Real estate record and builders' guide: v. 67, no. 1726: April 13, 1901
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644 RECORD AND GUTDK April 13, 1901. minal Improvement Co., twenty-three lots at the northwest corner of 28th st and lllh av; for B, Lowenstein. seven lots, ad¬ joining on 28th st and extending to 13th av, and for the same seller the leasehold property consisting of five lots at the south¬ east corner of 2yth st and 13th av, and for William Breen the leasehold properly on 2yth st adjoining the corner of 13th av and consisting of ten lots, -----------•----------- Tb« followins are th« eomparatlTa tables of Manhattan and the Bronx of the Conveyances, Mortcasea and Projecttd BuIldlnEe for tht eorrespondlns weeka of lUUU and lUUl: GONVKTANCBa. idui. moo. Apr. 5 to 11, inc. Apr. 6 to 12, inc. Total No, for ManhatLan li^iJ Total No. tor ManhaLcaa I'M Amount involved........f4,303,84!) Amount involved.......$l,T32,tiua Number nominal....... Ill) Number nominal....... IfO Idol 1900. Toiai No., Manhattan, Jan. 1 to date.. 3.525 . 3,123 Total Amc, Mauhattan, Jan. Ito dace. $40,501,063 $30.739,77ti leOl. llMXI. Apr. 5 to 11, inc- Apr. G to 12, inc. Total No, for The br^ux *jS Total No. for The bconx i3 Amount involved....... JllS.il.'i Amount involveu....... $169,271 Nnmber nominal....... 42 Number nominal....... 42 1901 IfiOO Total No., The Bronx, Jan. 1 to date... *1,164 1,245 Toul Amc, The Brom, Jan. 1 to date. $3.0£y,til2 $3,382.G08 luoi. laoo. Total No., Hanbattaa aad The UroDx, Jan. 1 to date....... 4,4jSi) 4,374 Total Aiut,,IHaaliattau and 'I'lie Bronx, Jau. 1 to ilate....... .'j;4;t,591,275 $34,122,384 liORTQAQEB. 1901. 1900. ,----Apr. 5 to 11, inc.----, ,—Apr. 6 to 12, inc,----, Mtuiuaiun. Bronx. Manualtan. Uronx. ToUl number............ 210 TO 197 al Amount luvolTed......... *?7,G5S,:ib« $292,227 $3,017,059 $397,428 Number oror 6%.......... 90 34 S5 43 Amount Involved......... -VJCO.h^ij .$92,7:ii $l,0Sl,9wJ .H66,32S Number at 6%............ o2 30 50 36 Amount iuvoived......... .^1.820.050 $132,300 .$617,024 $211.60iJ Number at leBB than 5%.., 68 6 52 2 Amount Involved......... '*4.S77,4U0 .$67,2IDO $1,318,075 $19,500 No, above to Banks, Truat and luBurauce i;o.'a..... '46 7 .31 9 Araount Involved......... •$4,524,2,i- -$22,65if .$1.00iLvv. .$44,lo.. 1901. 1900. Total No., Manhattan. Jan, 1 to date.. 3,456 3,321 Total AmC, Manhatian, Jan. 1 to date. $73,207,:;.)!> $90,701,794 Total No., The Broni, Jan. 1 10 date... 1.097 1,136 Total Amt., The Bronx, Jan, 1 to dale. $0.2911,951 $8,098,393 lUOl. lUUU. Total Xo., Manhattan and Tlie Uronx, Jau, J to date....... 4,553 4,457 Total Auit.,Illanliattau and Tbe Bronx, Jan, 1 to date....... $81,oG7,2UT $»S,800,1S7 *It!eludes a mortgage to the I'arlt Row Realty Co, (or $3.0011,000 to se¬ cure bonds, PROJECTED BUILDINGS. 1901. 1900. Total No. New Buildinga: Apr. 5 to 11, inc. Apr. 6 to 12, Inc. Manbattan........................ 373 3G The Broni........................ 200 33 Grand total.................... 573 6!) Total Amount: Manliattan........................ $18,773,575 $1,340,90(1 The Bronx........................ 2,G04.975 $240,850 Grand total.................... ,*;21,37S.550 .$1,581,750 Total Amt. Alteration*: Manhattan..........^i............ $2G1.260 $72,10r, Tht Bronx........................ 62.725 10,390 Grand total.................... $323,985 $82,495 Total No. New Building*: Manhattan, Jan. 1 to date.......... 1,038 254 The Bronx, Jan. 1 to dat«.......... 