Real Estate Field Thrives as Bronx and Long Island Sales Rise
Real estate activity remains strong with summer sales in Manhattan and growing suburban demand. Major brokers report transactions including 1,317 Third Avenue loft sale, 50 Broome Street tenement, and several Long Island plots near the LIRR, with Bankers' and Masonic Hall funding supporting new constructions and leases for major properties like Hotel Belleclaire and Stratton Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pric
Manhattan
Bronx
William Hutter
Abraham Temporosky
Third Avenue
East 104Th Street
Reich & Schlesinger
Broome Eee
Mortgage Money to Loan on First Mortgage by an Estate
Attorney, offices Yorkville Bank Building, 85th St and 3rd Ave. Loans for George Sumner of 7 Pine St. Phone Retor 2390. Mortgage Money to Loan. E A Tredwell, 41 Park Row, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville Bank
George Sumner
Pine St
E. A. Tredwell
Park Row
New. York
Auction Sales This Week Involves Multiple NYC Dwellings
Listings show Monday August 10 auctions by Joseph P Day for properties on 47th Street Vyse and 222nd Street with referee fees and mortgage liens. Tuesday August 11 covers Brooklyn assets including bankruptcy sale and tenements with various mortgage totals. Wednesday August 12 features four story dwellings on 60th Street and West End area with large mortgage sums and a sheriff sale noted for St Nicholas Avenue location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Day
47Th St
Lexington
Ishman Henderson
Vyse
Hal Bell
Bell
4Th
A. S. Jaffer
16Th St
Brookyn
F. S. McAvoy
Samuel Goldsticker
60Th St
E. A. Watson
Southern Boulevard
Avenue St. John
Adam Wiener
Broadway
Dyckman
Mortimer Fishel
Frank Hendrick
St. Nicholas Av
145Th St
C. A. Courant
Property Docket Shows Multiple Foreclosures and Referees Named
Listings cover auctions set for Thursday and Friday with properties in Manhattan and surrounding streets. Referees include F A Spencer Jr G W Collins S L H Ward and others, with amounts due ranging from 1,625 to 75,393 and mortgages noted from 7 Broadway to 300,000.
Plans Filed Yesterday for New Manhattan and Bronx Buildings
Yesterday's filings show multiple new structures in Manhattan and the Bronx. Listings include a three story brick parish house and parochial school on 7th Avenue near 151st Street with a 90.4 by 88.2-foot footprint, and several brick tenements and stores on Home Street Vyse Avenue and surrounding blocks with costs ranging from 4,000 to 54,000 dollars. Alterations omit items under five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Bronx
151St St
7Th Av
Church of the Resurrection
N. Serracino
A . 151St St
Park Av
John P. Pinto
East 151St St
William Schnaufer
Home St
Wyse
O'Leary Realty and Construction Co
Cambreling Av
John P. Boyland
Vyse Av
Ae Home
Boyd
Jefferson Av
Vincenzo Merendino
Monaghan
L. Howard
Real estate transfers record multiple city parcels
Saturday listings show transfers on 100th Street 2D Avenue Cary Street Fulton Street and Broadway with buyers Blair Windsor Emil Adler Leopold Adler Elizabeth Becker Barbara Grossmann Thomas Evans and others. Mortgages range from 2 000 to 69 500 and prices include let's the details cover numerous parcels and quitclaims across Manhattan blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
100Th ST
Blair Windsor
Louise Fox
Gaty
Emil Adler
Leopold Adler
119Th St
Inrerace
Houston ST
E. Osborne Smith
Barbara Grossmann
Jacob Grossmann
6Th
Eva Paer
Carystie
Orazio la Caginna
Italian Union Realty and Security Co
Fulton ST
Ann St
Pearl St
Water St
West End AY
Taree
Rennie Carpenter
Jennie Thompson
West
Harry Saltzman
Max Hosenkrantz
Amsterdam
Arthur W. Saunders
Chelsea Realty Co
Broadway
Mat St
T. Broadway
Amar W. Saunders
Chelsea Realty. Co
Aoveduct AV
Buchanan Place
Fridward B. Teichman
Michael Lynskey
Gio. F. Koelble
Theodore R. Brennan
Property transfers and mortgages in Hunt's Point area
A dense list shows transfers of parcels and mortgages among many individuals and firms including Jacob Harris Dora Harris Wade Greene Theodore Brennan Hunt's Point Realty Co and Ira H. Bennett. Transactions reference 147th 120th 11th streets Eagle Avenue Wakefield and Convent areas with sums from $100 to $12 000 and mortgages around $770.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Hildebrand
