New-York tribune., 1910-12-21

Five large upper West Side apartment
houses were sold Yesterday In two Of the
transactions New Jersey properties were
given in part payment
An exchange involving parcels valued at
about Ss5o.ooo was negotiated by Arnold.
Byrne & Baumann. They sold for Martin
D. Fink the two f1ve story apartment
houses. with stores, known as the North
field apartments and occupying the block
front on the east side of Amsterdam ave-
nue., between 144th and 145th streets. 2oox
80 feet. Martin Ungrich, the buyer, gave
in exchange the northeast corner OF Audu-
bon avenue and 1soth street. a plot 'front.'
ing 100 feet on the avenue and 12o feet in
the street
The Mortified apartments were erected
by Jacob D. Butler, and were sold to Mr..
Fink in 1900. The two adjoining dwelling
houses. Nos ATS and AS West Hath street,
are owned by Louis X. Ungrich, brother
of the new owner of the Mortified
Another big uptown trade was made by
Baumann & Osorio. They sold for the
Granite Construction Company to ]. NJ.
Robinson the Shelbourne, a six story ele-
vator apartment house, on plot 1o0x100 feet,
at the northeast corner of Audubon ave-
nue. and 116th street. In exchange Mr..
Robinson gave to the Granite Construction
Company a parcel at Teaneck. y. J., con-
sisting OF three dwelling houses and about
twelve acres of land. The trade involved
about s255.00. The same brokers sold the
Audubon avenue plot to the present sellers
last year.
Amele Hall. an eight story structure COW
ering plot S4x10o11, at No. $50 TO $40
West 111th street, was reported TO have
been sold by the builders. the Riverside
Drive Eiaduct Realty Company. through
Charles Goldberg to a buyer who gave
a large property in Grand street. just west
OF Centre street. in part payment. Two
similar apartment houses. the Charlie
magne and the Ramona, Immediately to
the east of Amele Hail. were reported sold
recently by George E. Baldwin for Harry
B. Davis. in transaction reported as in
volving 100000.
The Brown Realty Company sold the
Brighton q six story elevator apartment
house. at the southeast corner of Audubon
avenue and 116th street. on plot 10ox1oo
feet The buyer is an out-of-town investor,
who gave in part payment 337 lots on Vree-
land avenue. between Seventeenth and
Twentieth avenues, Paterson, N ].
% Story Loft Project
Plans have been filed for an eight story
brick loft building at the southwest corner
of Eleventh avenue and 45th street. known
No. 599 to Cos West 45th street. The
building will be f1reproof, with facade of
brick. and frontage of 10 feet on the ave
nue. by 90 feet in the street. John J. Rod
ley is the owner William NJ. Farrar is the
architect The cost is estimated at $4,000.
Plans have also been filed for a twenty
two story and basement store and loft
building, to he erected on the north side of
3sth street. 255.2 feet east of Seventh ave-
nue., in the middle of the block. between
the Hotel Marlborough and Mills Hotel
No. 5. This building will be fireproof and
VIII be equipped with three elevators.
The facade will be of the modern Renais-
sance style OF architecture. 1t will be con-
structed of terra Gotta. The building Will
nave q frontage of $50 feet and depth
of $40 feet and will cost. according to the
estimate of the architects, Buchanan & Fox,
s25a.oo0 Edward West Browning is the
owner of record.
Plans have also been filed for building
temporary corrugated iron shed. for the
storage of tables and chairs. on the roof
over the interior court. pending the building
of permanent quarters for such storage
purposes of the Hotel Plaza, at the south
west corner of Fifth avenue and 59th street,
a, 4 cost of se0ao Henry ]. Hardenbersh
Is the architect. The Plaza Operating Com
pany is the owner.
Plans have also been filed for making IN
terror improvements in the nature OF max
ing better ventilation and furnishing more
light TO the four story and basement dress
making building, at the southwest corner
of Fifth avenue and 3Sth street. for f. y
and J. H Burton. owners John r. N'tch'e
is the architect, and estimates the cost at
e.. 0ao