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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1908

Page

3

Seashore Land Values Rise Across New Jersey and Long Island

The article analyzes seacoast and suburban land values from Jamaica to Long Branch, noting wide variation by zone. It highlights price differentials for vacant lots, front feet, and acre tracts, with Atlantic Ocean frontages commanding higher units of value. It cites Amityville, Cedarhurst, Far Rockaway, Asbury Park, Long Branch, and Ocean Grove as examples, and notes ongoing development, improving transit, and population swings in summer and winter.

Batoek Actears Gaia Atlantic Ocean New York Jamaica Old Town St. Albans Springfield Cedarhurst Far Rockaway Atlantis Ocean Amityville Great South Bay Student of Values Long Island New Jersey City Hall Manhattan Great Shore Front Long Branch Asbury Park Jersey Ocean Grove Ocean Allenhurst Deal Beach Atlantic Highlands Avon-by-the-Sea Belleford Belmar Bradley Beach Elberon Highlands Keansburg Keyport Matawan Monmouth Beach Normandie-by-the-Sea Oceanic Oceanport Pleasure Bay Red Bank Scoberville Seabright Sea Girt Sewaren South Amboy Spring Lake Villa Park Atlantic Florida Maine Shrewsbury

Suburban Growth Boosts Rail Electrification and Property Value

York Central and the New Haven railroads switch to electric motive power in suburban zones. Electric trains now run to Stamford, about thirty three miles from Grand Central. The shore towns from Flushing to Port Washington attract homeseekers with villas and boardwalk parcels advertised along Long Beach Boulevard and Laurelton Boulevard.

York Central New Haven Stamford Grand Central Station Fourth Avenue New Haven Railroad

Real Estate Boom in New Jersey and Hudson River Valley Resorts

The article describes booming Atlantic coast and Hudson River Valley real estate near New York City. It highlights Asbury Park and Long Branch appeal, large investments, modern utilities, and improving transit. It lists towns from New Rochelle to Greenwich with distances, and notes electric trains extending along the Hudson Valley.

Atlantic Ocean Sany Asbury Park Long Branch New Jersey Atlantic Coast

Real Estate Boom Driven by Bank Withdrawals

Real estate activity rises as savings bank depositors move funds to buy homes or invest in lots. Brokers report many buyers place a small deposit and fund the rest from banks, while bank officials note large withdrawals to finance property purchases in Brooklyn.

Wood, Harmon & Co Brooklyn

Belle Harbor Auction Promises High Class Suburb Growth

Joseph P. Day will auction 220 lots in Belle Harbor on Saturday. Restrictions near the Atlantic Ocean Jamaica Bay require private dwellings at least two stories high costing 3000 dollars occupying three or more lots with 15 feet setbacks. Stables garages and boarding houses are forbidden. stores and business buildings may appear in about one in ten blocks. The July 1 sale areas include Washington Newport Norfolk Essex avenues and Bayside Drive.

Belle Harbor Joseph P. Day Atlantic Ocean Jamaica Bay Washington Newport Norfolk and Essex Avenues Bayside Drive

Long Beach Growing With New Hotels And Boardwalk Progress

Estates of Long Beach reports 1910 sales totaling 3 107 071 69 in the first year. By July 4 the boardwalk reaches two miles of a four and a half mile steel concrete project costing nearly 606 000 with eastern hotel foundations laid and plans for a second large hotel underway. Last week’s sales topped 100 000 with buyers including George McCullen David Meyers Mrs S G Thompson Ferdinand L Haber Anthony Kennedy Theodore Evans Henry Krouse Emanuel F Da Costa John Bergonal and others purchasing boardwalk and residential parcels along Olive Laurelton Boulevard Magnolia Boulevard Neptune Boulevard Lafayette Boulevard and Broad street areas.

Estates of Long Beach George McCullen Laurelton Boulevard David Meyers Olive Street Magnolia Boulevard S. G. Thompson Lafayette Boulevard Walnut Street Ferdinand L. Haber Anthony Kennedy Neptune Boulevard Theodore Evans Henry Krouse Broadway Emmanuel F. da Costa John Bergonal

Sale of 500 Rockaway Park lots by Kennelly auctioneer

Five hundred Rockaway Park lots face a July sale as Bryan L Kennelly conducts the auction. The Corbin Banking Company liquidation follows its earlier failure. The Rockaway property boasts an ocean front and Jamaica Bay views with a mile long beach and a new boardwalk. owners use cottages year round and thousands visit for recreation.

Rockaway Park Bryan L. Kennelly Corbin Banking Company Austin Corbin Manhattan Beach Atlantic Coast Jamaica Bay

Land Sale Near Wall Street Rail Line Promises Easy Terms

A property sale near the Long Island Railroad station emphasizes proximity to Wall Street and Rockaway Park access. The plan notes 10 tunnel tubes, four bridges, and 32 tracks enhancing Mine facilities, with mortgage options and free title policies for buyers. The sale begins at 11 a.m. on the premises.

Wall Street Long Island Railroad Rockaway Park

Dinner for Realty Men at Brightwaters Celebration

T B Ackerson Company marked one year of Brightwaters development with a Crescent Club dinner in Bay Shore Long Island. Ackerson served as toastmaster and distributed souvenirs while praising the sales force chief engineer and office staff for their efforts. The event featured enthusiastic sales tales and news of buying zebus for the Brightwaters Zoological Gardens.

T. B. Ackerson Company Bay Shore Long Island Brightwaters Crescent Clap T. B. Ackerson Mr. Ackerson Ackerson Central Park Zoological Gardens

J D Lawrence Comments on Bayside Flushing Sale

J D Lawrence notes that McKnight Realty sells fifty more Bayside Flushing lots to Lawrence Building Company, which plans twenty five houses. He cites a 10 percent drop in building material prices and abundant high grade labor due to recent financial downturn.

J. D. Lawrence Bayside Flushing McKnight Realty Company Lawrence, Building Company Lawrence Building Company

Rockaway Park cottages promise upscale buys and recreation

Two hundred cottages in Rockaway Park with fifty eight built in the last year are offered near the Park Inn summer hotel with a bathing pavilion for two thousand. The area features fishing yacht clubs and extensive roads inviting motorists to a high class restricted neighborhood.

Park Inn Rockaway Park

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Long Beach Boulevard O. C. Cody William Hudat C. E. Burn Riverside Boulevard Front Street Pasquale Nardi Charles Robinson Messrs. Casselli and Cipriano Irving G. Burton Monroe Boulevard William H. Cah Thomas Carvillo Park Street William J. Spain Northport Harbor Ostend Long Island Sound New Rochelle Larchmont Manor Mamaroneck Harrison Rye Port Chester Greenwich Cos Cob Riverside Sound Beach Glenbrook Springdale South Norwalk Darien East Norwalk New York Central Hudson Fiver Valley Hudson River Snuyton Duyvil Peekskill Hudson River Valley Riverdale Mount St. Vincent Ludlow Yonkers Glenwood Greystone Hastings-on- Hudson Croton-on-the-Hudson Hudson Valley Tappan Piermont Grand View Sooth Nyack Nyack Gravesend Bay Palace Boulevard Bayside Flushing Long Island Real Estate Bayshore South Country Road Casey Chasee Developers of Choice Properties Builders of Houses of Meritt Nassau Street Roslyn Wheatley Hills Roslyn Estates Dean Alvord CO New York City
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