Rodney Martinson
Wevecx
Jacob Harris
Dora Harris
Prospect Av
S7th
Broadway
Theodore R. Brennan
Wade Greene
Qss
Anthony F. Kroelble
11Th ST
N S
Avenue B
A M. Ziegler
Michael
Cunningham
Eagle AV
Ursuline Convent
Martin L Goldstone
Dean Holding Co
Florence Realty and Construction Co
Hunt's Point Realty v
Hunt's Point Realty Co
Charles O' Rourke
Hunt’s Point Realty Co
Economy Real Property Co
Schieffelin Estate
Tri-Centennial Realty Co
Ira H. Bennett
Eugene H. Cocell
Leon Kronfeld
Bertha Kremer
Wakefield
Frances Brown
Buchanan Place
Aqueduct AY
Bond
Peeeseese
O'Connor
Nellie F
Wiliam Hoffman
4Th St
Greene
Wade
187Th St
Annes Ee
Helfrich
George
Laura ‘Richline
18Th St
Sera Ae Wean Cig
Reneletieterant
Callaghan
Grace
Hell
Clinton
Lebanon St
Cence Econees
Cohen
Jennie L
Don F. Platt
West
Sat Bowie
Jane L. Liekens
Robin Av
Ftn
Madison
Real estate transfers listed with dates and amounts
Several property transactions include JERRY ALTIERI COMPANY to Bronx Borough Bank at Crotona Park East, Florence Realty and Construction Connaughton to Alice Heymann on 56th Street, RIPLEY REALTY CO. to Albany Savings Bank on Amsterdam Avenue, and other exchanges. Records show lot sizes, corner locations, terms and values ranging from $2,000 to $60,000 with terms up to 14 percent in some cases and several maturities in 1900s terms. The list names multiple buyers, sellers, and institutions such as Central Bulletin Secor and Investment Co., State Bank, Hunt's Point Realty Co., and Albany Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bank For Savings In
City of New York
Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
B. Klingenstein
Herman Wrenkow
Broadway
Thirty-eighth Street
Wronkow
Alfred E. Schermerhorn
Southampton
L. I
J. Bowers
Holme Lea
Shinnecock Road
Henry D. Babcock
Alfred Nelson
Clovertop
R. R. Quay
Lough
Eden Glassie
Alfred Seton Post
East Cottage
Coral Quay
Jerry Altieri
Bronx Borough Bank
Crotona Park East
Wilkins Av
Crotona Av
Ce Bene Be
Florence Realty and Construction
Connaughton
Alice
Charles Heymann
56Th St
Lilienthal
Ida C
Jane R. A. Brown
Ccass
Silversonnstruction Co
Central’ Bulletin Secor and Investment Co
8Th St
Amsterdam
Ginsburger
Emil
Theodore Wentz
Beaumont
Economy Real Property CO
Hunt's Point Realty Co
Solomon
Leah
State. Bank
Clinton St
Stanton St
O'Rourke
Charles
Funt’s Point Realty Co
Lynskey
Michael
Edward B. Teichman
Real estate and construction suits listed across Manhattan
Property items include 8th Ave frontages between 110th and 111th Streets with a $240 claim against Sam Trigger & Co. and Pastime Amusement Co. by James W. Conlon. Other cases name Osias Pest et al. against Peter ONeill, Hyman Blumenthal, Selder & Grossman. Domenico Bravin against Florence Parsone and others. State Supply Co. as contractor. Alice N Williams versus Aitkin Construction. John A. McCarthy against Catarina Potter. and Greater New York Builders and Contractors Co. as contractor seeking $142 in the Tremont Ave area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
110Th
111Th
James W. Conlon
Sam Trigger & Co
Pastime Amusement Co
Torkel Larsen
Essex ST
Osias Pest Et al
Peter O'Neill
Hyman Blumenthal
Selder & Grossman
Bleecker
Domenico Bravin
Florence V. C. Parsone
Cortlandt . Bisho
David W. Bishop
State Supply Company
Tremont AV
Corner of
Park Av
Alice N. Williams
Aitkin Construction Company
John A. McCarthy
Catelina D
Foreclosures and Real Estate Actions Listed in Goerck St Notices
Multiple foreclosure and real estate actions listed by street and block in Goerck Street area. Cases include George Kocher vs Mary Springer and others, Peter V. Stockey vs Bronx Home Realty Co., Hyman Horwits vs Jacob Bluestein for specific performance, and others with respective attorneys named. Also noted are actions to enforce mechanics liens and mortgage foreclosures involving Broadway, Exchange Place, and Park Avenue properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goerck
George Kocher
Mary Springer
A. M. Pariser
