New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
PRIVATE SALES MARKET
Bio Apartment to Replace Old
Upper Broadway Houses.

The third upper Broadway corner pur-
chase by Harry schiff was reported yester-
day The latest transaction involves the
group of nine buildings al the northwest
corner Of Broadway and Saith street. The
property was sold to Mr.. Sch!f by David
Stewart and the William Lemberg Com
pany for the Bendheim Construction Com.
pany, composed Of Adolph NJ. julius and
Edwin Bendheim. The property is known a
No. 2321 70 1888 Broadway and No. 253 70
go West S4th street. II has frontage of
1929 feet on Broadway and 1885 feet in
S4th street, the northerly and westerly lines
measuring 1907 feet and 1922 feet, re-
Spectively. The property was acquired last
June by the Bendhem company from the
estate Of William H. Jackson. and has been
offered for sale at S550QQQ. The present
buildings now occupying the site will be
raSed by Mr.. Schif in the near future. and
q high class twelve story apartment house
with stores. will be erected on tho site.
The vacant plot at the southwest corner
Of 5sth street and Seventh avenue has been
acquired by DR.. Charles V. Palermo, presi-
dent Of the Palermo Construction Com
pany, through Slawson & Hobbs, from
franklin Petit The price given is in the
neighborhood Of 100000.
This plot was recently acquired by M
Petit from the estate Of Ralph Marsh
and had not changed hands for forty years
up 10 the time Of the transfer. The site
Is to be improved with a housekeeping
apartment house OF the latest type. with
suites ranging in size from five to seven
rooms. II Is said that the new structure
will be ready for occupancy some time In
the summer Of 1913.
The Debenture Corporation of New York
has purchased from John a. Clark the
Valley View Court apartment house. six
story elevator structure, at No. 2390 TO
1895 Amsterdam avenue, adjoining the
soutI wca. corner Of 18th street. The build
ine occupies q plot 75x100 feet 1t was
built about two years ago and contains
thirty-tvo APARTMENTS and four stores. The
s,Ivay station is only two blocks away
from The property The asking price il
$4,000. and it IS assessed by the city for
$l06 900
other sales for Manhattan and The Bronx
reported yesterday follow.
Manhattan.
21TH STREET-George u. Leonard has sold
Once building. OF plot 50x9s9 feet Just
ess, Of Madison avenue and directly opposite
Madison square Garden. The property is
fully rented. being principally occupied by
publishing concerns, and wes purchased by an
investor for about S21j00O. The Felt Con-
s'Tuction Company erected the building a few
years ago and soln II to The present seller
short time aftcrWard
SEVENTH ANENUE-Ro Varley has
SOLD NJ. 220s seventh avenue. nve story
nathouse with stores, on lot 2GX7j feet be-
tween l3Oth ara 13lst streets
I32D STREET-Henry j Barnett has sold
for the Clark estate 80. = West 1920 street a
four storv and basement dwelling house, on
lot 17GX99 II feet, 10 Henry Barnett
lJlST STREE1---A. MaHtinband and II r
Pfeifer have sold for Margaret Well 10 Her
man Field No. 10 West l3lst street. q three
story dwelling house on lot l1Gx9J1 II feet.
In exchange tho buyer gives No 4N4 East
l4lst street. n nve story Aathouse, on plot
31.GXi00 feet.
The Bronx.
LORING PLACE-M j. Mccarthy has sold
IN !. ;. BuZzini for s. X. Fuller No. 22SS
LorIng Place. dwelling house on plot JOxllO
feet.
t39TH STREETS II. Frankenheiln has
sold the three story dwelling house 30 4Sl
East l39th street, on plot 10 Sx1oO feet, for
NJ. G. Mahcny TO y. Dc Luccla.