Real estate record and builders' guide: v. 67, no. 1727: April 20, 1901
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RECORD AND (lUlDK.
April 20. 1901.
the west side of Broadway, has been bought by the Realty
company for R. H. Macy & Co. A new 10-sty store will be erected
here by the George A, Fuller Co. De Lemos &. Cordes, No, 130
Fulton st, will probably be the architects. The plot is owned by
the Aycraigg. Hegeman and Grinnell estates. It fronts 211.3 on
Broadway, 374.4 on 34th st and 267.7 on SSth st. It extends back
on both of these streets to Koster & Biai's Theatre. Besides the
purchase of the Tivoli and the Pekin, on SSth st, and No 140
West 36th st, the same company are said to have secured options
on all of the property on Broadway from 35th to SOth st and
extending back to the last mentioned purchases on these streets.
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The following are the comparative tables of Manhattan and tbe
Bronx of the Conveyances, Mortgages and Projected Buildings
for the corresponding weeks of 1900 and 1901:
CONVEYANCES.
IWL 1900,
Apr, 12 to IS, IQC. Apr. 13 to 19, inc.
Total No. for Mauhattan :ii'l Total Xo. for Manhattan 'I'di
Amount involved.......$3,9G2,9S1 Amount involved.......$1,357,4911
Number nominal ....... 183 Number nominal....... 1.^4
1901, 1900.
ToUl No., UftQliatUD. Jan. 1 to dat«.. S.SUT 3 3ij3
ToUl Ajnt, llanbatUn, Jan. 1 to date. $44,41)4,644 .S32.00T.272
1901. 1900.
Apr. 12 to 18, inc. Apr. 13 to 19, inc.
Tota! No. for The 'Bronx SU Total No. for TUe Broux NS
Amount involved....... $104,765 Amount involved....... §158.07(1
Numher nominal....... 51 Number nominal....... 47
1901. 1900.
Tetel No., The Broni, Jan. 1 lo date., . 1,253 I,3:i:;
Total Amt., Tho Bronx, Jan. 1 to date. .$3,194,377 $3,540,(IT.S
leoii ittuo.
Tot»l Ho., HanhMtt*!) «nd Tb«
BroHx, Jan. 1 to date....... .'.ISO 4.G9G
Total A>iit.,Hanbat4an and Tb*
Bronx, Jaa. 1 to date....... ¥47.(i.~!>,021 ^:iS,6:iT.95il
MORTGAGES.
1901. 1900.
,—Apr. 12 to 18,lne.—, ,-----Apr. 13 to 19,liic.-----,
Manhattan, Bronx. Manliattan. Bronx.
Total number............ 27ii 70 ■'''ii .s;i
Amount involved......... .ss.u'iLi.sij:; $370,937 $3.9117055 S480,54i;
Nuraber ovar 6%.......... MR 33 12tl :^.s
Amount Involved......... .$L',:i5:i,ll75 $147,220 $1,292,397 $L'-9 31.')
Number at S%............ Sl 35 f)3 43
Amount involved......... $2,439,000 $198,280 $1,150,158 .$229,531
Number at lese than 5%... 71 2 61 S
Amount Involved......... $;{,;-f(H,7S7 $25,437 $1,468,500 $fn,7liO
No. above to Bauka, Trust
and InBurnnce Co.'s..... 61 10 51 7
Amount Involved......... .S4.ii7I,2.-|0 *t52,(j37 $1,582,500 $116,51111
1901. 1900.
Total No., Manbattan. Jan. 1 to date. . 3.720 :i 54T
Total Amt.. Manhattan. Jan. 1 Co date. $83,3(i0,llS $94,012 S41I
Total No., The Broni, Jan. 1 lo dale . . 1,1117 1 '>K<
Total Amt.. The Broni, Jau. 1 to dale. $(5,670,888 $S,57S.93'i
1001. 1800.
Total No., Haafaattan and Tbe
Brons. Jnn, 1 to date....... 4,893 4,773
Total Amt.,Manbattan and Tbe
Bronx. Jan. 1 to date....... !t«!H).031 .OOG $1C».^,1»1 ,TSS
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.
