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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1908

Page

28

Standardizing Real Estate Valuations At West Side YMCA

Real estate expert Irving Ruland urges a central high character board to issue standardized appraisals. He notes wide disparities among leading appraisers and stresses district specialization, intimate property knowledge, and sustained income certainty as keys to reliable valuations.

West Side Young Men's Christian Association Irving Ruland Ruland & Whiting Company Ieading Ruland Fifth Avenue Washington Heights Upper West Side Greenwich Village Eguth 14Th Street Board of Brokers New York City Hearden

Foreclosure Auction Results At Real Estate Exchange

The Victoria seven story apartment at 138th Street and Lenox Avenue sold for 219000 in foreclosure at Vesey Street salesroom, with about 26000 due and mortgages totaling 210500. Daily offerings included multiple properties in Manhattan and Staten Island with prices ranging from about 41000 to 9000, adjournments noted for December and January 12.

Victoria 138Th Street Lenox Avenue Real Estate Exchange Vesey Street Selma Alexander

Real Estate Board Ties Appraisal Movement to Commission

In consultation the whole committee forms an appraisal by the Real Estate Board of Brokers. The movement toward such an appraisal committee is recent and slow to develop, but it represents the most reliable method for standardizing real estate appraisals in the city.

New York

Bank loan increased on Hotel Belleclaire by Pease and Elliman

Pease and Elliman negotiated a loan of 625000 for five years on the Hotel Belleclaire at Broadway and 7th Street, owned by Albert Saxe, increasing an old savings bank mortgage by 100000. The old mortgage was 550000. The brokers have placed other loans ranging from 200000 to 400000 on high class apartment properties.

Pease & Elliman Belleclaire Broadway 7Ith Street Albert Saxe

Landmark Sixth Avenue site sold for about 300000

The Alliance Realty Company and D B Freedman sold the Monquin's restaurant site at 452 to 4% Sixth Avenue to John F Lambias for about 300000. Leopold Weil was the broker. The 89 by 100 foot parcel, with a three story brick and wooden building, fronts 89 feet south of 28th Street and is a longstanding landmark formerly known as the Knickerbocker Cottage.

Monquin's Sixth Avenue John F. Lambias Alliance Realty Company D. B. Freedman Leopold Weil Pior 28Th Street

Property transfer at Broadway and Fifth Street in New York

Geo R Read and Co sold to James A McMillin by William Waldorf Astor a parcel on the northeast corner of Broadway and Fifth Street. Plot measures 75.8475 by 154 feet with an adjoining 100.11 foot side on Fifth Street.

Geo. R. Read & Co William Waldorf Astor James.a. McMillin Pior Broadway Ilith Street Ghezireh Palace Bank OF the Nile Oriental Palace Eping Car Co Fifth Ave New York Baehler Cairo

Real estate transfers in New York brokerage market

Douglas Robinson and partners sold for Mrs. Henrietta W. S. Wilson a three story dwelling at 52% Lexington Avenue on a 16.8 by 70 foot lot. The Patterson estate sold north side of 214th Street near Tenth Avenue. Asher Simon Realty sold 24 Eighth Avenue at 154th Street corner a five story flat on a 79 by 1 foot lot. L. E. Levy sold west side Broadway block front between 11th and 183rd streets a thirteen and a half lot plot. Robert T. McGusty sold 35 West 181st Street a four story dwelling on 18 by 15 foot lot for Wilmington Fire Insurance to William McMaster Mills who will reside at the Plaza Hotel.

Samuel Marx Lexington Ave Rosenfeld Rosenfeld Et al H Nathan A S Norton F Altmayer Wadsworth Ave 177Th St Leowenthal Tinsdale So Boulevard J Young Belmont Ave Pelham Ave Margaret Lyons G Squires Atty WS Burt Br D P Ingramam Lafayette Ave New Brighton Staten Island G J Obrig Edward C Martin St. As Sthave P Schwab Wainwright M “Randell Attv Hasbrouck Joseph P Day Rivington St Cor Chrystie St Henrietta Sandler Fuchs J S Rosalskratty Pickford Newell Ave ATS Ftn Elizabeth St Wakefield Rachel Markens Jamison Nicholas Aleinikof F Cochrane Douglas Robinson Charles S Brown & Co Henrietta W. S. Wilson New Amsterdam Realty Company Lexington Avenue Patterson 214Th Street Tenth Avenue Asher Simon Realty Company Eighth Avenue 154Th Street L. E. Levy Francis Carlson Patrick McNulty Broadway Robert T. MccGusty West 1Sth Street Wilmington Fire Insurance Company William .McMaster Mills Plaza Bank Plaza Hotel Mills

Consolidated Card Co to Expand Plant on West 14th Street

Plans filed to enlarge the Consolidated Card Company manufactory from No 222 to 228 West 14th Street with a one story annex Architect Arnold W Brunner Also for installing stores in nearby dwellings at Nos 148 and 150 West 45th Street owned by Lillian Abel and leased by Louis Goodman Architects Sommerfeld and Steckler Buildings to house new stores and expansion details filed for approval

Consolidated Card Company West 14Th Street Arnold W. Brunner West 45Th Street Lillian Abel Louis Goodman Sommerfeld & Steckler

Value of Year's Crops in Final Department Estimates

Washington reports final revised Department of Agriculture figures for 1908 crop production and farm value as of December 1. Key products include corn 2,668,651,000 bushels valued at $1,816,145,000 and winter wheat 57,908,000 bushels valued at $410,338,000, with several other crops listed by bushels and values and unit weights for oats, barley, rye, flax seed, rice, tobacco, and hay.

