New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26


properties were found yesterday.
Barton Chaplin sold for the estate Of
Robert Robertson the ST. Andrew Hotel
property. at the northwest corner Of 72d
street and Broadway to Klein g. Jackson.
The hosiery is hreproof nine story
structure, and occupies a plot fronting l06
feet on Broadway and $50 feet IN the street
II was erected by Mr.. Robertson about
fifteen years ago. and is under lease to c.
II. Davis. who has been connected With its
management for many years
Mr.. Robertson originally owned the entire
Broadway front between I'D and I'D streets,
as we'll as several lots In each street He
sold some years ago the 73d street and
Broadway corner 10 the Rutgers Riverside
Church, which occupies that site.
Klein g. Jackson do not intend to make
any changes 10 the hosiery until the ex-
piration Of the present lease The property
has been held at $4,000, and something
near that figure was obtained.
Directly across Sherman Square, on the
east side of Broadway. between I'D ana
7Sd streets. are the big apartment houses
Van Dyck and SEVERN, purchased two
years ago by Herbert Du Puy. Of Pitts
burg.
Several Washington Heights sales were
reported yesterday.
William A. Darling & Son sold for Pat
rick McMorrow 10 LoWenfeld & Prayer
No. 1898 and 1895 Amsterdam avenue, south
west corner of 18th street, three three
story buildings, on a plot 5Ox10O feet Mr..
McMorrow acquired the property from the
Sound Realty Company through the same
brokers in a trade involving the Panama
apartment house, at Broadway and 10th
street
Charles NJ Rosenthal resold 10 the Bronx
Construction Company Nos. So 10 AZ S.
Nicholas Place, a six story unfinished ele-
vator apartment house, and the Weinsteln
estate sold the six story elevator apart
ment house. No. COS West 1ilst street, 10
client OF II. D. Baker.
The Sun Construction COMPANY was said
10 have sold the ST. Regis apartment house,
at the northwest corner OF Broadway and
l52d street, TO an investor from Yonkers.
The house is six story elevator structure,
occupying a plot fronting 99.ii feet on
Broadway and 80 feet in l52d street
Buyer Of knoedier Site.
II was learned yesterday that Daniel A
Loring is the buyer OF the site OF the new
Knoedler building, at Nos. 556 and SIS Fifth
avenue, recently reported sold.
Julian BENEDICT who has negotiated
many OF the most important sales and
leases OF the last decade on Fifth avenue
and 34th street was the broker In the deal
J. G. Hand represented Mr.. Loring.
Mr. Benedict also arranged the eighty
four year lease which Knoeder & Co. will
take back from Mr.. Lorine The lease s
an unusual one. being divided into four
terms OF twenty-one years each, the first
two at fixed net rental Of $500 q year
and the last two AZ 3 rental based upon
revaluation
The aggregate net rental TO be paid under
the lease will be 81 least 81 900, and this,
together with the 5000 paid for the prop
erty by Mr.. Lorng, will bring the total
amount involved in this sale and lease W
70 about s., 100000
What Is said 10 be one of the first i'm
provements Of its kind in its neighborhood.
/ and which. Il is thought, will exert an i'm
portsnt influence upon adjacent property. Is
that about 10 be undertaken at Nos Il and
70 Murray street.
story type, were bought about four years
ago by Daniel Z. Seybel In view Of the
growing demand in that district for modern
fireproof construction. Mr. Seybel has now
decided to erect on the site a twelve story
building from plans bv Carrere & Hastings
The proposed structure will cover front
age Of 20 feet on the north side OF Murray
street, lust west OF West Broadway, and
will enlbody the latest ideas in buildings Of
this type. with floors of large carrying ca
pacity and with no interior columns 20 OBJ
struct floor space
The entire operation, ground and building
will represent an investment OF about $780,
900
William II. Whiting d Co. have been
appointed renting agents for the proposed
building.
Plans have been filed for a one story
brick stable at the southwest corner OF De
lancey and Tompkins streets for DR.. &. q.
Marco. Of the Hotel Ansonia, at a cost OF
$1,000. The building will have frontage
OF % feet and a depth OF rs feet. LOUIS y.
Sheinart is the architect.
Plans have also been fled for making
over the three story brick school on the
north side Of 10ith street. 26J.S feet west oil
| Second avenue, into a chapel for the Union
| Settlement. at a cost of $500. a new en-
| trance and a two story rear extension are
| TO be erected.