New Courthouse Plan Aims to Wipe Out Slums
Municipal Art Society president Charles R. Lamb promotes a new courthouse near Jefferson Market police court at Christopher street and Sixth avenue. The plan would clear a triangular Greenwich Village site, buy land for about 32 5000, and create a plaza and new subways while accelerating Seventh avenue extension.
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England
Jefferson Market Police Court
Christopher Street
Sixth Avenue
Charles R. Lamb
Municipal Art Society
Greenwich Village
Greenwich Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Manhattan
Fourth Avenue
Lamb
Supreme Court Commissioners
Th Street
Charity Organization Society
Canal
Lth Street
Hudson River
W. G. McAdoo
Hudson & Manhattan Railway Company
New Jersey
Jaeger
Union
Sth Street
Union Station
McAdoo
Jefferson Market Court
Greenwich
Lower East Side
Auctions Move Five-Building Block at Lenox and 125th
Real Estate Exchange salerooms list parcels to be sold this week including five buildings at the northeast corner of 125th Street and Lenox Avenue. The budget details multiple properties in Midtown and East Harlem with taxes and mortgage references, noting sheriffs and court actions as applicable.
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Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
125Th Street
Lenox Avenue
Plan to Move Courthouse to Greenwich Village Triangle Site
A proposal by Dr. Charles H Jaeger and supported by W G McAdoo calls for locating the courthouse on a triangular Greenwich Village plot bounded by Christopher Street Greenwich Avenue and Seventh Avenue. The plan emphasizes greater area accessibility and urban renewal, arguing the site would spur park creation new office construction and rising property values while improving West Side health and traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenues
Lamb
Paris Grand Opera
London
Berlin
Union Station
Charles H. Jaeger
Union Square
14Th
Ith Streets
Irving Place
Fourth Avenue
Granite Bank
15Th Street
Tnion Square
14Th Street
Unien Square
Inter
Commission
Union Are
Topher Street
Seventh Avenue
Christopher Street
Mr. Lamb
Jaeger
Real estate deals seal cottage and island lot sales
Moore and Wyckoff sell the Haslehurst cottage at Onteora in The Catskills to Mrs. Burroughs Green. Alfred Taudeke sells five Sea Gate and Nautilus Avenue lots on Long Island to Conrad Stubenbord, who plans a modern cottage on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore & Wyckoff
Burroughs- Green
Haslehurst
Onteora-t In-the- Catekills
Alfred Taudeke
Sea Gate
Nautilus Avenue
En State
Long Island
Conrad Stubenbord
Country rentals listed by Pease and Elliman
For Mrs Thomas F White Cedarhurst Long Island the private lane house rented to W W Tracy for Prescott Linde his Ocean avenue Cedarhurst house to W K Aston for Alexander Cameron his Greenwich Conn house to Joseph Howland Hunt Woodmere Land Association No 61 its house to R F Manning for Samuel P Hinckley Rosebush Ocean avenue Cedarhurst to Harry Gruner and Mrs Thomas F White Hickory Halls Broadway Cedarhurst to Charles Elliott Warren for a term of years.
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Pease & Elliman
Thomas F. White
Cedarhurst
Long Island
W. W. Tracy
Prescott Linde
Ocean Avenue
W. K. Aston
Alexander Cameron
Greenwich
Conn
Joseph Howland Hunt
Woodmere Land Association
R. F. Manning
Samuel P Hinckley
Rosebush
Harry Gruner
Thomas F White
Hickory Halls
Broadway
Charles Elliott Warren
Plan to Enlarge Synagogue on Henry Street in Moorish Style
Plans filed to enlarge three story tenement at 28 Henry Street and convert to synagogue for Congregation Markovey of Peter with Moorish ornament. Change cost 12000 dollars. Nathan Langer architect. Also filed to remodel No 67 East 13th Street into a five story flathouse for Gilbert F. Ashland and remodel top floor loft at Broadway and Grand for J W T Nichols. both architects Nathan Langer and Julius J Diemer. Additionally a reinforced concrete storage house for Third Avenue Railroad at 216th Street Harlem River, designed by Axel B Hedman.
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Henry Street
Markovey of Peter
Nathan Langer
East 13Th Street
Gilbert F. Ashland
Broadway
Grand Street
J. W. T. Nichols
Julius J. Diemer
Third Avenue Railroad Company
216Th Street
Harlem River
Axel 8. Hedman
Farrell Buys West 18th Street House Near Devery Home
Frank Farrell, president of the New York Base ball Club of the American League, will live near ex-Chief of Police William S. Devery. He bought yesterday the four story dwelling at 66 West 18th street through the McVickar Gaillard Realty Co. Devery resides at 574 West End avenue near 88th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farrell
New York Baseball Club
William S. Devery
West 18Th Street
McVickar- Gaillard Reality Company
Mr. Devery
West End Avenue
88Th Street
Fine Uptown Parcel Sold to McCormick Estate
Edward I King and Company sold for the McCormick estate a five story building with store at No 2350 Eighth Avenue northeast corner of 128th Street, measuring 24.11 by 100 feet. This marks the first sale of the property since 1869.
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Edward I. King & Co
McCormick
Eighth Avenue
128Th Street
Twelve Story Studio Apartment Planned at Gramercy Park
A twelve story co operative building to rise at 24 and 2% Gramercy Park is proposed by No. 24 Gramercy Park Ltd. The group includes Richard Watson Gilder and son Rodman D. Gilder Francis Wilson Jules Guerin Herbert Lucas and Charles H. Lee. The 51 by 12 foot plot will cost about 150000 and will feature studio units with large rooms and high ceilings.
