New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11

Fres.y1cl Fox & Co has sold for various
interests to Israel Unterburg the group OF
houses at Nos 90, SIS. 81 and SO East 2Stl
street and No. $50 Fourth avenue. an L
shaned plot, containing IL. 800 square feet
Nv IInterburg who Is shirt manufact-
mar nlans 10 erect a twelve story loft and
store building on the site. The cost Of the
land and the proposed structure will repre-
sent an expenditure Of about $1,000 900.
The cost of the land figured in the transac-
lion AT $3.50. 900 1t is intended 20 lease
the basement, store and few Of the lofts
in the structure. While Mr.. Unterburg has
been identified in the purchase Of g few big
buildings. this is the first time he has
planned to erect one himself. II Is an
nounced that the structure will be equipped
with the latest Improvements.
AS result of purchase yesterday oy
Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum through
Mark Rafalsky II is believed that a modern
apartment structure will replace a group OF
eight West End avenue dwelling houses
The properties are at the northwest corner
Of west End avenue and SD street and In
Guide the Ave houses No. SCI TO 529 West
End avenue and the three adjoining IN the
street. No. sos TO 301.
The sellers are as follows No. 52l Yves.
End avenue. the estate of Isabella H. Fish
or: No. 523, the Werner estate: No. $50,
Edith NJ Sargent No. 527. George w. Ely,
secretary of the New York Stock Exchange:
No. 500. Henry =. Gardner; No. 30S West
s5th street, the Elizabeth G. Shattuck es-
tate; No. 800, Francis X. Hoffman, and NO
so7, Lucy p. Hoffman.
The Messrs Mandelbaum will offer for
resale 10 a builder for improvement with 4
twelve story apartment house the entire
property. covering a plot fronting lo2.2 feet
on West End avenue and $50 feet IN Slst
street For several weeks the assembling OF
this plot has been in progress.
The Hotel Frederick. IN West 66th
street. was purchased At auction yester-
dsy by syndicate Of operators for Sl"'-
GOO. The house is an eight story struct-
ure at No. 210 to 2l2. on plot 5oXl2o
feet irregular. adjoining the southeast
corner of Broadway. II was put up IN
foreclosure proceedings by Joseph P. Day
an an action brought by the Mutual Life
Insurance Company against Charles r.
Wills and others 10 obtain first mort
cage. which, with interest IT is said
amounted TO about sl1.Oo. on the prop
crtv II is assessed by the city at $3.50
600 The successful bidder was Samuel
II stone. Heilner & Wolf and L. e A.
pincus are associated with Mr.. Stone In
the purchase.
The new six story Dardanelles apart
ment house. at No. $50 West 147th street.
was sold by the Saranac Construction
Company TO n. e Davis. 1t is on plot
fa5x99.l1 feet between Convent and Am
yTrae recently
completed and has been held at $4,000.
Mr. Davis gave in part payment the SIX
story loft building at No. III TO 175
Greene street, on a plot 4Ox1OO feet be
tween West Houston and Bleecker streets,
which he purchased recently from julius
Tishman through n. A. Berwin 6; Co. The
total amount of the transaction involves
about s360.000
Du Bots g. Taylor have resold for Louis
X. Ungrich plot of about four lots ex-
tending through from Amsterdam to st.
Nicholas avenue and fronting about so
feet OH each avenue, about 80 feet south
of 160th street The buyer is the Placid
Realty Company John Katzmann presi-
dent. which will improve with a six story
building.
Plans have been fled for a four story
extension 10 the fourteen story and tower
store aud Office building at the southeast
corner of Madison avenue and 43d street,
for Charles & Co. 1T will be constructed
on the avenue side and will have a 'front.'
age Of AIS feet and a depth Of 100 feet,
be freproof and conform with the archi-
lecture OF the main structure. Charles
I Berg, architect. estimates the cost at
$4,000
Plans have been hled for enlarging the
settlement house. known as the Christie
dora House. at Nos. 145 and 147 Avenue
r and No. SOB East 9th street, by build
ing two story rear and five story side
extension for offices and gymnasium at a
cost Of $4,000.