New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
LARGE APARTMENT SOLD
The Prasada Figures in
$2.O00,0O0 Trade.

The Prasada, a twelve story fireproof
structure at the southwest corner of Gen.
trail Park West and e5th street, overlook
ing Central Park. changed hands yester-
day. The transaction, ii is said, involves
100000
The property was sod for the Prasada
Company by George +. Baldwin 10 the
Read Realty Com amy. which will hold
A. as an investment Although It has been
prominently identified with the develop
ment Of suburban properties around New
York. this is the initial purchase OF 'he
company in Manhattan. Its holdings at
Queens Manor. Queens, consisting or ABOUT
six hundred lots and fourteen dwellings,
together with school buildings. also the
Brooklyn parcel al No. l64 Remsen street.
was given by the company IN part pay
ment The Brooklyn parcel adjoins the
structure recently completed by the Realty
Associates The Prasada figured III the
transaction at $l.259Coo.
The Prasada occupies a frontage OF lo1o
feet in Central Park West and 10 Ieet
in 65th street The house was erected about
six wears ago by Samuel Il. Halnes from
plans by Charles w Romeyn, who estimat-
ed its cost at $G-0oD Together with sew
eraI other Of his holdings, Mr. Haines
transferred the PTasada shortly after us
oorplefion to the Haines Realty Corpora
ton. and in 1893 it was purchased by Judge
Poclywood and associates through George
T. Baldwin. the broker in the present
transaction 1t IS laid out in suites or from
.irbt TO ten rooms and two and three
baths, with three apartments on each moor
\ large central court, S26 feet square, ana
exterior courts on both the southeriy ana
westerly sides afford the house uhusua'
hight and air.
other sales for Manhattan and Inc bro"A
reported follows:
MANHATTAN.
ssTH sTREET--Duff & ConseF nave WflSan S9in I,
the Yorkvile Realty COMPANY 10 w Mt''io, "a, Mo,
Sieyr1en the fve story apartment house on PIol
81 6lxlOO 5 feet. known as the Llspenara' a, rs: rs
b3 and IS East seth street. the p..peayt coT
SeIS AZ 500 900, and adJo.ns the southeast e"-
HSI u STR FyT Henry n winans May have
.,lS 10 ~ West 7Ota street. four story hish
stoon stone front dwelling house with extension
on lot 22xlOO5 feet, for J. B. Hagslh 70 ba' ~
g. Co,Ler. who will occupy it after making e&A- &
tensiye alterations. The house was ouIt "
I4aD sTREEr. -F-1nk Il. Tyler has sold for
John c. Al'hers No 4o1 West lt@d street 4'''
storv dwelling house. on lot lNX9J II feet d.
99TH sTREGT.-Leonard Morgan has SOLD ior
Mary F. Sanford. client OF {. d. VI an an t'er, s,ry
Nos l59 and l6l West 95th street, SIX sIoIg
apartment house on plot 45xl00.1l feet near
AMSTERDAM avenue. The buyer gave in part
pavrncnt two two family houses in the Flatolsn
section Of Brooklyn. a.,
56TH STREET.-Henry D. Winans May
have sold for the Herman estate No 90 NfSt
5Gth street a four story dwelling house, q lot
229xiOO5 feet. located about 121 feet east OF
Sixth avenue.
GOTH sTREET.-H. c. Senior & Co. have sold
Tor the state Banking Department the four story
dwelling house No. ll2 West 69th street, on lot
I3GxlO)5 feet, 10 a client for occupancy. This
property is held by the Northern Bank Of New
York, now IN liquidation.
lOSTH STKEEr-B. Flanagan & Son have
sold No o. West lOSth street five story fiat
house. on lot 2JxlOUll feet for John Refs
THE BRONX.
FRANKLIN AVENUF.-John II. Loscarn has
sold for the Really Federation Of New York
Nos. 1888 and l24l Franklin avenue, i've story
apartment house. On plot 5UXllj feet. 10 an in
NestCr.