe Of the Impression that marriages
,s,s not entered into now so willingly
| ,.- - Ia
/ @A ."' '"! b % "'N'
Acasual canvas OF the population OF
/ ,ryrsber Of the new houses will dis
/ -. a.. .Lo ,o,,1, ,yods
' -.
rave n't an come from Nc" ~
bsidcrs and renting agents say that
,.srs are lot Of Western couples in
i ...'......... t.sr,,,,.t,s ,,c,,. aoar.,ncnt
"o' -
tsl'e district. a surprising! '"' ~
isnber have come cast from CAM
,ors,, and there are number from
- -. net....or1 o.bor states
'''"'-'''' ''0 = ~
70 ihe northwestern coIhcr Vi .o emo
country. buslness IioSrkh5,i ,r,h,io otbers
.'.a many 20 '"ese "a pa bor,o broucbt
tssr ,''@' :" W.. YorL
Find Houses to Liking
4 great city with all OF the wealth
o. ne country here and builders sui-
fc.ert 10 build great cities overnight,
thew ,cerc Of the belief that there
would be no trouble securing little
ncst here AZ a pr,ce that would not
bcccar them. Those who have been
taking TO agents and builders re-
marked that New York rents were not
as reasonable as they had believed, but
compared with rentals in other sec
ton, more home could be had here
ior Che money asked than IN the sec
uors from which they came Inc
higher wage schedule prevailing mere
more than cquaizcG the diHeiehce u,
'he sectional rents. lhey also salG
mat tne diHcIencc between w. W ,ho
ren' Us 4'I "IU'' Ioic '''T. "i"r;ns are
Western sections, wnere s"iaI'es a''
'0.1p''1'.'S'y '"..i.;,o.;o, was not
lue 'eND %, @,.'i1 ii,1ips'''Oe'i oaioc,cd .bis
plhhel "s aucA' Du.iuO 80
WIHioIy because Iahu N"'ue' -
'npa'a'yely lower INA" Ii. ~ o',, o,d
,r''', W.. 49, @as ~. '' ,bc great public play
e,er-5. - ... ci,,
A. ~rcb tbropcb the prompting OF
f,f.s ro..,o. es ANYTHING else they
Asye jer,c5 decidedly toward produc-
M ihree.room suites. More three
room suites can be got on moor
than larger apartments. naturalIy
greater income can be secured. IN SO
ilaannr the builders were dong lus'
wa, the newly welded folks OF Inc
c.y were hop.nc somebody would DO
Three roo,.. were as much home as
,isy needed and furthermore was as
rgeb sn.co they could afford 20
ry for f.r .hs average rent per room
s now abort $3.50. Il was higher
l.. year pe~.s then vanred from o2V
n -, r,,., there are n number
q ,sa-.-,er.s now under way in the
ue,,s, sl,o,.1 c,o on the Concourse,
sler, coz 80, is asked. Builders
grior b.~ses ea, however. that ask
M o-o .tire, ,rd Getting Is another
| .,r tbev .oo osted high rentals but
td hot hagr'e when it was seen that
Ices would have 10 be taken.
,......o,.s .o Re Had
a.. '|"'' ''''''''' ~ -. osrob.
W course those VINO arc JUS o,.@r,.
.'a.ng homes have not hiieu ,.-S 's.'i
ll'in-ent house tnat has neen .i;n, T,v. nm