506 170 Manhattan-Bronx, Jan. 1 to date... 1,534 430 Total Amt. New Buildlne*: Manhattan, Jan. 1 to date.......... $55,782,420 $13,191,925 The Bronx, Jan, 1 to date.......... 5,229,730 1.620.460 ManhatUn-Bronj. Jan, 1 to date... $01,012,150 $14,812,385 Total AmC. Alteration!: Manhattan-Bronx, Jan. 1 to date... $2,052,118 .>l,Gil,9n.i ' " â– > V. M. C. A.'S MIGRATIONS. The Toung Men's Chrislian Association has sold its property at the southwest corner of 4th av and 23d st to the Central Realty Bond and Trust Co., and Flake & Dowling; Horace S. Ely & Co. were the brokers. Title to the property will not pass until the association has secured another site and erected a new building. The property has been held at $800,000, It fronts 83,3 on 4th av, 175 feet on 23d st, and has a rear line of 97.4. It was bought by the association February 27,1867, for $142,000, and the building was erected at a cost of $345,000. Renwick & Sands were lhe architects. The plot was offered at $138,000 to the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen in 1866. but was declined because the society thought it would be too expensive for them to improve it Ground was broken January 13, 1868, and the pres¬ ent building was dedicated December 2, 1869. The New York Toung Men's Chrislian Association was organized July 16, 1852, and since that time its home has been located in the following places: 1852 to 1854. No. 659 Broadway; 1854 to 1856. No. 32 Waverly place; 1856 to 1859, at the corner of 12th st and Broad¬ way; 1860. Bible House; in 1864 the association moved to Sth av and 22d st, and from there to the building just sold. In the meantime the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen have reached 44lh st. In connection with this sale it may be interest¬ ing to note that the Young Men's Christian Association bought In ISOS the southwest corner of Lexington av and 20th sl, 78.9x125, for $151,000. It forms part of the site which the city has decided to take for the new 69th Regiment Armory, and has been appraised by Thomas C. Smith, the city's expert, at $128,700, and by Henry H. Jackson and John R. Foley, experts for the owners, at $207,- 500 and $170,323 respectively. The real estate firm of Adrain G. Hegeman & Co., located at No. 1321 Broadway, New York, for the past 21 years, will re¬ move to No, 34 Pine st on or about May 15th. 1901. We will pay 10c per copy for the following issues of the RE¬ VIEW and RECORD of Brooklyn, of the year 1893—Jan. 14, Jan. 21, Jan, 28, July 29, Aug. 7, Aug. 19. Sept. 30—delivered at our office in good condition. Record and Guide, 14 Vesey st. Gossip of the Week. SOUTH OF 59TH STREET. Madison av, soulhwest corner of 29lh st. The Scottish Rite Hall property, a brick building, on plot fronting 95 feet on 29th st and 74.1 on Madison av, is reported to have been sold. The sellers bought the property in 1888 from The Rutgers Presby¬ terian Church for $126,000. Ilth st, No. 332 East. S^sty double tenement. 25x75x100; sel¬ ler, William J. Keiner and others; buyer, Jacob Levy; brokers, Folsom Brothers. 