Morris AV
W S
165Th St
Peter V. Stockey
Bronx Home Realty Co
Guggenheimer
Unterm & Marshall. Avenue
Hyman Horwits
Jacob Bluestein
Basieae Ehret
Rge
George
Fritzel
E. M. Burghard
Washiston
Jennie Reichman
Abraham Emerling
J. Huckass
Broadway
Exchange Place
New York Life Insurance Co
Broadway and
New Street Realty Co
G. W. Hubbell
Mary Wulff
Louis Benjamin
mort+gage
N. H. W. Schutt
Columbus
Charles S. Whitman
Rebecca Gomberg
Marks & Bieter
Park AV
86Th St
Samuel Shanker
Albert Fries
L. & J. Weinberger
New Italian Renaissance Style Police Station Planned for Greenwich Street
Plans by Stockton Beekman Colt and Thornton Church reveal a 156-158 Greenwich Street precinct featuring a central court entrance, private muster rooms, reporters’ corridor, and modern cell blocks. The four-story Italian Renaissance building includes dormitories, showers, a gym deck, and riot-ready security, with operations to begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Precinct
Greenwich Street
Washington Street
Stockton Beekman
Colt and Thornton Church
New York City
Greenwich
Washington Streets
Central Court
Stockton Beekman Colt
Thornton Chand
Associated Architects
Building More Bungalows Park Hill Hudson Choice Spot
An American Real Estate Company officer notes New Yorkers embrace bungalow living and California enthusiasm mirrors in demand. Park Hill on the Hudson near Yonkers offers the ideal hillside site 500 feet above the river for Mission and Swiss Chalet two story homes with expansive living spaces fireplaces dens and unique lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Park Hill
Hudson
Yonkers
Citys New Garden Spot
A Bronx uptown merchant describes sections around Westchester Avenue and Southern Boulevard as a summer resort area. He notes crowds leaving subway trains for Areco Park and watches of white garbed families enjoying hammocks and shade. Rental agents report many new tenants this summer attracted by outdoor pleasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Westchester Avenue
Southern Boulevard
Areco Park
American Real Estate Company
New York
Building New Homes at Douglas Manor on Long Island
An article describes development of a private estate area on the Long Island north shore near Little Neck Bay, including Douglas Manor historic site, now a planned residence district with 2.5 acres and over a mile of shore front. The project features macadamized drives, concrete sidewalks, and utilities costing over 251 080 dollars. It lies near Fort Schuyler Pelham Bay Park and Port Washington division rail access, offering shore and country recreation with city protections and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Manhattan
Douglas Manor
Douglas
New York Boroughs
Pennsylvania
U Eatime Si- Fininy Realty Co
Con Fae
Liltle Neck Bay
Fort Schuyler
Pelham Bay Park
Port Wincunston
Oity
Varese
Ferty
Slauat Vt
Erry i
Ann Igvata
Sas
Xpress Srey N Edulis
Weenty
Turty-fourth Street
Cwelors
Ceenstrumim
Malba development progress with new docks and homes
The Realty Trust reports rapid Malba progress on shorefront development at Whitetone L I Elimination of trade crossings on Malba Drive and terracing underway Beachside Park lots sold include 13 near Malba station and 15 opposite station Four more plots on Eighteenth Street North Drive and Fourth Avenue with Keenan Place and Summit Place English architect Albert Swasey prepared plans for five new dwellings costing 15000 to 20000 dollars The Eladio yacht to be refitted for Malba residents with transport to Manhattan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malba
Real Y Trust
Whitetone
L. I
Malba Drive
Malba Dock
Realty Trust
Low Island Railroad
Twenty-first Street
Eighteenth Street
Keenan Place
Boulevard Drive
Fourth Avenue
Summit Place
Sound
Albert Swasey
Eladio
Manhattan
Japanese Architect Studies American Skyscrapers for Tokyo Parliament
G Takeda, a Kioto-based professor and Tokyo Construction Bureau engineer, visits the United States to study reinforced concrete and iron-frame skyscrapers. He toured the Singer Building and will apply lessons to Tokyo’s planned 24 million yen parliamentary complex, aiming for earthquake resilience and modern design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
