New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-29
Riverside Drive Building
in Trade for Brook
Ign Dwelling.
CORNER STRUCTURE
FOR COL. RUPERT
Brewer Purchases House on
Washington Heights-Other
Sales of Interest.

Some interesting sales Of apartment
houses were announced i'm the rca' estate
market Yesterday. chief interest among
these centred i'm a trade I'm the upper cii
OF Riverside Drive involving about 100000
Axelrad n Feinbcrs. Inc. with Isaac
Freeman As associate broker. sold to
Charles NJ Rosenthal the ten story sIuct-
ure at the southeast corner OF the DIV"
and listh street. occupy Ing plot fronting
100 feet on the Drive and lo5 feet IN liSth
street 1t is known as Picken Court, ana
WAS erected by the George T. Plckcn Con-
struction Company. In exchange Mr.
Rosenthal gave seventeen dwelling houses
! in the Mapleton Park section OF Brook
lvn. held at $1,000. The Riverside Drive
apartments went i'm the transaction at
$4,000
The Brooklyn property is known as
Nos. 1918. 1917. 1921. 1851. 1865 and 1863 SD
street. Nos 1914, 49, 1926, 1854. 1886. lsiV'
1874. 1913 and 1862 SD street and Nos. GIN
fand G9li Nineteenth avenue. They arc all
of stucco construction, each 20 or 81 feet
wide by 100 feet deep. The houses arc de-
tached ard are valued at $3.50 each.
Colonel Jacob Rupert added to 'ls
holdings in the Washington Heights sec
ton through the purchase yesterday OF
the new five story iireproof apartment
house. with stores. at lie southwest cor
ner Of St Nicholas avenue and l'oth
street. on plot 56.3Xlo0 feet. The prop
erty was sold by the Nehrins Company
for the T. & J. Smith Holding COMPANY,
of which Thomas Smith Is president. MT
Smith is one of the pioneer builders OF
five story non-eleVator apartment houses
i'm the Washington Heights section. The
fact that he was able 10 sell the structure
for cash so soon after its completion
shows the demand for high class buildings
Of its kind. The property was held at
$4,000
Bernard Schlegel mas sold the seven
story apartment house at the northwest
corner Of Eighth avenue and 10th street
on a plot l0xll2.6 feet. Mr.. Schlesel
bought the house about 4 year ago FROM
Herman T. Bindsel, giving in exchange
$4,000 property at Glendale. Long Island
two houses in Jamaica and n theatre
property on Vernon avenue, Long Island
City.
Max Weinstein. as president OF the
Hath street and Seventh Avenue Con-
struction Company. has closed contracts
for the sale Of the six story elevator
apartment house, occupying plot lux
lcoil feet. at No 3o3 to 800 Nest Il'th
street 125 feet west Of Eighth avenue
The purchaser IS Margaret l.. 10Y, VINO
bought the WadleiglI Court apartment AT
the northwest corner OF Seventh avenue
and 18th street. about six months ago
from the same sellers. The ll1tn street
| building was erecetd last year from de-
! signs Nv Gronenberg & Leuch,aS.
! Morris Berkowitz. As attorney has pGr-
l chased for a client the plot, 5OXlJ9 leet.
! OH the east side of Prospect avenue To-
Gated 800 feet north of Tremon: avenue.
! The site VII be improved in thu near tut
ure with five story apartment house
/ Other sales announced follow
/ PARK AVENUE Samuel Fine has resold
/ for the Tilmi Realty Company 'Nillams 4"
{ Grodeins.y,. No. 1894 Park avenue. nNe
/ story hathouso on lot 2j.llXso feet. be
/ tween 1881 and l0fih streets. Inc sehlnI
company acquired the property few weeks
ago from in. Adolph Scheibcl estate.
9TH STREET The Franklin saving
/ Bank has resold tho three story garage on
! plot 5Ox1O0.5 feet. ~ Nos. - and 56 West
Z 67th street, 10 the former owner. Nlli3m W
| Hubbcll. The property was purchased -!
/ the rank IN foreclosure Oh January 10 foi
$4,000
FEArHERBED LANE James r. Barry
, has solo the plot j0Xl00 feet on tho north
side Of Fcatherbed Lane. 233 feet east OF
Nelson avenue. The purchaser will erect z
i've story apartment house
1rsTH STREET-A Schoen has sold 70
AckeFman q Schaible Nos rs and 80 Ess'
/ ISsth street TWO four story dwelling houses
on a plot 5ox9o feet. between the Concourse
J and Valentine avenue.