1901. 1900.
Total No. New Buildings: Apr. 12 to 18, inc. Apr. 13 to 19, Inc.
Manhaltan........................ 31 34
Tho Broni........................ 27 3ii
Grand total.................... 5S (i.1
Total Amount:
Manliattan........................ $2,810,100 S1,777,4SO
The Broni........................ 2liii.075 $]73,5(;o
Grand toUl.................... $3,075,175 .$l,y51,04f>
Total Amt. Alterations:
Manhattan........................ $2.^3.9.30 $119 97'i
Tht Broni........................ 27,SOO 9.650
Grand total.................... .'<2M,730 .$129,622
Total No. New Bnlldlngs:
Manhattan, Jan. 1 to date.......... 1,059 288
The Broni, J«n 1 to date.......... 533 206
Manhattan-Broni, Jan. 1 to date. .. 1,592 494
Total Amt. New Buildlnns:
Manhattan. Jan. 1 to date.......... $.18,592,520 $14,969,40ri
Tho Broni, Jan. 1 to date.......... 5,494,S05 1,794.020
Manhattan-Broni, Jan. 1 to date. .. $i:4,<iS7,325 .$lG,7li:{ 425
Total Amt. Alterations:
Manhattan-Broni, Jan. 1 to date... s2,:i33.848 $l.Sf(l.."27
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NEW STOCK EXCHANGE PLANS.
Plans for the new Stock Exchange building were submitted to
the Department of Buildings yesterday by George B. Post, the
architect, on behalf of Donald Mackay. President of the New
Tork Stock Exchange Building Company. The new building will
occupy the site of the present home of the Exchange and three
adjoining buildings, and is designed to cost $1,000,000. When
completed it will be Nos. 8 to 16 Broad st, Nos. 6 to 16 New sl and
No 13 Wall St. It will be ten stories high, with facades of mar¬
ble, and wil! front 137.8 feet on Broad st, 152.10 feet on New st
and 14.8 feet on Wall st. The upper part of the building will be
used for offices. John F. O'Rourke has the contract for the foun¬
dations, and is already at work upon them.
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BRONX RAPID TRANSIT.
Arguments on the petition to change existing structural plans
for the rapid transit railroad to and in the Bronx so as to create
a margin of funds by which Jerome av could be served were re¬
sumed before the Rapid Transit Commission on Thursday. The
Commission took the matter under advisement, but will still
receive written arguments. The petition was given in full in
the Record and Guide of April 6 last.
We will pay 10c. each for the following numbers of the Record
and Guide, delivered at our ofhce in good condition: Nos. 1662,
1713 and 1720; also Jan. 7, 1885, and Jan. 5. 1889.
Record and Guide, 14 Vesey st, N. T.
Gossip of tho Week.
SOUTH OP o9TH STREET.
45th St. Nos. 163 to 169, four dwellings on plot 71.9x100. have
been purchased by James W. Henning, who already owns No,
171. a 20-ft. dwelling adjoining, and Nos. 1S40 and 1542 Broad¬
way, forming an L with the 45th st plot. This purchase gives
the buyer a plot fronting 91.9 on 45th st and 45.2 on Broadway.
Nos. 173 to 177. three dwellings on plot fronting 60 feefon 45th
st by 75.3 on Broadway, are owned by Lewis Schiele, and to¬
gether with the rest of the block were reported to have been sold
several weeks ago with the buildings just sold. McVickar &
Company were the brokers.
5th st. No. 220 East, 3-sty building on lot 21.10i92; seller,
Rentz & Brose; buyers, Mandelbaum & Lewine; brokers, H. iRi-
naldo & Bro.
35th St. The Tivoli, at Nos. 139 and 141. and the Pekin, at No.
145, adjoining, and No. 140 West 36th st have been sold. W. M
Wechsier signed the contracts, but it is stated that he repre¬
sents a syndicate who have already obtained options on the
Broadway block front extending from 35th to 36th st. and a
number of parcels on both streets.
