New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19

! 10th street. being the northeast corner par
Gel formed by those streets. Irving 'uchs
and George Finck. the new owners VIII
erect a fourteen story apartment house on
the site
Another West Side transaction was re-
sale of the northwest corner Of West End
avenue and SD street, four vacant lots ana
two dwelling houses, Nos 400 and 1872 West
End avenue. the whole comprising 'front.'
age of l12 feet in West End avenue and Us
feet in the street. by Earle G. Calhoun ano
Mark Rafalsky & Co., for Harris ana
Maurice Mandelbaum, to Henry Mayer d
well known West Side builder. The pur-
chaser will erect twelve story apartment
house on the site.
Two large apartment houses, only re-
Gently completed, were sold about SIX
months ago by Mr.. Mayer to investors
The ROxborough, at the northwest corner
Of Broadway and 92d street, was purchased
by Colonel Francis l.. Leland, and the Al
lerton, at the southwest corner Of Broad
| way and 18th street, was acquired by
August Van Horne Stuyvesant
Sale in Harlem.
Two sisters figured in a cash investment
transaction involving about $4,000 and al
| fecting two new-law apartment houses IN
Harlem which were purchased through r.
! H. Ludlow & Co. and Collins & Rowe.
The property consists OF two six story
structures. each ON plot iOx1oO feet. No
ZIG 10 2724 Eighth avenue, between 14ith
and 145th streets It was owned by Koch
! * Co. the 125th street department store
iIroprietors.
The house No. 2716 and 271S was acquired
| by Mrs Anglesia Weeks and her sister
! Mrs. Anita Clark, bought the adjoining
house Nos. o722 and 2724, which Is at the
! foot of the stairs TO the 10th street IL
station. Eighth avenue az this point mas
recently developed into shopping centre
end store properties are yielding exception
al rents.
The WHY'S Company bought in the week
| the Netherland Club property. No AZ East
18th street, a three story AMI basement
structure OF a plot 16.SX9S9 feet
I. b. Wakeman has sold for the Martin
/ Holding Company Nos. IS and 90 East 4lst
! street, two four story dwelling houses, on
plot 5Ox9S.9 feet, between Fifth and Madi'
son avenues. The purchaser IS the Holland
Holding Company, Judsou S. Todd presi-
dent. other property was given in part
payment. the entire deal involving about
| 100000 The fist street parcel was held at
| 100000.
The Metropolitan Bank property, in the
new Fifth avenue retail trade district, at
No. West 3Jth street has been sold
through Frank L. Smith. IT is four story
and basement dwelling house, on LOT
! Is 9x9S9 feet, opposite McCreerys, and ad-
joining the 75-foot plot at No. 10 Z, re-
Gently leased by tine Colonel John Jacob
Astor estate to the Brunswick Realty Com
pany, which is preparing for the erection
of a twelve story building.
The purchaser of the bank property is TO
remodel the premises and lease 1t for
long term Of years to one tenant
, The Henry Morgenthau Company added
to its holdings by the purchase from the
Amos Getting estate through Miller, Nc
Mann e. Donley and l.. j. Phillips q CO.
Of the premises No Is East 42d street a
five story building on a lot 22xlOO.J feet.
/ The purchase price was about $4,000. the
property being sold under four and a
half year contract. as the lease affecting
IL will not expire until october. 1916.
The business expansion in central Madi-
son avenue resulted In the purchase there
Of another parcel for retail business
The properties comprise the two four
story and basement dwelling houses at
Nos. "a and &c East 18Th street, being the
southwest corner Of Madison avenue.
The combined frontage is 1873 feet on the
street and 1905 on the avenue. Pease d
Gilman sold the property for Shepard X
de Forest TO a client, who Will alter the
premises for business purposes. The ask
ing price 1t was announced, was in the
neighborhood Of $4,000