New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
Block Front on Northern
Avenue, Given in Part
Payment, Resold.
BUYS BRONX PARCEL
HELD AT $4,000
Sol Bloom, Interested in Theatre
cal Enterprises, Leases Big
Building.

William s. Baker. in conjunction Win
Henry ]. Kantrowitz. sold for the rem
broke Realty Company, the CortWooo SIX
story aparrment house, at the southwest
corner of Broa lway and 169th street. The
structure is on a plot 9oXlJo feet ana was
held at $4,000.
The Central Building Improvement ana
investment Company. Of which Lyman
Som Is president and Henry SOM secre-
tarv. is the buyer. In part payment the
Central Company gave the plot OF ten
lots. comprising the block front on the
west side Of Northern avenue, between
u7eth and lS0th streets, valued al
r25 coo This property has been resold
NV the same brokers 10 the Munden Con-
struction Company Charles Flaum, pres
idenD, which will improve the site with
four five story apartment houses. A
building and permanent loan of S2'Oo~
at 5 per cent has been obtained for the
operation by the above brokers.
Arnold, Byrne & Baumann have resoId
for a client to Peter J. Mccoy the south
west corner Of Third avenue and lSo'h
street a one story building, containing
six stories and a theatre, on plot fronting
Sc feel on the street and % feet on the
avenue. The property was held at $llo'-
900 and vas sold by the same brokers'
about six weeks ago for the j. F. NJ Com
many. In part payment NJ. Mccoy gave
the vacant block front on the west SIDE
of Grand avenue, from 1s8th TO l9Jth
street. containing over eleven lots.
Frederick Fox & Co and Fish d
Marvin have leased the eight story build
ing at No. 3 TO West 61st street, ex-
tending 10 No. 4 to s West sd street, just
east of Broadway. The lessee is Sol
Bloom, who is interested in several theat-
rical enterprises. The lease is for a term
OF q years, at a total rental of about
s7JO, 900, and carries two renewal privileges
for similar terms. The property formerly
belonged TO the Tichenor-Grand Company
and later was occupied by the United
States Motor Company.
Pease g. Gilman have sold No. 3l4 West
End avenue a four story basement dwell
ing on a plot 191laax47 feet, irregular, for
Frederick Crowninshieid.
Henry II. Grote has sold the five story
apartment house at the southeast corner
Vi al lA4Nl oHNAAI o@AAN AS'NA' rSN-N~N ~
Michael Scanlon for investment. The
property is known as No. 600 East 1S2d
street, and fas a frontage of about 10
feet on the curve at that point. The
broker was NJ. II. Meyers.
Other sales announced yesterday fol-
low:
13STH STREET.-THE Edward Waters Con-
structon Company has sold No. $40 West lSsth
street, five story fathouse on a plot 5ON
90 feet, adjoining the Imperial Arms apart
ments, at the northeast corner Of Riverside
Drive.
18TH STREET-John J Clancy & Co have
sold for F. r. Peixotu 10 Harry Green and
Samuel II Hunter No. 551 West 125th street
a five story tenement. on a lot 2Jxga II feet
between Broadway and Amsterdam avenue.
GREENE STREET.-THE y. H. Jack sor
Company has bought from Nathan Hutkon
Nos. 204 and zoo Greene street 100 feet south
Of West 90 street, a seven story loft build
ing. with stores. a plot JOxlOO feet p
Steinman & Sons were the brokers Negotia-
tons are said TO be pending for leasing the
building 20 one tenant for a long term
VALENTINE AVENUE-A. j. Madden
John Jervis and Charles F. Desher sold fol
Leslie Acker a plot containing eight lots ex-
tending from Valentine 10 Ryer avenue be
tween 1880 and 1S4th streets, 10 a builder
who viii improve with new modern five stor!
houses