45tb st. No. 51 West, 3-sty dwelling on lot 18.9x100; seller, H. Prescott Beach; brokers, Pease & Elliman. The buyer is said lo be Adele Kneeland, who owns No. 53, a similar dwelling, ad¬ joining and two bouses abutting on 46th sl. No. 55 sold al auc¬ tion last week for $30,000. Avenue D, No. 03, new 6-sty tenement, on lot 31.8x82; seller. Walter J. Cohn; buyer. Dr. Ludwig Kohn, who bought the ad¬ joining corner of oth st and Avenue D a month ago. Pearl st, Nos. 160 and 162, 6-sty building, on tot 46.11x96.5, has been bought by Mrs. E. B. Levin, the owner of No. 80 Wall st, at the northeast corner of Pearl st and adjoining No. 160 Pearl St. The National Conduit and Cable Co. is the seller. This purchasfc gives the buyer a plot fronting 40.5 on Wall st and 122.10 oh Pearl st. The Tontine Building, at the northwest corner of Wall arid Water sts, on which a new 15-sty building is to be erected, adjoins this parcel; brokers. Richard V. Harneit & Co. SOth st, Nos. 224 to 232 West, south side, 250 east of Sth av, old buildings, on plot 75x100.5, have been sold by Harry M. Austin to George Robinson, who will erect a 7-sty apartment house from plans by G. A, Schellenger, No. 130 Fulton st, 46th st, north side, 140 feet east of Broadway, 4-sly high stoop dwelling, on lot 20x100; seller. Catharine A. Durkin; buyer. Amos F. Eno; broker, John J. Coady. This house ad¬ joins Mr. Bno's recent purchases through Mr. Coady. 21st st, No, 421 West. 3-sty brick dwelling, on lot 21.11x104; seller, Mary J. Cameron; buyer, Herbert D, Croly; brokers. James N. Wells' Sons and S. F. Jayne & Co. 20th st. No. 30 West, old dwelling on plot 25x98.9: seller, a Mr, Johnson, of Brussels, Belgium; buyers, Heiiner & Wolf. The- same buyers bought No. 28 in 1899, which they resold to Hew Miller, who has erected a 7-sty apartment house. 21st st, No. 150 East, dwelling has been sold by Frank Cross; brokers. Buek & Crawford. The buyer's name is not given, but No. 148 was purchased this week by Charles Buek for improve¬ ment witb an apartment house and this lot wili probably be included in the plot. City Hall pl, northwest corner of Pearl sl, 6-sty building witb stores. 21.7x90: sellers. S. Mandel and H. Maran. Henry st, No. 308. 5-sty brick tenement on lot 24x96; seller, Barbara Stark; buyers, Max Cohen and Emanuel Glauber; price, $19,000. 37th st, No. 252 West, 3-sty dwelling, 18.9x55x100; seller, Es¬ tate'of Michael Cohen; broker, Thomas P. Fitzsimons. Nassau st, No, 80, east side, 125 feel south of Fulton st. 4-sty building on lot 32x100; seller, Cbarles Harbeck; brokers, Ruland & Whiting and Herbert A. Sherman. Mr, Sherman sold the prop¬ erty to Mr. Harbeck three years ago for $200,000, and has resold for .'i;225.000. Madison av, northwest corner of 27th st, 4-sty dwelling 25x100; seller, Estate of Valentine Mott. iOlh st, No. 154 Wesl. 4-sly dwelling 16,9x100.5; seller. Garret S. Miller; buyers, Jackson & Stern; brokers. Pease & Elliman, 51st st, Nos. 525 and 527 West, two 5-sty tenements on plot 50x 100.5; sellers, Arthur Smith and others; brokers, Folsom Bros.; price. $38,250. 20th st, No, 223 East. 2-sty stable on lot 20x92. leasehold; seller. Lawrence W. Ahrens; buyer, Frederick Metz; brokers, Polsom Bros. 14th st. No. 251 West, 4-sty dwelling on lot 24.2x103.3; seller, estate of Mrs, E. J. Schaffer. 35lh st, Nos. 40 to 44 West, three dwellings on plot 00x98,9; selU rs, Annie M. Loomis, Henry McAleenan and the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company; buyer, Harry J. Braker. 59fh st, No. 543 West, 4-sty tenement on lot 25x100, has been sclc! by the New York Life Insurance Co, The company bought the property at foreclosure in March for $8,000. i
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