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Gramercy Park
Albany
Richard Watson Gilder
Rodman D. Gilder
Francis Wilson
Jules Guerin
Herbert Lucas
Charles H. Lee
Maiden Lane Site Leased to Several Tenants
The Charles F. Noyes Company has leased the entire five story building at 166 Maiden Lane to G. W. Hunter for David Grow for a long term. Also leased the store and basement at 25 Old Slip to H. W. Roddy for the Atlas Preservative Company, with space in the same building to Joseph Martinson. Additional leases include 246 No. 8 Fulton Street Brooklyn to J. Moore & Co. for Weave Print Company, 8 Gold Street to John Elliott for William L. Gilbert Clock Company, and half a floor at 45 John Street Frankel Building to Wagner Bros. & Co.
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Charles F. Noyes
Maiden Lane
G. W. Hunter
David Grow
H. W. Roddy
Atlas Preservative Company
Joseph Martinson
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
J. ©. Moore
Realty Notes Record Bank Loan and Property Deals
Pease and Filillman secured a 129000 dollar loan at 5 percent from Title Guarantee and Trust for Charter Realty, led by I N Phelps Stokes. The broker lists numerous property transfers including Edward Jansen to Bigelow, Mrs M A Millerd to Francis Bow, and several mansions on Madison, East 69th, West End, and 77th streets. Also noted are Shaw & Co leasing about forty dwellings and the State Realty and Mortgage Company buying a block front on St Nicholas Avenue. Thomas D Malcolm Construction Co. to build five story flathouses on Stebbins Avenue and Home Street.
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Pease & Fililman
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Charter Realty Company
I N Phelps Stokes
Wol Street
Park Avenue
Lea
West Ith Street
Edward Jansen
Bigelow
West Sith Street
M. A. Millerd
Francis D. Bow
East 69Th Street
Charles T., Winthrop
Elizabeth II
Madison Avenue
Wyilis
Henry W. Bull
East 65Th Street
Lion Gardiner
East 35Th Street
Robert Watts
Park View Company
Ricardo Acosta
West 91St Street
Madeline Smith
East 77Th Street
Viola
132D
111Th Street
128Th Street
113Th Street
137Th Street
121St Street
130Th Street
Edgecombe Avenue
State Realty and Mortgage Company
St Nicholas Avenue
180Th
181St Streets
Hall J. How & Co
Hickers
Joseph Kugler
East 10Th Street
Charles Prinzka
German Place
Stebbins Avenue
170Th Street
Home Street
E. J. Busher
Thomas D. Malcolm
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Triangle
Joseph P Day
128Th St
Lenox Ave
Haendle
J H Henshaw
Sherif
Courant
J Gladstone
5Th Ave
Gotham
Knickerbocker Trust Co
Fifty
Goldberg
Kagel
Bergman
Hasbrouck
M Silverman
Dora Bernstein
J C Weschler
A Weisner
Amst
Theo
Ast
Rene Flace
Charles R. Lamp
The
Municipal Arts Society
Weert Sth
Elton
Trion Square
P.«Ta
Hudson Tunnel
Metro- Lite
Sliegel-Coopering
8Th Street
MR. Madoo
Little Rotlo
W. Bian
Samuel Golden
Peter Doel
James L Wells
Aise Sherman
Muntual Bank Agt
John Monaghan
Rushmore
OR & 8
Ottys
Bennwinson
Tares
Mort of
LJ Phillips @ Co
West St
B & MH
Wentz Attys
Ingraham & Co
van Buren
Macready
Ho Swain
L H Ward
Joseph P
Greenwich St
Cor van Dam St
A Smith
G A MacDonald
Phil
Agaere
Plan New Synagogue
Uptown
EL Dorado Central Park West
90Th
91St Streets
Barnard No
Central Park West
71St Street
F. R. Wood & CO
80Th Street
Riverside
Cgrilton
West 71St Street
Oakdale Water Front
Peperidge Hall
Oakdale
L. i
Exchange
Bryan L. Kennelly
Ansonia
73Rd Street
Nam-Bomehanping
Country Property
Yale
Lson
New York Central
Hastings-on-Hudson
Ask Hastings Homes CO
125Th St
Teleny
Webster
West 45Th Street
J. Charlton Rivers
Prince George
26Th St
Madison & Sth
Southern
Madison Aquave Park
George H. Newton
Prank MH. Danforth
Grenoble
Restaurant
A la Carte
William P. Chase
Transit For
Metropol
Itan District
Fast Ronning
Tribune
Nassau St
City Hall Park
Ooer
Brooklyn Bridge
Avonmore
72D St
Jas. A. Frame & Son
Lemarquis
East 31St ST
Fifth Avenue
E. H. Chatillon
HOTEL
Grosvenor
10Th ST
Bath
New Jersey Real Estate
Entleman
Palisades
New York City
Demer
F. E Krueger
Monmouth Beach
Ocean
F. BE. Krueger & CO
6Th Ave
New York
Tlantic Highlands
Trolley
Ackerman
Country Place
Long Branch
Joan H. Williams
Broad St
Red Bank
N. J
Tribune Building
City
D. Birdsall
Ace Mobile
Washington Weil
Tae
Appet Central Park
Columbus
West Side
Hastings
Americ AN
Angttom Close
Entral Park
D. E. T. Fallows
Sewave
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