New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
NEW OWNERS FOR APARTMENT HOUSES
Aamont Hail. in Amsterdam Avenue Figures in 100000 Trade
Observation-Disclosures Court in West 18th ST. the Other.
GouLDs DISPOSE OF PROPERTY IN EAST 5sTH STREET

The weekend found the realty market
active. several important sales being re-
corded Yesterday. In some of these the
property purchased was for investment.
Among the chief transactions were two six
story elevator apartment houses, ono In
Amsterdam avenue and the other in ll5th
street. a loft building in West 45th street,
an entire block front in upper Eighth ave-
nue. and two houses in East seth street for
the kingdom Realty Company.
The Murray Hill section again figured in
the market No 10 East 3Sth street, on
plot 25xlC0 :eet. was sold by Henry Steers.
ON Thursday John y. Golding sold Nos.
Is and Is. for Judson s. Todd. The buyer Of
the latte two houses made the purchase
for the purpose Of preserving the resden-
tial character of the neighborhood. Mr..
Golding was again the broker in yester-
days transaction. An entire block in The
Bronx. bounded by lSSth and 1S9th streets,
Southern Boulevard and Robbins avenue.
changed ownership.
f. Francis Hillenbrand has sold for Abra-
ham Benedict Altamont Hall. a six story
elevator structure at the northwest corner
OF Amsterdam avenue and 124th street. oc
cupying plot fronting 1oo1 feet in the
avenue and 80 feet in the street. The pur-
chaser is William H. Hall. who is a large
holder OF Harlem investment properties.
He owns the adjoining house. Coverly
Court. at No. soc West 124th street. In the
Altamont ara seven stores. and the rental
from them IS said 10 pay the carrying
charges OF the entire building
In part payment for Altamont Hall Mr..
ell o.
two six story. four family tenement houses.
on plot 5Oxl0o5 feet near West End ave-
nue.: also Nos. $50 and 81 West 126th street.
two five story double f1athouses. on plot FOX
1911 feet, near 81. Nicholas avenue.
The transaction involves about 10000.
Leopold Well has sold Nos 81 and 81 East
bsth street for the Kingdom Realty Com
pany 70 the General Investment Company.
Tho properties, two four story buildings. on
plot 40x1o0 feet. are on the north side Of
59th street, 40 feet west OF Park avenue
and opposite the Board Of Education build
ing They are assessed for taxation at
sOS,o00 and have been owned by the Goulds
for many years. The houses were sold at
auction in December under partition pro-
oeedinss and were bought in at that time
for the Kingdom Realty Company for $500
David H. Taylor is president. IS a holding
company for Miss Helen Gould and George.
Edwin and Howard Could Among the in
oorporators of the General Investment
Company are s. s. Carvalho and Clarence
J. Shearn.
Il Oppenheimer. as executor of the Her
man Oppenteimer estate, has sold TO an in
weston the six story elevator apartment
eo9 10 6l5 West 1l5th street The structure
has a frontage Of 1oo feet and depth Ct
1cou feet. between Broadway and River
side Drive The Waramaug, at Nos so
and 81, few doors 10 the west, was re-
Gently sold to Lawrence Jacob.
a J. Robertson has sold for the Midwife
Realty Company the six story store and
loft building al No q West 45th street on
lot 25X1005 feet. 10 an investor The sellers
take hack a long lease Of the property
from the new owner. The Midwife Realty
Company acquired the house a couple of
years ago through the same broker from
the Marwood Realty Company and
changed IL for business purposes The
property No. . 10 80. separated by one
house from the above. was sold this week
10 Lee & Fleischmann. who plan 10 erect
a loft building on the site.
The New York and Northern Land and
Improvement Company has sold the block
front on the east side Of Eighth avenue
between l56th and 157th streets. The plot
fronts 1871 feet in Eighth avenue and 100
feet in each street and is directly opposite
old Manhattan field. The sellers acquired
the property from James J. CooEan about
twenty years ago
Joseph 7. A. O'Donnel has sold for
William Buchan. IT.. the four story tene-
ment house and store. No. 1j5 Prince street,
on lot 201x95 feet. So feet west OF West
Broadway. The property has been in the
family since 1861. The purchasers, Fuller
&; Ballagh. will make extensive alterations
TO the house
Mrs. Rhineander Waldo has sold No. Sc
Park Place. a five story building. on lot
23.7xS2s feet by irregular The parcel IS
located on the south side OF the street.
about midway between Washington and
West streets 1t has not changed hands
in over half century.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
Company sold for William II. Dougherty
No. 70 East 65th street a four story high
stoop dwelling house. on a plot 22xl0o.5 feet.