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Brokers Take Over Late May
or's Holdings in Hunts Point
Section <$T Bronx.
A large unimproved piece of property
in the Hunts Point business section of
The Bronx, acquired About seventeen
vears a go by former Mayor Hugh J.
Grant, has bc-en sold by his widow. Julia
M. M. Grant, to J. Clarence Davles and
Joseph P. Day. brokers and auctioneers,
representing the D. & D. Land and Im
provement Company. The late Mayor, |
with several associates, acquired the
property through Mr. Davles when they
purchased the Fallo estate, of wkkh it
v.-as then a part. The property take, in
the block front along the southi ? ?? ??
Hunts Point avenue, between southern
Boulevard and Whit lock avenue
nrisink a curved frontage along Hunts
St avenue and Southern Boulevard
of 267.3 feet and being 10?10 feetpon
Whitlock avenue, with a rear line^ ?
ure 200 feet. It faces a pla-sa at this
point, where there are stations 1
New York. New Haven and Hartford,
the New York, Westchester and Boston
and th. ?.? Uxl..?.o?
, lines. At present the section is the asene
of one of the biggest housing construc
tion operations ever undertaken In the
! northerly borough, in wlilch tlw Goorg?
F. Johnson estate is o?n
The Messrs. Davles and Day ?l?o ?w?
the opposite northeast corner of Huntt
Point avenue and Southern Boulevard
known as Bronx Oval Oardc^ wh h
they are improving.
