New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
REAL ESTATE.
NEW APARTMENT HOTEL, THE PORT
LAND, SOLD TO AN INVESTOR.

The new apartment hotel the Portland Nos. 132
and l3i West Forty-seventh-st, has been sold by
the Mohawk Realty Company to H. H. Benedict. Of
Wyckof Seamans & Benedict. A mortgage Of
$4,000 left the property. The consideration.
according to the deed which filed for record
yesterday, s2lS.OOO Mrs. Marie Benedict took
title Mr. Benedict signed the contracts before he
sailed for Europe, about month ago. The pur-
chase made as investment. The hotel,
which is nine stories high has been leased TO Ezra
Champion for a period Of ten years at a yearly
rental OF $1,000 The dimensions Of the plot on
which the building stands 376x10o.5 feet The
brokers were Amos s. Lamphear and Charles J.
Sands.
1t reported yesterday that the building at
No 1913 Broadway. occupied by the Dennison Manu-
featuring Company until the building was gutted
by fire time ago. had been sold TO a builder.
The name OF the buyer could not be obtained.
While the contracts have not been signed, 1t IS
understood that they viii be in the course of
few days. The building is old six story structure.
adjoining the site of the Hegeman Building, now
in OF construction. 1t occupies lot 2Sx16lSx
5x16 10 feet and is 81 feet north of the northeast
corner of John-st The front is an attractive gray
stone. erected two years ago when the bulldlng
altered The brokers in the transaction are
Arthur S Cox & Co and L. l. Du Mahaut The
price to be paid is $685. O0O Miss Martha Andrew is
the seller
Mrs Sarah r. Wells and Mrs. Annie F. Leverich
transferred each other yesterday their inter
ests in several parcels of Broadway and Fifth-ave
property in settlement of an estate. They are SIS
tiers. and held half interests in the parcels. MIS-:
Wells transferred Mrs LeVerich half interest
and title to No l2l4 Broadway and No. 1l79
Broadway. Mrs Leverch transferred to Mrs
Wells half interest and title in the Fitth.aNe.
parcel the west side % feet south OF Thirtleth
St and the southwest corner OF SlXth-aVe. ana
Forty-ninth-St.
Amos F. Emo took title yesterday from n Henry
Hartman to Nos. 200 and 2O2 West Ftfty-third-st.
The Helen a new six story apartment house.
Nos 470 and Az West One-hundred-and-fo
sixth-st., between Amsterdam and Convent aves,
has been sold by John P. Leo.
Charles L. Schuyler & Co. and Frank * Hough-
ton have sold No 629 West -hundred-and- thirty
eighth-st., for Pierrepont e Grannls, 10 Edward u
Haggerty 1t Is a three story dwelling house, on
plot 50x99u feet, l32 feet west OF the RIVERSIDE
extension.
1t was reported yesterday that Max Marx mad
purchased the northwest corner of Amsterdam
ave and One-hundT red nd-seVenty-thlrd-st, va
cant lot, 35XlO0 feet ,,
l. S Quackenbush has sold through Frederick
north side of One rstst 800 feet east
of First-ave. three story factory is TO be erect
Lowenfeld & Prayer have bought from Owen ].
Martin No. 81 East SeVenty-elghth-st a nathouse
diaries Guntzer has bought from We'll & Mayer.
through Albert Miller the four double hathouseS
No 4SI to 437 East Seventy-ninth-st In exchange
Mr. GuntZer gives No. $40 Second-ave., three story
fathouse, lot 25Xl00 feet. and No. 30 East
Fifty-frst-st, three story dwelling house, on lot
20Xl00 feet. -
Real estate news gatherers will find it more diff
cult hereafter determine the prices paid Tor
property, as revenue stamps no longer required
by law deeds. The change went into erect yes
terday.
The New-York Real Estate Magazine" a
monthly illustrated journal devoted to the interests
of real estate, has offered the of Sl2OO to be
awarded the authors Of a series OF articles on
subjects relating to real estate One hundred dol
lars is to be given for each article considered
worthy of a prize.