Washington Department of Agriculture Wiatoes Bureau

Cardento King Trial Details Larceny Case In Boston

The trial of Cardento J. King opens in Boston with prosecutors outlining his business methods. Witnesses describe office practices, advertising schemes, and King’s disappearance under creditor pressure before his June plea of not guilty. The case proceeds to new testimony tomorrow.

Boston Cardento J. King King Herbert Parker Michael J. Dwyer Dwyer Post Office William B. Snow J. Frank Davis Snow Davis

Government Opposes Tubes for Mail Service

A postwar commission says it is not feasible or desirable for the government to buy install or operate pneumatic tubes now in use in New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago St Louis and Brooklyn. It urges continued study and possible ownership review in five to six years.

Washington Congress Meyer Campbell Chicago Mansfield Boston Roberts Brooklyn Wyman St. Louis Joseph Stewart Bradley Railway Mail Service Masten Fry Public Buildings Department New York City

Hewitt Will Contest Opens In Owego Court

In Owego New York December 15 the fight to break the will of Frederick Hewitt begins before Surrogate Frank A Bell. Proponents and contestant clash over witnesses signatures and mental competence amid codicil disputes and alleged undue influence threatening bequests to relatives. Twenty five attorneys attend the proceedings.

the Tribune Owego N. Y Frederick Hewitt Frank A. Bell Tioga County Lynch Staunchfield Mr. Hewitt William S. Truman First National Bank of Orin T. Gorman New York C. L. Stiles Stanchfield Bright Sarah Peck

Real Estate Transactions in Hasbrouck Heights

The Duress Company sold a Madison Avenue house in Hasbrouck Heights to H. T. Sloan and leased No. 68 Washington Place for John J. Carrell, with Mr Kunts’s house on Madison Avenue also in Hasbrouck Heights.

Lemmermann Villa Site Company Madison Avenue Hasbrouck Heights H. T. Sloan Washington Place John J. Carrell Mr. Kunts Wasbrouck Heights N. J

Yorkville Plans Elevator Apartment House Approved

A six story brick elevator apartment house is planned for 142 and 144 East 17th Street Yorkville. Owners Emeline F Parsons and Rosalie Slack will oversee construction with Buildings Superintendent Murphy. The $125,900 project features limestone trim and a Renaissance style facade by architects Lawlor and Haase.

Murphy Easterl Street Emeline F. Parsons Rosalier Slack Lawlor & Haase

Realty notes on recent Manhattan leases and sales

The Atlas Realty Company bought a Riverside Drive plot south of 934 Street. Frederick Fox & Co with Albert B Ashforth leased 25,000 square feet on floors two and three of the Acker Merrall Condit Building at Fifth Avenue and 36th Street to Joseph Wild & Co, major rugs and linoleum dealers, for 65 000 dollars annually. McNally & Cochran leased fifth floor at 381 Fifth Avenue to A J O Donovan & Co for Isaac Peiler for a term of years. Harvey N Bloomer leased two stores at 4 and 21l West 125th Street to Hurtig Seamon for 2 terms and fixed 35 000 dollars, and the store at 120 West 125th Street to the Outlet Manufacturing Company via Samuel Isaacs.

Atlas Realty Company Riverside Drive Duross Company Frederick Fox & Co Albert B Ashforth Acker, Merrall & Condit Fifth Avenue 36Th Street Joseph Wild & O Worth Street Broadway McNally & Cochran Isaac Peiler No. 381 A. J. O'Donovan & Co H Harvey N. Bloomer West 125Th Street Harlem Music Hall Hurtig & Seamon Od's Samuel Isaacs Outlet Manufacturing Company

Bronx Building Plans on 239th Street and Nearby Avenues

Building projects listed with multiple owners including Hee A and John A. O Brien. Architects named such as Furman Avenue firm and Vincenzo Raezzeno involved. costs cited around 9 000 to 30 000 with several two to three story brick structures.

Webster Ave Vincenzo Raezzeno Ivin Wilbur Cost Lyon Martin Pletcher Rae

Lane on Harriman decision limits and rail capital controls

Franklin K. Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission said the Supreme Court ruling limits on the commission’s ability to compel answers, but does not greatly curb its powers. He urged stronger government oversight of railway capitalization to protect public money, noting Harriman used $1,000,000 from Union Pacific bond sales to buy stocks in other railways.

Chicago Franklin K. Lane Interstate Commerce Commission United States Supreme Court Harriman Commission Union Pacific Railway Union Pacific

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