New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-01-01
BIG WALL ST. DEAL
HILLENDER BUILDING RESOLD BY THE
MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY

HOtel.

The Manhattan Trust Company resold
yesterday the Offender Building. a nine
teen story office and bank building at the
northwest corner OF Wall and Nassau
streets. 1t announced that II had rerzted
from the purchaser the ground floor and
other space in the building for terns of
eighty-four years. 1t bought the property
about two weeks ago from Mrs Helena IL.
Gilender Asinari through Houston & ASH
rari for about 81 100000
AT that time it was understood that She
Bankers Trust Company hoped to get con-
troll of the Gilender property. That it tad
obtained its object was yesterday the ran-
sensus of opinion in realty circles, owing
to the quick resale of the property.
Adjoining the Gillender building. on obeh
its Wall and Nassau street frontage is fhe
old Stevens Building. which was leased last
summer to the Bankers Trust Company
for a term of sixty-three years and for
which plot new building has been planned.
- The Manhattan Trust Company has &C
: cupied the Gillender Building for many
: years II was a tenant of the premises
: previous TO the erection of the present
building in 1895. which replaced the Union
Building.
A trade involving property valued at
more than 100000 was negotiated by Bert
W.
Nicholas Construction Company Charles
p. Feibusch. presideno Historic Hall, No,
aas TO $50 ST. Nicholas avenue. opposite 15eth
street. extending through to Edgecombe
avenue. The building, which is a new six
: etory elevator structure overlooks the
Speedway. the Polo Grounds and the Har-
lem River. 1t occupies n plot of las feet
sn St Nicholas avenue. 1905 feet in Edge
combe avenue. 12410 feet on the northerly
side and 81 feet on the southerly side and
contains fifty-four apartments. This prop
erty adjoins the Washington Heights Pub
lie Library. 1t was held at SSoooS. The
purchaser. Hyman Goldfarb client OF
Abraham I. Spiro. intends to hole the
property as a permanent investment
In part payment for Historic Hall Mr..
= Geldfarb gave No 81 West 10th street.
six story apartment house. on a plot Ask
eeIl feet: No. 1882 Boston Road. near Nc
Einley Square. FIVE story apartment
house. with store. a plot 4oE134 feet:
also No hS2 Throop avenue. southwest cor
ner of Hancock street, Brooklyn. & four
story apartment house. on plot S9xloox
irregular A. Robinson was associated as
= broker
n. H. Burnhsm & Co. architects. have
fled new plans for the hotel which Charles
= E Rector purposes to erect at the north
/. east corner of Broadway and 44th street,
replacing his original restaurant and cafe.
The new building will he thirteen stories
high, instead of twelve. as at first pro-
5ected. 1t will cost s1.4oo.oaO. increase
of $4,000 in cost over that estimated for
the twelve story structure, changing the
height from Us 10 200 feet.
The facades will he of brick and lime
stone with terra Gotta trimmings. the de-
sign being of the French Renaissance pc
riod. The front will he decorated by bal
comics at several points and the building
will be crowned by an ornate mansard-
The frontage on Broadway will be 1923
feet and 1913 west in the street. The con-
struction contract has been awarded to the
Thompson-Starrert Company.
Plans have also been filed for nine
story apartment house to be built from de-
signs by Floyd de l.. Brown for Brown
p Brothers, Incorporated. at the northeast
corner of Riverside Drive and 15sth street
II viii have frontage OF 81 feet and q
depth of AS feet. 1t will contain thirtytwo
suites Of apartments. The cost will be
$4,000 g
Plans have also been fled for a twelve
story loft and store building. 33.4 feet front
and So feet deep. TO be built a cost Of
100000 from designs by Schwartz & Gross.
architects, for the Twenty West Seven
teenth Street Construction Company, as
owner, at the location specified.
- Plans have also been filed for a six story
warehouse, .4x9a feet, to be erected from
designs by J. c. Cooker for the Newton
Realty Company at the northeast corner of
Washington and Roratio streets for the
Teichman Engineering and Construction
Company, from designs by Moore & Land
eiedel, at Macomb's Place and 152d street,
al cost OF $4,000.
Plans have also been flied for enlarging
the two four story studios, office and
bachelor apartment dwelling houses AT Nos.
1852 and 1854 Broadway by an extension. to
be fitted as additional offices and stores,
the improvements being made for Thomas
J. Stewart from designs by a. II. Killers,
2 architect, and for making over the two
story stable No. 227 Lexington avenue into
lofts for J. NJ. English from designs by
Herman Kreitel