G. Takeda
Takeda
Academy Art of Industry
Kioto
Department of Finance
Tokio
Japan
Singer Tower
Exchange to Investigate Real Estate Board Actions
At the New Jersey New York Real Estate Exchange monthly meeting a plan for post summer automobile inspection trips in Monmouth County was approved. Samuel J. Holmes and Eugene V. Magee were elected to the board, W Irving Scott filled the vacancy from Fellows resignation, and a law committee investigation was ordered into alleged improper practices by a real estate corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
New Jersey-New York Real Estate Exchange
New Jersey
Samuel J. Holmes
Montclair Realty Company
Eugene V. Magee
Hoboken Wer
Fellows
W. Irving Scott
Allworth Realty Company
Monmeouth
Red Bank
Seabright
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Ocal Boards of Trade
J. E. Grape
Westfield Real Esate Company
Committee On Law and Legislation
Corhaar
Stormy Times for Tent Evangelists at NYC Meetings
A New York City Evangelistic Conference reports success of multilingual tent meetings for foreigners.Spanish, Italian, German, Swedish services face interruptions from hecklers and police permits. despite vandalism and threats, attendance remains strong. A clever revival tactic uses a disciplined "bouncer" boy to quell disturbances and attract children with moving pictures and baseball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers For the Evangelistic Committee of
New York City
Bible Training School
Lexington Avenue
Gordiina
Sixty-fourth Street
Columbus Avenue
Ninth
Tenth
Gordiana
Francisco Pirazzini
F. A. Tagiialatela
Robert Walker
113Th Street
First Avenue
189Th Street
Belmont Avenue
115Th Street
Thomas Smith
Executive Committee
Kith Street
Canal-West Street
146Th Street
Sixty-seventh Street
Sheldon
Evangelist Ludgate
Fifth Street
Boston
J. C. Grn
San Juan Hill
West Street
Sixty-second Street
Sixty
Sixty-first
Tenth Avenues
National Association of Customs Brokers Chartered
Justice Goff approved the certificate of incorporation in the Supreme Court and it was filed with the County Clerk and the Secretary of State. The drive by customs brokers aims to improve standing with customs authorities and formalize the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Customs Brokers
Goff
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Yorker
Rockland Farm
Henry W. Fedden & Co
Castellano
Fitzgerald
St.Ann’s Avenue
Smith & Astman
Curry
Flushing
Rickert-Finlay Realty Company
Broadway-Flushing
Broadway Apartment Realty Company
Twenty-sixth Street
Station Road
Twenty-seventh Street
Broadway- Flushing
Long Island Railroad Station
Jamaica Estates
Radnor Road
Doncaster Boulevard
Kent Road
Aberdeen Road
Tryon Road
Avon Road
Flower Hill Park Dealings
Stuard Hirschman
Flower Hill Park
Port Washington
Nassau County
Franklin Place
Maple Avenue
J. J. Oakes
Railroad Avenue
A.S. Wyilie
Bank
Masons
Elmhurst Heights
Bankers’ Land Corporation
James A. Platt
Colonial Parkway
Arthur Dunbar
Henry F. Ryan
Woodside Avenue
Belleclaire
John H. Fife
Seventy-seventh Street
Albert Saxe
Frank.a. Archambault
102D Street
Murray
Frederick W. Anderson
Equitable Realty Company
Daniel Meenan
John C. Stratton
West Twenty-seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Stratton
J. C. Stratton & Co
Dennison Manufacturing Company
George J. Gould
Gould
Jay Gould
Dyckman Street
Manhattan Island
Day
Bristol
West Forty-ninth Street
Forty-eighth Street
Seer Steel
Crosby Street
Story Corner
Principels
F. de Busiser
Vesey Street
49Th St
48Th St
F. A. Spencer, Jr
Crosby St
G. W. Collins
Broome St
Lewis St
J. P. Morrissey
115Th St
S. L. H. Ward
167Th St
Harburger
B. T. Morgan
Samuel Marx
Perry
Greenwich St
J. F. C. Blackhurst
124Th St
L. Britt
Cypress Av
Frank Moss
the Building Department
5Th St
J. Goller
106Th St
Bernstein & Bernstein
Lis Pendens
Park Hill’s Bungalow
Douglas Ianor
Tis Shore Front
the Gospel Workers
Customs Brokers Incorporated
Phi Gama Delta Fraternity
East Forty-fourth Street
Washington Hall
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