The Week In Realty on Sixteenth Street Prices
The article reviews realty price movement along Sixth Avenue from the lower end to Central Park’s Fifty-ninth Street entrance. It notes price variations per square foot, with 1890 and 1900 figures as baselines, and describes a quiet period until last January when activity resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth-st
Sixth-ave
Fifty-ninth-st
Central Park
Tenth St
Real estate values rise with Sixth Ave tunnel link
The piece notes a brighter outlook for Sixth Avenue parcels as a proposed tunnel route with New Jersey and New York lines could revive Greenwich Village. It cites price trends from Eleventh to Thirteenth Streets, records of notable transfers, and forecasts higher square foot values driven by improved access and nearby developments including Columbia College and institutional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth-ave
New-Jersey
New-York
Jersey
Greenwich Village
Eleventh-st
Eleventh St. Corners
Eleventh St
Cornelius V. Sidell
William Scott Clivehugh
Eleventh
Thirteenth Sts
Thirteenth St
Sixth Ave
Twenty-sixth-st
Eleonore J. Hernandez
Martin Herman
Thirty-fifth St
Franklin M. Ring
Henry Ring
Henry McAleenan
William Walder
Astor
John EK
Kaughran
David W. Bishop
Forty-seventh-st
Catharine O'Donnell
Seecuy
West Forty-seventh-st
Broadway
Thirty-second-st
Francis McDonald
Dryaoe
Alec Princes
Ener Areca
Horace S. Ely & Co
Charles
Amsterdam-ave
Manhattan
Ing i
Columbia College
West Side public buildings boost district growth and Columbia space
The West Side area will gain spacious and impressive public buildings, dignifying the quarter. Rapid West Side growth limits private housing, making new public acquisitions a cause for congratulation. Expanding Columbia enlarges its future stay, preventing crowding in the library and allowing at least another generation of growth.
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Morningside Heights
Columbia
Colbia
Ise
Multiple Manhattan Real Estate Deals Reported in One Day
A flurry of property transactions dominates the listing with Barnard Place ten story fireproof building sold for nearly 350000 to an investment estate. Several plots on John Street Madison Avenue West One Hundred Thirty Fifth Street and East Sixty Sixth Street are transferred to various buyers. Building inspectors, in new summer uniforms, inspected Manhattan buildings yesterday morning.
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Barnard
Central Park West
Seventy-first-st
A. B. Kight
Hotel Majestic
Seventy-first
Seventy-second Sts
Kight
Henry
Bernard Smyth & Sons
New York County Realty Company
Broadway
C. W. Layster
Meyer Jonasson
Astor
West Thirty-fourth St
Astor Bank
Jonasson
J. Clarence Davies & Co
Alice L. Ogden
Fifth-St
St. Ann’s Ave
P. J. Heaney & Co
Jacob Leltner
Southern Boulevard
Dovaie
Hamilton Biggum
West Seventy-second St
East Sixtieth St
Henry H
West Seventy-first-st
Martha Magte
New-York
West Forty-fifth St
Annie Miller
Isabella M. Hawley
Seventy-sixth St
Charles Weber
Gittel Smith
East Houston St
Edward Aaron
Lewis St
Aaron Cohen
Stanley
N._J
John M. Reid
Thomas Murphy
Theresa A. McGuire
Edward Moore
East Thirty-third St
Manhattan Borough
Stewart
Rowayton
Conn
Jacob M. Layton
Railroad Place
South Norwalk
JOR
Jersey
John H. Poillon
Rutherford
N. J
Chambers
Joseph H. Lewis
T City Hall
Erie Express
New York City Hall
Madison Avenue
N. Y
L. Watson
New York Railroad
Fifth Ave
Hudson
New York
Biobgle’™ Rapid Transit Company
Corner Street
May Building Operations in Twenty three Cities
The Construction News reports May 1902 building activity rose in twelve U S cities compared with last year, led by New York and Chicago. Twelve cities showed declines of 7 to 60 percent. Factors include high material costs and labor difficulties. In May 1902 there were 8,453 permits across 23 municipalities costing 32,286,875 dollars, up 10 percent from 1901. New York leads in operations and gains, with Pacific Coast cities San Francisco and Los Angeles showing strong activity. Pittsburgh drops into the lost and found column.
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United States
Indianapolis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Manhattan Maternity Hospital Plans Filed in Manhattan
Plans filed at the Bureau of Buildings for a two and four story brick hospital to be located at East Sixtieth Street No 37 to 345 Manhattan Maternity Hospital cost estimate 125000 owner Moses Taylor Mount Kisco NY architects Warren Wetmore brick and marble front hospital tied to a yet unnamed notable figure. Real estate transfers list numerous properties and mortgage details across multiple streets including Madison Avenue West End Avenue Church Street and Convent Avenue with values reaching 150000 and 1250 mortgage activity.
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Bureau of Buildings
Manhattan
East Sixtieth St
Manhattan Maternity Hospital
Moses Taylor
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Warren & Wetmore
No. 3
East Thirty-third-st
New Building Plans Listed for Office and Hospital Blocks
Johnst No 15 plans a nine story brick office building with store at 26.3 by 114 feet for Dennison Manufacturing Company No 189 Broadway owner W Eyre Philadelphia contractor. Site on 60th-21 No 327 to 345 East for two and four story hospital 86 by 105 feet owes M Taylor Mount Kisco NY owner Warren and Wetmore No 3 East 334 st architects.
