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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1909

Page

6

Easthampton Beach Lots Offered at Attractive Prices

Investor opportunity as Herbert A Weeks lists first Easthampton Beach section with four mile Atlantic frontage to Long Island Railroad tracks. Napeague Bay Gardiner's Bay nearby, Gardiner's Bay Company near northwest, lots 25 by 100 feet at 50 dollars each. Reeves Co selling agents at 124 East 23d Street.

Herbert A. Weeks Easthampton Beach Atlantic Ocean Long Island Bartlett and Napeague Napeague Bay Gardiner’s Bay Gardiner’s Bay Company Atlantic Seacoast Weeks W. C. Reeves & Co East 23d Street

West Side apartment boom drives city market shift

Investors from major West Side firms dominate purchases of modern apartment houses and vacant sites in Manhattan's Fourth Avenue district and nearby Washington Heights to Riverside Drive, with numerous six to twelve story buildings planned and under construction through the current season.

Central Fourth Avenue Great West Side West Side Central Park Columbus Circle Washington Heights Dyckman Riverside Drive Fifth Avenue Drive Hunson River Winth Avenue

Six Story Apartments Rush Across City Fronts

Realty firms push multiple six story apartment projects across Manhattan and surrounding streets. Costs range from 15 000 to 1 100 000 dollars with builders including Central Building Improvement and Investment Company Schreiner Construction and Realty Company and Rockall Realty Company. Plans by Henri Fouchaux and developments at 153rd street Convent Avenue Broadway 178th street Buena Vista avenue Fifth Street and more advance.

Gracehall Realty Company 10Th Street Cathedral Parkway Broadway Waunegan Realty Company Fifth Street Yorktown Realty Company Ldth Street Amsterdam Avenue Waynesaw Realty Company Itsd Street Fffth Ith Streets Fort Washington Avenue Ith Ith Street 1634 Street 163D 114Th Street T. J. McLaughlin 141St Street 178Th Street Schreiner Construction and Realty Company Ffist Street Buena Vista Avenue Fort Washington Syndicate Rockall Realty Company

Growth of Apartment House Construction Transforms Drive Region

Investors turn to the Drive area as a surge of apartment houses rises across Manhattan Island. The Waunegan Realty Company builds six story buildings at 163rd street and Broadway, each costing 170000, with plans by Somerfeld & Steckler guiding nearby sites. The Garnet Realty Company finances a 115000 six story project at 171st street and Broadway, while the McDowell Construction Company commits 237000 for another six story block at 179th street and Broadway. Additional sites along 179th street and Broadway indicate a widening development push.

Drive Drive Evea Manhattan Island Oeemore Building Company Moore & Landsiedel Waunegan Realty Company 163D Street Broadway 1634 Street 171St Street Garnet Realty Company Somerfeld & Steckler 179Th Street McDowell Construction Company

Ocean Town Advances at Manhattan Beach Estates Expansion

A large workforce at Manhattan Beach Estates advances surface improvements at the westerly end near the new railroad terminal. The key project is extending Oriental Boulevard, a 100 foot oceanfront artery linking to the Manhattan Beach and Oriental hotels. Joseph P. Day reports strong interest with many lot sales and plans for multiple buildings, with assurances of building loans from a major title company.

Manhattan Beach Estates Ocean Front Manhattan Beach Oriental Hotels Joseph P. Day Day

Suburban Improvement League Plans More Realty Aid

Real estate leaders in New York announce a renewed push to help homeseekers build in suburbs with free plans and financing help. Gustav Stickley advises on craftsman homes as the league expands operations to meet rising demand after a temporary suspension.

New York Gustav Stickley Suburban Improvement League A. M. McKnight McKnight Realty Company

West Side Real Estate Deals Involve Large Sums

Major West Side transactions feature multi story apartment houses and large land exchanges. Buyers include Ira Realty Co and Audubon Park Syndicate with sites along West End Avenue Central Park West Riverside Drive and 135th Street. Plans call for twelve story and six story structures on several blocks near Harlem area.

Riverside Drive Fifth Avenue Drive Charles M. Schwab 74Th Streets West End Avenue the Inquirer Great West Side Fifth Avenuue Schwab West Side Columbus Circle Harlem Ship Canal Louis Rosenthal West Wig West Uth Street Mountain View Station Malone N. Y Ira Realty Company Philip Metrowitz 119Th Street Avenue Meirowitz B. G. Faulhaberg& Co Peter Korn Eugene C. Stahn Charles C. Dow Stahn & Dow East Tist Street Realty Mortgage Company Benjamin Mordecai Benjamin Altman A. & Levis 9Th Street Allenhurst Broadway 100Th Street Audubon Park Syndicate Max Marz Wille Construction Company Lmth Riveira Construction Company 1Sth Ith Streets Audubon Place 157Th Street Centre Realty Company Haven Court St. Nicholas Avenue Isfth Street Myron H. Oppenheim Shapiro, Portman & Henry 181St Street Northern Avenue Cyrus P. Jones Mount Denis Morningside Avenue Aé6th Street Harry B. Davis Edward Wagner Touraine Valenciennes George E. Baldwin

