New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Alliance Realty Company
Gets Large Goth St.
Corner Plot.
SOL BLOOM BUYS IN
THEATRICAL SECTION
Purchases West 46th st. Prop
erty-RiverSide Drive
and Loft Deals.

Upper Park av, which has furnished
some interesting trading in the last
few weeks, added another large trans
action to It's list yesterday. The
Alliance Realty Company, of which
William II. Chesebrough is president,
has bought through Leon :. Altmayer,
tho southeast corner of Park av. and
Goth St. known as 10Y to Ills Park
av. and lO2 to 40 East Goth st.
On the site are ten four and five
story old style apartment houses. with
eleven stores. Besides, the Alliance
Realty Company has purchased the five
story fathouse at 1903 East seth St, on
a lot 26.Sx100 feet, which affords an
outlet for the plottage and at the same
time minimizes the possibility OF a
large improvement at the 89th st. cor
ner.
The property has frontage of 1918
feet on Park av. and 1856 feet on goth
ST., and represents a plOttage of about
% 500 square feet. aggregating III cost
nearly 100000. II comprises the larg-
est parcel on Park av. IN one owner
ship Immediately available for I'M
provement. The company, however, has
no immediate plans for the improve
mcnt Of the newly acquired site.
The property is just east of the Car
negic and McAlpin mansions on 9Oth
st. The sellers included Harry y.
Kohn, Prosper Realty Company, A. b.
Gray. Henry Korminsky. Jennie Spit
or. Mancrt Realty Company and Her
mine Zimmerman.
Sol Bloom has purchased the three
story converted dwelling and the six
story elevator apartment at lJl and
1873 West 46th ST., about 200 feet east
of Broadway. On a plot 5OXlOO feet,
from Maddelena {. Bacttenhaussen,
who valued them at Sl50000. The
propcrty is in the heart of the the
atrical and club district. The parcels
have been bought for investment, &C
cording to Mr.. Bloom. but rumor had 1T
that he has made the acquisition with
the view of building a theatre. with
this purchase Mr.. Bloom has invested
i'm about 100000 worth of realty
fees and leaseholds in the last year or
two. Charles f. Moves Company are
the brokers in the transaction, the
purchaser being represented by Prem
dergast q Smith.
The Elbe, a six story apartment
house, at the northeast corner OF
Riverside Drive and 143d St, on plot
1O0x65 feet, has been sold by Arnold,
RvrDc & Raumann for the Henry Nor
centhau Company. The property has
been held at $4,000. The deal COM
plctes the resale Of the two properties
the other being the Glenham, at 1910
Broadway taken in part payment by
the selling company last month IRON
William +. Burns i'll exchange Tor the
Columbus, ten. story apartment
structure. at the southeast corner OF
Broadway and 157th ST. The same
brokers negotiated all of the transac-
tions.
Alexander II. Peacock, one of the
former partners Of Andrew Carnegie
has bought back the twelve story lott
building, at 1877 and 139 West 2oth ST..
on a plot 67X9S.9 feet, which he sold
last March TO George W. Stetson and
John j. Radley, in part payment foi
the Hotel Webster, twelve story
structure. at 80 to AZ West 45th ST..
abutting the New York Yacht Club and
Harvard Club properties.
Other sales announced yesterday ioi'
low:
1esp 81 Jones. MccLcs & Jones have soil
story apartment house al =" auI -
lei St. OF plot JoNloo. between WOODY ''''
AMI ogden aNs. 49,.
IN conjunction with kurz & Urcn have S'I.
Tor q client tho two i've story aparti''.1u.
inuses az 40 and o. Anderson av., c"'h '''
ls5 rel~ ia a. The houses are close 20
the orop,sed Anderson uv. station OF the cN
tension = tho elevated rood.
18TH 81 The Bcucusou Realty 'ompa'N
has so!a % shapiro a Brooks the hNc si'.'
new law sathouse known as the Grd"dNlrN
on PLOT i0Nl1O. al lol, last l''th ST., ddJ''"
lux tie southeast Coruer OF foN 81.
I'D ST Isaac adler has sold Tho fol
t,ory and basement dwelling az 80 East '-'
A. on lot elxl00.5. The house is IS tcct We
81 Madison av. Henry W. Goddard IS th'
buyer ,.
DAILY Az Smith & Phelps have sold th'
I've story apartment 1SsS DAILY sv., on lIo'
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