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Fifth-Ave
Charles Astor
MAY
West End-ave
Hdward Fitzgerald
Michael J Moore
Eae Pean
Uli7th
Madison-ave
George A Lavelle
Bernhard Freund
Morgage
R S
Louis W Morrison
Franklin
Amelia W Boardman
Bond
Alith-st
Sth-ave
Jacob Bluestein
Meri Machein
Ska
Convent-ave
149Th-St
10Th-St
6Th-Ave
Daniel P Hays
John J Harrington
Franklin-st
Church-st
Margaret W Hammill
Euclid Hall
85Th
86Th St
Herbert Dongan
Sth Ave
Borough OF
Queens
NEW York Land and Warehouse Company
Jackson Avenue
Long Island City
The
Orlando
West Ninety-fourth Street
West End Avenue
Riverside Drive
Slawson & Hobbs, Agts
Columbus Ave
Country Property Co Let
Long Beach, L. J
Long Beach
Harbor
W. G. Braley
Milford, Conn
Lakewood
L. H. Sykes
Lake Placid
Adirondacks
J. Shepard
Ouse
Richard Turkington
P. O
East Morris, Litchneld Co
Clinton
Mount Vern¢ N. Y
New— Haven R. R
Chestnut Hill
West 45Th St
West Shore
Bay Harbor
L. I. Ranton & Hopkin O
Grand Central
Tribune
Jerome-ave
St. Joseph's Seminary
Lawrence
Bureau of Information
Grand Central Depot
Park-ave
Rockaway Park, NW. Y
Atlantic
Jamaica Bay
Long Island City Depot
Flatbush Ave
Brooklyn
Rockaway Park
Jamaica
Demarest
van Nest
Water St
New
Lote Ulty
Catskills
Leeds
Brownell Cottage
Hurehill
Alice A. Brownell
Ford
Iwn Property Co
120Th ST
MT. Morris Park
CH. Volzing & Son
Third Avenue
Rochelle
Haan
Holland
46Th St
Fisher
Washington Square
Tribune Office
Qlegan
Rside Drive
Riverside Dri
Chatham Heights Rais CO
Summit
Morristown
L. Hadley
Liberty~st
Pelham Manor
Sound
C. W
Far Rockaway
J. Donovan
West 104Th-St
P. BK. Martin
Blairstown
Spencer
Hastings-on-Hodse
Viola
Suffern
C. C. Galbraith
Duane St
WM. Davies
Plano
Sandy Hook
Atlantic Highlands
C. H. Lovett
Nassaust
Oak Beach
Babylon
Ocean Front
Bay Near
Oak Head
J. W. Conklin
Torry
Leonardo, N. J
Isle la Motte
W. T. Hill
Isle la Otte
Jichfield Springs
A. RK. Chisolm
W. 21St St
Ocean
Cedar-ave
Boulevard
Arverne
L. 1
WM. Scheer
Berkshire Hills
Lakeville
Comn
E. L
Mamaroneak
Allen Real Estate CO
West Moth ST
FORDS
Clean Manufacturing Corporation
William P Sirkabl
Poughkeepsie
New Hamburgh
Camelot-on-Hudson
Dutchess County
Herbert A. Sherman
Pine St
Sth
44Th St
N. Y. City
F. R. Bain & CO
Starket St
Long Island Sound
Greenwich
Geo
R. Read
Cedar Street
Boa 10
Offee Es
I. O
Harlem
R. J. M. Sorley
Stockton
Cal
Koad
Dover
J. RK
Mw Gonigal
Del
H.oo Reed
Amsterdam
White Plains
Michael O'Dowd
EALTH
Ife
Erie Railroad Information Bureau
Connecticut
Chester 8
Kingman
Hudson River Place
Doty, Bennett
Martches
South Bay
Hamilton G. Robinson
Betne
Dunsbach’s Ferry
Saratoga County
New York Central
Cohoes
Mohawk River
M. Horan
Emerick
Albany Co
Dutchess Co
Borden
Fishkill-on-Hudson, N. Y
Brooklyn Property Co
E. W
Postoffice
New York City
Rownstone HO
City Hall
Townsend
Leekimaneditee
Bryan L. Kennelly
Aucto R
New York Real Estate Room
Frank Abbott
40Th St
Isxis-1
BC Aoena
Brownstone
Morrell & Bates
L. J. Phillips & CO
R. Simon
Rose Hill
C. F. Bresee
Orange
Virginia
NEW_ YORK
Rapidan
Bresee
Piedmont
Virginian
Rapidan River
Osrr and Trust Company OF
Baltimore
Maryland
L. J. Phillips & Company
TRS
Beekman
Beekman St
D. Phoenix Ingraham & Co
Hoffman Arms
Col
Madison Ave
50Th St
H. L. Reed
Ian
Coney Island Point
New York Harbor
William P. Rae Company
Narrows
Sea Gate
Atlantic Ocean
Gravesend Bay
Battery
William P. Rae
Montague St
Brighton Beach
Park Row
Manhattan Beach
Kings Highway
Grand
Roosevelt St
Coney Island
Sea View
Culver Depot
Veranda
Manhatt
Brighton
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Sith St
East New York
South Brooklyn
F R. R
Mexico
Irin Steamboat CO
Walt Hour Talon
Rockaway Beach
Brooklyn Elevated Line
Long Island Railroad
Broadway Ferry
Tod & BE
Bridge
Brow
Servi
West Point
Newburgh
Palace
Albany
N. B
AL Foster
Str. J. & Warden
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