New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
HENDRIX HUDSON APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
II Story Structure Occupying Entire Block Front in Riverside
Drive Fiures in S20O0000 Exchange for Upper City Property
NEW OWNER FOR BUSINESS BUILDING HELD AT 100000

A bic real estate transaction in the "a
thedral Parkway apartment house district
has lust been concluded. by which the
American Real Estate Company purchaSe9
from the Hendrix Hudson Company George
+. Johnson, president, the hendrix huusoIi'
which occupies the entire block front III
Riverside Drive. from Cathedral PARKWAY
10 nth street. with frontage of lD rect III
Cathedral Parkway. 2O6 feet In Riverside
Drive and 155 feet I'm nth street.
Since the completion of this building, IN
1907 Il has been one of the most attractive
apartment houses OF the upper West Side.
In location, architecture and arrangement
it enjoys many advantages. which have
made il one of the desirable properties OF
its class in the city.
The building Is eight stories high, of MOD
ern fireproof construction, containing sew
enty-twO apartments in all, nine 10 hoor'
1t is Of Spanish Renaissance architecture
I distinctive and attractive, and with its sond
/ block frontage in Riverside Drive and OUT
| look over the Hudson River II presents
commanding view.
Three years ago the American Real rs
! tate Company purchased the Hendrix HUI
1 son annex, lIilIDtuldNtis chJOliAiS 49,
! dirk Hudson 10 the east, at the corner oi
| broadway and Cathedral Parkway. Inc
/ American Real Estate Company gives III
exchange as part payment for the Hendnh
Hudson certain vacant parcels from lte
holdings at 225th stret and Adrian avenue
| and Jacobus avenue. Manhattan, ana Two
vacant parcels in Fox street, south OF
Westchester avenue, in The Bronx. Ihe
| transaction is said to involve in the nelsh-
borhood of 2,0co,0N. Mark Rafalsky CO.
were the brokers in the transaction
The twelve story building at Nos. liS ana
l6 West 9th street. occupying plot iXsS's
feet, has been sold by the Twenty-nith
Street Construction Company, of "hich
George j. Felt is president The purchaser
is Aaron Coleman. The property was heid
al 10000. The building just sold is one
of two similar structures erected TINS
year by the sellers on frontage Of los feet
at No. 1877 to 14 West 29th street. Inc
builders retain the essterly structure. which
occupic, a plot e0x9S9 feet. The buildings
are from plans by Frederick {. Zooel ana
are built on part of the former William r.
Dixon plot disposed Of a couple Of years
ago.
Robert f. Rainey has sold for the estate
of Annie Z. Turley No. 14 Greenwich
street a four story building. on lot 2oXecN
irregular, at the southwest corner of Cedar
street The purchaser is Michael shannon
the present tenant Of the building.
In the resale Of the property Nos 1c ana
5O4 Broadway. including No. A TO 90 CROSBY
street, announced on Monday 1t Is learner
that William II. Browning, Of BROWNING
King & Co, is the buyer. Some construeu
the purchase in the nature Of Christmas
gift as Mr.. Browning bought the property
for his wife. Mrs. Therese ID. BroWmhs'
but such motive was denied, Mr.. Bro"nihs
saving that she already owned conslderaole
property in that section, and the acquisition
was made because the property was aNah-
able from the owner, Charles Laue' VINO
bought It a few weeks ago from eX-Mayor
Seth Low. The Brownings own NOS. 10
and go. 3q6 and G9S and 500 Canal street
Nos. /. 3 and Laight street and No. >
Walker street, the new acquisition beng
their first purchase on Broadway.