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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
16
The Hebrew Infant Asylum intends to construct a four story building for its use at Kingsbridge fold and Tee Taw avenue. Architect Edward Necarsulmer plans a front of WEIS feet and depth of 125 feet with a stated cost of 320.0m dollars.
Newman sold eight East Massapequa lots to Miss Duhme and leased Gremer store at 1st Street and Sixth Avenue, Deckion, for three years for the Merit Ideal Company. A Brockie deal of two large stores for Mrs Aronsiam spans thirteen years at Sixth Avenue and 60th Street. Also leased No. 7 Garfield Place, Brooklin, and T. FP. Cooper to Mrs. G. F. Southcete.
Irving Jodis bought five two story private houses at the northwest corner of Amsterdam Avenue and Math Street for immediate improvement. Heise completed the Irving Court development at the southwest corner of Cathedral Parkner and Amsterdam Avenue.
Henry M. Weill sold the factory tenement at No. WT West 27th Street on a set 23xi feet to TL Warble. A three story dwelling at No.314 West RE Street on fet WkxTS feet was sold for Dr. Charles Merer to TL J Kreshover.
Seder and Clarkson lease the store and basement at the northeast corner of Sixth Avenue and Fifty Street for Jace Astor's estate. Lexington Avenue Company leases space to Schramm and Vogel for two departments across portions of two floors at Fifth Avenue northwest corner of 14th Street.
Chris Eohierich leases corner store and basement at 78 Tenth venue for Hecker Brothers. John N Gelding leases long term at 12 East 45th Street for Mrs Henry Barnest. Harvey N Bloomer leases Park & Tilford building store at 126th Street and Knox Avenue. Theodore Selz art dealer for United Merchants Realty leases store and basement at 210 South venue. A Alexander acquires two year lease at 210 South venue for $15,090. Grose & Gross Company leases 110 West Sixth Street building to Jean Le Port for a term of years.
A heavy day in New York real estate with brisk activity on Washington Heights and in the Dyckman district and across the Bronx. Demand rises for high class dwellings and Riverside Drive frontage, with West Side deals to yield major apartment and modern house construction. Notable: plot north of 44th Street east of Broadway sold for a large theatre project. 109 Park Avenue dwelling sold for Ellery Sedgwick. Dr. Henry W. Weist relocates to New York as Dr. Robert F. Weir plans extended travels. Principal Riverside deal involves a 26 foot wide by 110 foot deep plot south of 114th Street sold by Richtmyer & Irving to an investor. Sterling Realty brokers four Emerson Street Broadwater lots.
The residence of Dr. John H. Huddleston at No. 145 West 78th Street is described with architects Charles Gens, Jr. and Waid and Wilauer credited for the design.
Henry H. Dreyer and Hall J. How & Co sold a 146 by 149 foot parcel at the southwest corner of 178th Street and Broadway to Charles Loewen for the Fort Washington syndicate. The Perkins estate tract will be developed into an apartment building on the site.
D Imboden sold yesterday for the Orange Water Company of East Orange New Jersey about 140 acres in Ess Orange to a syndicate with W Clarence Martin as a member. The property long used as reservoirs was abandoned four or five years ago and is expected to become a premier residential district.
P A Geoghegan sold five four story houses on a 100 by 100 foot plot at 116 West 48th Street, just west of Sixth Avenue, to New York Lodge No. 1, B P O Elks. The sale price to Max Marks No WS, for Elks, plans a twelve story clubhouse with a theatre, bowling alleys and a large restaurant.
Plans have been filed for remodeling several buildings including five story flats at 504 West 166th Street owned by Alma F Eller and a four story flat at 454 West Fourth Street owned by Michael Farrell. Architects include G F Pelham Fred Ebeling and Louis Falk. Additional filings cover a four story frethouse at Sixth Avenue and Fourth Street for Clara Fennell, repairs to a fire damaged four story at 5 Tenth Avenue for Catherine O Brien, Louis Falk and J W Cole, two five story flats with stores at Third Avenue and 34th Street for the William W Astor estate, and a plan to add a new fourth story to a three story dwelling.
The auction listings from Rest Estate Exchange Salesrooms Vesey Street report multiple property items with bidders and attorneys listed. Includes a six story apartment house, taxes due, adjournments to December 11, and a sheriff sale of 60 197th Street Madison Avenue properties. The day’s offerings include 190 restricted lots and a large house at Cedarhurst the Esther W Kennedy estate.
Duff & Brown sold a five story apartment house at 2 and 4 West 146th Street to Washington Heights Realty. Berwin & Co. sold 36 West 17th Street four story and basement dwelling to Samuel Bergman. Goodhue bought corner plot at Dyckman Street and Sherman Avenue. Multiple sales include 155 East 116th Street, 117 Edgecombe Avenue, 230 to 294 West 12th Street, and 235 237 East 117th Street. A six story elevator apartment house will be erected on 147th Street parcel. Montegriffo sold Briggs avenue lot with part payment involving 1434 street.
Joseph P. Day sold three parcels in Brooklyn from the Stephen Whitney estate at a Vesey street auction. Loretta C. Whitney bought Nos 4 and 6 Tallman street Nos 135 and 127 Pearl street and part of No 8 Prospect street for 4006 dollars. The total realized on Thursday was SHAS.
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