New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
THE ALLA|RE APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
Woman Gives Property in West 63d Street in Part Payment Tor
Seven Story Structure in West 21st Street.
IA STORY BUSINESS BUILDING FOR WEST AID STREET

The Allaire n seven story apartment
house AT Nos. 2ls and 900 West Dist street
on a plot i5l0xlc5 feet. has been resold by
the Standard Holding Company. George
Baeker and Arnsteln & Levy. in conjunc-
ton with Brody, Adler & Koch. The buyer
is Minnie A. Brooks. who gave in part
payment Nos. 1879 and III West sd street
two four story dwelling houses. on plot
336xl0o5 feet. between Columbus and Am
sterdam avenues Adolph Meyer was the
broker. The 2lst street property figured In
the recent transaction involving the Arena
Building at Nos. IS and 40 West 32d street
and Nos 80 and II West 3lst street.
The property at No. 35l to 359 West 42d
street, which was sold through the NJ
Morgenthau, Jr., Company several days
ago. is TO form portion OF site which
the new owners propose TO improve with
fourteen story business building The
structure Will represent an outlay oil
$500 making an investment, Including
the land, OF approximately 100000.
The property. which consists OF four four
story flathouses, covering a plot S0xlOo;
feet. was purchased from william j.
Sloane, OF Sloane g. Moller, carpenters and
builders, by Louis V. Darmstadt. Of the
paper stock firm OF Darmstadt, Scott &
Courtney. for $3.50 800. or exactly $4,000 a
lot, which greatly exceeds the best previous
high record for this street.
The above property is flanked on the rear
by the property Of Charles II. Darmstadt
a plumbing contractor, who is a brother OF
Mr. Darmstadt, and the holdings are to be
combined and improved as a whole. They
have a frontage of 100 feet at No. 352 TO 3GC
West 43d street and 50 feet In 42d street In
all comprising about eight lots and being
within 100 feet OF the Ninth avenue elevated
station. AS soon as existing leases expire
this plot will be developed. and I'm all prob
ability the owners will occupy a portion OF
the proposed structure for their respective
businesses.
John y. Golding sold in the Fifth avenue
section tho fine home Of the Rev DR.. Wal
ter Duncan Buchanan. at No. 81 East 0th
street. on a plot 1sx100 feet.
The oldest Jewish synagogue in the city
at No 10 Henry street. on a plot 5S5xlVC
feet. has been sold by the Congregation
Shaarl Zedek to the Congregation Mishkin
Israel Anshe Suwolker an organization in
the vicinity that has been meeting in hall
The property was sold for about $4,000.
The Gross Il Gross Company has sold for
Joseph L. Buttenweiser TO Richard Croker,
IT. No III East 4lst street, a six story
hathouse, on a lot 25x9S9 feet This is Mr..
Croker's second purchase ON that street
he having obtained through the same
brokers last week No. 1N East Hst street,
a three story business structure, adjoining
the Terminal Building, corner Of Park
avenue.
Plans have been filed for building a
twelve story and basement fireproof store
and loft building on the north side OF 18Th
street, 556 feet west OF Sixth avenue for
the No. Isl West 18th Street Company, OF
which =. NJ. Tesser is the president, II
will have frontage Of 467 feet and a
deyth of a.s feet. with an extension.
Walker & Hazard are the architects and
estimate the cost at $4,000.
Plans have also been filed for removing
the bay at the first story and basement
and remodelling the main entrance or the
four story private dwelling house OF Mrs
W 6 Webb. OF the west side or flttn
avenue. i8 feet south Of 9th street ano
known as No $50, at cost Of 5000 John
y Snooks's Sons are the architects.