Bungalows in Demand at Prince's Bay Little Farms

On Staten Island at Prince's Bay Little Farms by Wood Harmon Co thirty two bungalows have been built with plans for more A clubhouse on Carlton avenue offers free summer use of tennis courts to residents Kept at Ashland Beryl Rossville Parkwood and Stafford avenues names Mrs Annie D Starkey Mrs Esther Enestrom Edward L Head Mrs Helga Having Seymour I Guy and Amy Short The Suburban Improvement League backs high grade suburban development and McKnight Realty confirms Bayside Flushing and Flushing Terrace investments will rise to boost property tone.

Wood, Harmon & Co Little Farms Prince's Bay Staten Island Carlton Avenue Rossville Vernon Avenues Annie D. Starkey Ashland Avenue Parkwood Avenues Beryl Avenue Esther Enestrom Edward L. Head Helga Having Rossville Road Bradford Avenue Seymour I. Guy Carlton and Marcy Avenues Amy Short Stafford Avenue Suburban Improvement League New York McKnight Realty Company Bayside Flushing Flushing Terrace

Mortgage Sales by Title Guarantee and Trust Company

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company reported last week sales and assignments of mortgages to investors totaling $1,154,000. Among these, one loan stood at $400,000 and another at $335,000.

Title Guarantee and Trust Company

Brooklyn House Changes Hands

Howard C. Pyle & Co sold the three story and basement dwelling at No 32 Pierrepont Street Brooklyn for Ernest B. Latham to C L Barbie for occupancy by Barbie and Latham.

Howard C. Pyle & Co Pierepont Street Brooklyn Ernest B. Latham C L. Barbie

West Side Real Estate Transactions Include Church Plot Purchase

L. Goldsticker negotiates for Louis Steckler over a five story apt house at Central Park West and 59th Street. First Church of Christ Scientist buys 100 foot frontage plot at 59th Street for 300000 to safeguard church grounds and possible expansion. Seven four story and basement dwellings at 32 to 40 West 68th Street change hands.

Uel Goldsticker L. Nordlinger Louis Steckler Central Park West Sth Street Flavia Scotch Presbyterian Church First Church of Christ, Scientist Sith Street Peis West Side West 68Th Street Columbus Avenue

Sale of a Chappaqua Tract

S Osgood Pell and Company sold ten acres of land at Chappaqua New York from Alfred Burselle to Harold Brown. The purchaser will improve the property with a summer house.

S. Osgood Pell & Co Alfred Burselle Harold Brown Champaqua N. Y

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chance For Investors Easthampton Big West Side 180Th Street Ferguson & Sons Schwarts & Gross Edgecombe Avenue 145Th Street Joseph H. Davis Building Company George Fred. Pelham E. M 140Th Street Neville & Bagge 144Th Street George A. Fisher Company 121St Street West Side Construction Company Audubon Avenue 1Stth Street Pinehurst Realty Company John B. Berry Anaconda Realty and Construction Company 136Th Street Frederick Britsch Isist Street John J. White 18Th Street St Nicholas Avenue Michael Paterno & Son 113Th Street 86Th Street Alexander M. Welch 1434 Criterion Construction Company Samuel Matz 156Th Street Mth Street John Hauser Hensie Construction Company 135Th Street Fleur Construction Company 176Th 177Th Streets 15Th Street E. M. Krulewitch Keystone Investing Company John W. Kight Belgrade Realty Company Times Realty Company Stering Building and Operating Company Wadsworth Avenue 176Th Street Fleischmann Brothers’ Company 167Th Street Lansing Company Henry Morgenthau Realty Company 1624 Street 1I7th Street 1Éth Street George Pdaward Blum Max Marx Lbth Street George KR. Read Jacob Hirsh Lhd Street Akron Building Company Th Street Edendale Construction Company 79Th Street 14D Street Brookfield 116Th Street Huston & Asinari 77Th Street West Side Trading Harperley Hall William Salomon New York Ophthalmic and Rural Institute Herman Knapp Charles T. Barney Century Realty Company Mr. Salomon West 135Th Street Harlem Republican Club Franklin Pettit New York Institute For the Blind 165Th 1Th Streets 165Th Street City Street American League Baseball Grounds Audubon Park Syndicate Sale Alexander Carmichael, Jr Claremont Avenue Mr. Denison William S. Patten 122D Sam Inth Street Prince’s Bay Brooklyn House
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