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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
3
The Hebrew Infant Asylum proposes a four story building on Kingsbridge Tee Taw Avenue with frontage of 1810 feet and depth 19.25 feet. Edward Necarsulmer is the architect. estimated cost is $320.00.
Newman sells eight lots at East Messapeque for Miss Duhme and leases a grocer store on 1st Street and Sixth Avenue Preckton for three years to Merit Ideal Company. Also leases three stores at Sixth Avenue and 6th Street Brooklin to Mr. Aronstam for thirteen years and leases No 8 Garfield Place Brooklin from T P Cooper to Mrs G F E Southgate.
Irving Jodis buys five two story private houses on the northwest corner of Amsterdam avenue and Math street for immediate improvement. He just completed the Irving Court Avenue ment at the southwest corner of Jatheire Parkner and Amsterdam avenue.
Henry M. Weill sold a Tea Factory tenement at No 7 West 27th Street on a 23 by 1 feet lot to I Warble. Also sold a three story dwelling at No 34 West Street on a lot 40 by 1 feet to Dr Charles Merer for L J Kreshover.
Eden and Clarkson lease the store and basement at the northeast corner of Sixth Avenue and Thirty Street for Jem Jaeceh Astor estate. Lexington Avenue Company rents for two departments of their Quiiners on two floors at Nos 8 and 12 Fifth Avenue at the southwest corner of 14th Street.
Multiple parties sign long term lease deals across major New York addresses. Chris Echierich takes corner store at No 769 Tenth Enge. Jthn N Gelding leases No 12 Fast 45th street. Herver N Bloomer rents Park and Tilford double store at 126th street and Knox avenue to Theodore Seiz. United Merchants Realty rents No 210 South Avenue Neus building to A Alexander. Gross & Gross leases No 10 West 52th Street to Jean Le Port for US Trust Company.
A large volume of real estate business yesterday saw operators and investors active across Washington Heights Dyckman and the Bronx. West Side deals promise improvements with large apartment houses and fronting parcels while Riverside Drive plots draw strong demand. A prime sale on 44th Street east of Broadway targets a large theatre site. a Park Avenue sale of 109 Park Avenue to Ellery Sedgwick stands out. Dr. Henry W Weist to reside in No 11 East 64th Street for years.
The home of Dr. John H. Huddleston at 145 West 78th Street will feature design by Charles Gens Jr and the firm Waid and Wilauer. The listing confirms architectural partners and the residence location for the project.
Henry H. Dreyer and Hall J. How and Co sell a 106 by 149 foot plot at the southwest corner of 178th street and Broadway to Charles Lowen for the Fort Washington syndicate. The parcel, part of the Perkins estate tract, will be developed into an apartment house.
D. Imboden sold yesterday for the Orange Water Company of East Orange a 140 acre tract in East Orange. Abandoned as reservoirs four to five years ago. A syndicate including W. Clarence Martin will likely develop the area into a residential district.
New York Lodge No 1 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks acquires five four story houses on a 1600 by 1004 foot plot just west of Sixth Avenue for a twelve story clubhouse. The facility will include a theatre bowling alleys and a large restaurant.
The report lists yesterday sales at Nos. 14 and 18 Vesey street with details of properties on 104th Street, 9th Street off Columbus Avenue, a six story apartment house, and a 225 by 102.2 foot lot on East 8th Street. Competing agents include Harold Swain and Nash and other attorneys. Adjoined to December 11 are properties on 79th Street and Avenue A. A sheriff's sale was scheduled for 120 Madison Avenue. An estate at Cedarhurst Island known as Esther W Kennedy sale is set for today at 2 pm on the premises.
Remodelling plans are filed for five and four story flathouses at 504 West 166th Street owned by Alma F Eller and 454 West Four th Street owned by Michael Farrell. Architects G F Pelham Fred Ebeling. Additional filings cover a four story flathouse at Sixth Avenue and Fourth Street for Clara Fennell and a fire damaged four story at 559 Tenth Avenue owned by Catherine OBrien with Louis Falk and J W Cole as architects. Also plans for two five story flats with stores at Third Avenue and 34th Street for the William W Astor estate and a new fourth story for a three story basement dwelling.
Duff & Brown sell five story apartment at West 146th for Washington Heighte Realty. Berwinka Co. sells 236 West 17th Street to Samuel Bergman. Goodhue buys Dyckman Sherman corner plot. Vogler sells 117 Edgecombe Avenue flat to investor. Marks Levy buy 230 to 24 West 12th Street six story houses. Cahn sells East 117th Street flats to Andrew Murray. Montegriffo sells Briggs Avenue dwelling with part payment on 143d Street.
At the Brooklyn Rest Estate Salesrooms Joseph P. Day sold three parcels in Brooklyn owned by the Stephen Whitney estate. Loretta C. Whitney bought Nos 4 and 6 Tallman street Nos 15 and 127 Pearl street and part of No 8% Prospect street for 4006 dollars. The total sum realized at the Vesey street auction offerings was SHAS.
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