New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

Many kinds of properties IN Mammalian
ard The Bronx changed hands YESTERDAY
In the downtown business area buyers
were found for a loft and store building IN
Warren street and for a site in broosne
street In TIE East Side north OF Houston
street and south of 3sth street much lar
ger number of deals was reported than IN
some weeks. the trading affecting two ON
street tenement houses. an 18th street o"ei
ling house. a 18th street dwelling mouse
and several 2sth street buildings
The midtown loft centre furnished an I'M
portant transaction. The Henry n WEN
company was the broker in the deal. IL
sold the premises Nos 1sl and ltS west -olh
street two four story buildings on plot
uxJa- feet. to Henry Natz. who will erect
on the site twelve story loft building
The trading Yesterday also resulted IN n
.rnanse of ownership TO q dwelling mouse IN
East ead street. to a West 155th street par
Gel. to p West 1920 street site. and in The
Bronx 10 a plot of three lots in Southern
boulevard. TO a Heath avenue plot and 10
some other well located parcels
One of the principal transactions yester-
cav was the sale by the Cruikshank COM
pany for the Elderd estate OF the nVe
story store and Office building No East
sed street. on d lot 22xieo feet. to i. D q
NJ s Korn The buyers also own the
prer1lises Nos and East s2d street, eo-
foininc and Nos. and q East 4lst street
sbuftine the combined parcels forming a.
riot of lI.eao square feet, with a frontage
If ss feet in ed street, and or ~ feet In
ast street. They have no plans for improV-
lns the property in the near future
Herbert A. Sherman sold at auction yes
teraay the dwelling No. 20 TO 26 West Soth
street. 65x9Ss feet There was consideraoie
bidding for the plot, which was niiaAs
STRUCK down TO s. Il. Goodale & Co. for a
client on bid of $4,000 over PRIOR mems
which brought the total price up to sSlo.-
fs7 Mr. Sherman also found buyers hor
two Brook avenue properties
MRS. TRUMAN II. NEWBERRY BUYS.
Mrs Truman H. Newberry is the buyer
nf The block front on the east si0e OF
BROADWAY, between 18th and 18th streets,
reported sold yesterday by Oscar l. Meyer
and Maver L. Half, through Douglas hoo-
tnson. Charles S. Brown & &C. and Parish,
Fisher &. Co It is understood that other
property WAS given in part payment
Plans have been filed for remodelling the
main floor Of the Hotel Albert at the south
east corner OF University Place and ll'h
street refitting the parlor and dining nan
and rebuilding and enlarging the LOBBY ano
finishing il with marble flooring and waln-
scoting The improvements are to be maoe
from designs by Sommerfeld & Steckler at
z cost OF SIS ooe-
Plans have also been filed for an eight
story APARTMENT house, to contain suites 1or
thirtv-three families and to be built OF
brick trimmed with limestone, with a
frontage of 5tl2 feet and depth Of IS feet.
for the Oheriin Realty Company. at Nos
81 and SO West l1th street, from designs by
Browne & AlTniroty- 1t is 10 cost SSe.~"-
Plans have also been filed Cor making
over the four story and basement dwelling
house No. $40 Madison avenue. now owned
ny Pease & Gilman. into an office building,
with elevator service, enarging il for the
purpose 10 a five story structure, the
change OF occupancy to be made at a cost
of sz3, ,e0G from designs by S. E Gage, as
architect, and for converting the five story
and basement tenement house at No. 81
Greenwich avenue into an office building
for the Vienna Pressed Yeast Company, as
new owner, the change of occupancy being
made at a cost OF 81, 500 from designs by the
Turner Construction Company, as architect.
Plans have also been filed for a three
story garage, 45Xl142 feet, for Max Marx
as owner, in 1S1st street, east of Audubon
avenue from designs by Alfred L. hehoe,
TO cost s4e.e0a, and for enlaIging the three
story loft building at No. 49 East 18th
street the Improvements being made for
Albert Pettis, as owner, from designs by
W H. FCrStrick. as architect