New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
FEW SALES IN THE REALTY MARKET
Nassau Street Building Leased for S50000-NeW Home for
international Society of Hotel Employees.


There were few sales reported in the real
estate market yesterday. Several interest
ing leases were, however. recorded.
LEASE IN NASSAU STREET.-Pease &
Gilman have leased for Morris Weinstein
to client the entire building at Nos. 60
and So Nassau street, for a term of twenty
one years at an aggregate rental of about
$4,000. After extensive alterations the
premises will oe fitted up and occupied as 4
branch of first class retail business.
LEASE IN ADD STREET.-THE Henry
NJ WE'LL Company has leased for DR.. George
Evans to the International Society of Hotel
Employees, known as the Geneva Club, the
two four story dwelling houses Nos. 25t
and 23S West ADD street. on plot 33.4x
1908 feet. between Broadway and Eighth
avenue The lease is for a term of TWEEN
tv-one wears. carries renewal privileges. and
involves an aggregate rental OF $780, 0o0.
The club recently sold its former home,
at No. 12S East 2Sth street, and intends
making extensive alterations to the ASd
street houses. converting them into a club
house at A cost of $4,000. The clubs new
home will be just to the west of the Lyric
Theatre.
LEASE IN WATER STREET.-THE
Charles F. Moves Company has leased TO
tho American Kitchen Prooucts Company
the seven story fireproof building Nos Isl
and 2s Water street, corner of Dover
street The building faces the Brooklyn
Bridge. 1t is to be occupied by the lessee
for the manufacture and distribution of its
products The Moves company has also
leased the store. basement and first loft
of the building No. 3S9 Water street for
nd he
floor of No. 11o John street for z. H. Lud-
low & Co. to John H. Blake s; Co.
LEASE IN 18TH STR EET-rrederick
Fox &. Co have leased from the plans
for the Criterion Construction Company
the store and basement in the building now
being erected at Nos. ia and lie West 18th
street for a long term of years to Pollak &
Terker. fur importers; for the Theodore
Starrett Company $500 square feet of space
in the new building now nearing completion
at Nos 137 and 1S9 West 18th street for a
term OF years to Handel & Harris. and
for the Sinclair Realty Company about
5000 square feet in the new building at the
southeast corner of Broadway and Sth street
to T. E Torbert-
BUYERS OF WEST END AVENUE
CORNER-A G. & H. NJ. Hall are the pur-
chasers of the pot of about ten lots at the
southwest corner of West End avenue and
92d street, the sale of which by Henry
Oppenheimer was reported in yesterday s
Tribune. Frederick Zittel & Sons were the
brokers in the transaction. The site meas
ures 137x175 feet, and the Messrs. Hall will
improve it with a twelve story high class
apartment house. The Halls are at pres
ent finishing the two twelve story Benning-
ton apartment houses. on the west side of
West End avenue between 99th and Tooth
streets, and the Cornwall, a twelve story
apartment structure at the northwest cor
ner of Broadway and Goth street.
WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER REPORT
ED BUYER-It was reported in real es-
tate circles yesterday that William Rookie
Teller is the buyer of No. II East 54th
street. a four story and basement house.
According TO information given out by
Worthington Whitehouse, the broker in the
transaction. on Monday. and told in yes
terday's Tribune, the sale was made to an
investor for $4,000. Mr.. Rockefeller
owns No. West 54th street. which he
recently rented for term of years to a
well known business man
FIFTH AVENUE TRANSFER - The
fourteen story Camolin Building, at the
northeast corner of Fifth avenue aud 43d
street. was transferred yesterday by the
Camolin Realty Company MAX Marx, An
drew J. Connick and Martin d. F'infO to
the Rowan Realty Company for nominal
considera ton over a mortgage of $500 600.
A second mortgage for 100000 between
the above parties was also recorded yes
terday. The property was sold from the
plans last February by the brokerage finn
of Miller. McMann e Donley to Mrs Angie
NJ Booth, for whom the Rowan Realty
Company is acting. The structure occu-
pies plot 29x125 feet, and was leased
from the plans prior to it's sale by Mark
RafaIsky & Co. for a term of years to the
Harwell Realty Company.