New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04

transaction involving about 81 5000
in which an apartment house on Washing
ton Heights and valuable site in the
business section of Brooklyn figured, was
among the interesting trades announced
in the realty market yesterday.
The Brown-Weiss Realities purchased
from the Fort Washington Construction
Company the Nathan Hale. six story
elevator structure at the southeast corner
of Fort Washington avenue and 1slst
street, occupying a plot fronting 1879 feet
on the avenue and 1905 feet in 1slst street.
In exchange the Brown-Weiss Realities
gives the property No. 176 to 1s2 Montague
street, Brooklyn, consisting of a two
story taxpayer. on a plot l00x1o0 feet,
which the company acquired about six
weeks ago.
The apartment figured in the transaction
at 10000 and the Brooklyn parcel at
100000. The transaction was negotiated
by NJ. I. Strunsky. When the Brown
Weiss Realities acquired the Montague
street parcel it was planned to erect on
the site a twelve story Office structure.
This operation will now be carried out by
the Fort Washington Construction Com
pany.
The ave story building at No. TO 6
East 84th street, occupied by James Nc
Cutcheon & Co., has been purchased by
the concern. II occupies plot 53.7x9S.9
feet, 100 feet east Of Fifth avenue. The
property belonged to the Improved Prop
erty Holding Company. Henry Corn presi-
dent. which erected the building. about
oix Nd
lam w. Astor. The building was leased
from the plans to the McCutcheon con-
Germ for eighty years.
The holdings OF the Improved Property
Holding Company are now under fore
closure proceedings, and title to the 9ith
street parcel was granted on Saturday
by Arthur Berry. as special master, and
Joseph ]. O'Donohue. jr.. receiver of the
company. The McCutcheon company &C.
cupies a store in the building at No. 347
Fifth avenue. abutting the 34th street par
Gel. and has arranged to lease the lower
part of the twelve story structure being
erected at No. 1 to 10 East 33d street.
which will be connected with the other
buildings.
y. II. Landeker resold No. 81 West 18th
Street, a seven story loft structure, on lot
,5x92 feet, located between Fifth and
Sixth avenues to Shalita Brothers In
exchange Mr.. Landeker takes the row Of
ten houses at No 1910 to 1925 Clinton ave-
nue. northeast corner OF 18th street. The
corner house is four stories high and the
inside ones are three stories They occupy
a PLOT 1e4x90 feet The 10Th street prop
erty was purchased by Mr.. Landeker a
few weeks ago from the Lawyers Mort
gage Company.
The purchaser Of the fine six story
dwelling house erected as a speculation,
at No. 16 East list street by c. W. Luys-
ter, jr.. is Julius Kayser a glove manu-
iacturer. who now lives at No. 10 East
S1st street. The new owner will take pos
session OF HIS new home May l. His i'm
mediate neighbors include Mrs Marie
Clemens. w. W. Cook and c. c. Auchin-
Gloss, who recently built their homes on
the former block Of the Lenox Library
trustees, on the Fifth avenue end of which
will be located the home OF Henry Clay
Prick
Other sales announced yesterday follow;
MANHATTAN.
yOIH STREEI.-Paul A. McGolrlck has
sold for Casriel Benjamin to Joseph b.
Peck the five story tenement house, No.
900 East 95th street, on lot 25x10o.S feet.
HTH STREET.-John J. Hoeckh has
sold for Mrs G. r. Garfield No. 4O4 West
44th street a three story frame building.
on lot 25xio0.5 feet. The buyer will erect
a six story new law house.
LITTLE WEST 12TH STREET-The
Duross Company has sold for Fleming &
Peters No. SO Little West 18th street, a
three story building. on lot 25xl03.3 feet
on the north side of the open market
space p. Lawless & Sons. provision deal
ers, are the buyers. The property is an
Astor leasehold having fifteen years 10
run. and contains the privilege of a TWEEN
ty-one year renewal.
THE BRONX.
BAILEY AVENUE.-KurZ & Uren have
resold for Isador Sacks the five lots on
the west side OF Bailey avenue 70 feet
south of 23lst street, TO a builder. who
will Immediately erect five story flats.
STERLING AVENCE-John A. Stein
metz has resold for the OZARK Realty
Company No. 90 Sterling avenue. a two
story brick dwelling house, on lot 2jXlO0
feet.