33d st. No. S3 East, 3-sty stable on lot 17.10x98.9; seller,
George W. Stetson; buyer. Alfred G. Vanderbilt; brokers, Wliite-
house & Porter,
Slst and 52d sts. The Central Realty Bond & Trust Co. have
sold the remaining lots in this block; flve on 51st st were pur¬
chased by Jennie S. Parker; broker, John N. Golding,
SSth st. No 72 West, 4-sty dwelling on lot 16.8x100.5; aeller,
Charles Meyer; buyer, The Holland Realty Co., who, tt Is re¬
ported, have also bought Nos. 68 and 70, giving them a plot BOx
100.5. on which it is stated they will erect an apartment house
similar to the one they are erecting at Nos. 66 and 68 West 46th
St.
2d av. No. 53, 5-sty dwelling on lot 21x100; seller, August L.
Peters; buyer. S. Warshowsky; broker, John H. Loscarn.
46th St. No. 130 West, 4-sty dwelling. 15x100; seller, George
M. Beebe; buyer, A. C. Levy; brokers, Ruland & Whiting.
Madison av, southeast corner of 52d st, plot lOOxlOO, has been
sold hy the Central Realty Bond and Trust Co. and Flake &
Dowling to Henry G. Trevor and George R. Schieffelin; broker,
John N. Golding. The asking price for the plot was ?235,000, and
It is stated that very near that figure was paid.
46th st, Nos. 129 and 131 West, old buildings on plot 37x100;
sellers, Longacre Realty Co.
Madison av, No, 173, 4-sty dwelling on lot 24.8x100; seller, H.
N. Corwith; buyer. Loyal L. Smith; brokers. J. Romaine Brown
& Co. Mr. Smith is the owner of Nos. 136 and 138 Madison av.
northwest corner Slst st, a 7-sty apartment house on plot 49.7x
95. It is reported that he will improve his purchase.
Fulton st, Nos. 115 and 117. extending through to Nos. 52 to 56
Ann st, 5-sty business building on plot 50.3x119.11x50.6x119.5,
has been sold. No. H9 adjoining and extending through to No.
50 Ann st, 25.2x119.11, sold in 1876 for $50,000.
Hudson st. No. 422, 4-sty tenement with stores on lot 22x60;
seller, Thomas J. McLaughlin, who takes in exchange a country
seat at Gloster, N. J., on the Pelhamdale road; buyer, Beverly
Ward; broker, Clifford N. Shurman.
54th st, No. 245 West. 4-sty dwelling on lot 18.9x100.5; seller
Annie Brown.
45th st. No, 11 West, 4-sty and basement dwelling on lot 15x
100.5; seller, Mrs. E. P. Greenough; brokers, J. Romaine Brown
& Co.
Madison av. No. 233, northeast corner of 37th st, 4-sty brown-
.'■tone dwelling on lot 25x100: seller, estate of Henry D. Noyes;
buyer, J. R. tie Lamar, who will build a new 6-sty American
basement dwelling.
3-!th St. No. 132 West, 4-sty dwelling on lot 25x98.9; seller.
Dwight Estate.
2r.th ?t, Nts. 230 and 2.32 East, 6-sty tenement on lot 40x98.9;
solier, Joseph L. Buttenweiser.
Cannon st, Nos. 51 to 55, old building on plot 75x100; sellera.
Louis Lese and Adler & Herrman; buyers. Wolf Brandt and
John Katzman,
37th st, No. 140 West, 2-sty huilding on lot 14.8x98.9; seller,
N. A. Levy; buyer, Meyer Finn.
Avenue A, east side, between 7Sth and 79th sts. The City and
Suburban Homes Company has purchased the plot 204.4x223 at
this location from the New Tork Protestant Episcopal School.
The company wil erect a group of model tenements on the plot.
X'ORTH OF ."inTH STREET.
8Sth st, south side, 184.5 west of Park av, plot 51.1x100.8;
seller, Mary Ehrmann; buyer, William B. Leeds; broker, S. Os¬
good Pell & Co.; price, $50,000. The buyer will erect a private
stable. He recently purchased the south corner of 89th st and
Sth av as a site for a dwelling.
71st st. No. lis We^t, 4-sty 20-fobt dwelling; seller, Myron H.
Oppenheim; brokers, Slawson & Hobbs,
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