"A Glimpse at Housing Advertisements in The New York Times [1894-1939]" by Pedro Soto UMass, Amherst
By pedromsoto
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"Desirable Apartment to Let," New York Times
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1894 -
"73rd Street, West"
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1894 -
"New Jersey Houses to Let"
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1894 -
"Extra Site Dwellings"
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1900 -
"Strictly Fireproof, New Apartment House"
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 4, 1900 -
"Corn Exchange Bank Building"
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 6, 1900 -
Irvington and Rockland
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"Special Sale Day"
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1910 -
"The Apartment you WANT is in this House"
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1910 -
"Apartment for Let"
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1920 -
"At Riverside, Conn"
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1920 -
For Rent
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1920 -
"Own your own Aprtment"
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1920 -
The Stock Market Crash
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FDR's New Deal introduced
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Homes in Qweens, Long Island
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1933 -
1933 Listings
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1933 -
The Federal Housing Administration was created
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Levitt & Sons
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1939 -
"The New 4 1/4 Mortgage"
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1939 -
Own your own Home!
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1939 -
New Salem Developments
New York Times, Real Estate Section April 1939 “Until the late 1930’s, residential mortgages in the United States were available only for a short term (typically 5-10 years) and featured ‘bullet’ payments of principal a term” (Green, 94). -
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New FHA Mortgage
New York Times, Real Estate Section, April 1939
