New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
100000 INVOLVED
in HEIGHTS DEAL
Some Interesting Trading
in the Private Sales
Market.

A deal involving about S7b0,0OO is
announced by Calder, Mascot g. Lam
ming. They have sold to the Hudson
Trust Company the two six story ele-
vatdr apartment: houses, covering the
block front on the east side Of Fort
Washington av., between Hist and
172d SITS, on plot about 20Ox122 feet,
for the Tillman Construction Com
pany. The houses were completed last
fall, and are fully rented In part
payment, the Hudson Trust Company
gives nineteen free and clear lots IN
Morris Park, also The free and clear
private dwelling at 55s West 161st ST.,
twenty free and clear lots at River
Edge, y. j., and the three two family
houses at 2Sl7 to 1921 Creston av.
The Fort Washington houses were
held at 100000, and Calder, Mascot
& tanning have been appointed
agents.
J. P. Flnneran and P. J. Ryan have
resold for Daniel H. Jackson the
Lansdowne apartment house, at 852 TO
$50 West 10th St, six story, thirty
family structure, on plot 15XlCO feet,
near Ninth av. The property, which
was held at S215,000 by the seller, is
the only parcel on the block now
owned BY the Astors The buyer is an
investor who gave IN part payment the
six story and basement building at
44S Broome st., west of Broadway, on
lot 25x50 feet. The property is leased
70 Spalding & Brother tol long term
on a net rental basis. The buyer also
gave in part payment the three story
and basement dwelling, on lot l8XlOO
feet. facing Mount Morris Park. These
TWO properties stand in the name OF
Robert Weber.
William j. Gabel sold for the Thorn
as Realty Company, Lewis W. Milford,
president, the plot 62.CX130x95.6 feet,
on the easterly side Of Crotona Park
East. $50 feet north Of the corner Of
173d St This is the first plot sold
from what was originally the Min
ford homestead, and has been in the
family for over fifty years. The plot
will be improved with a high class
apartment house by the purchaser
Louis Z. Kleban
Through the J. Romaine Brown
Company, as brokers, the Esthold
Realty Company has bought from Mrs.
Norah Russell the two three story
buildings. on plot 5Ox9S.9 feet, oppo-
site Chelsea Park, between Ninth and
Tenth avs. The Esthold company IS
controlled by Bing & Bing. In this
particular instance, however, the com
panv is acting on behalf Of the Hud-
son Guild. The purchase was made
through Alexander NJ. Bling, who IS
treasurer Of the guild. 1t is planned
10 improve the site with a model tene-
ment some of the apartments in
which will most likely be occupied by
those associated with the club.
Other sales follow:
Ct NICHOLAS Av.-Lewine & Kempner have
purchased six lots l501l00 on The north size o.
l6lst e.. 100 feet east Of 81 Nlehols d" ny
property was obi aimed from the Jacob estate through
yosepb siycncn The property Will be offered Tor
i2STH sT-Cherles P. L Huston Co, sold fer
the LAWYERS Mortgage Co. 5S2 We't I~9th ST.
I've stony triple fiat. lot z61lOO.
issTH ST-Euns & sinnott purchWed from ne
estate a. Edward Cravley the plot 5VIIVo on the
north side Of 10th ST., 10 ieet west OF AIha'sI
dam aV This property has not chaukel hallus IoI
about forty years Arnold Byrne \ Baumann were
SYST ST-John j. Kavsnnssh sold for Jacob
W Rubin % stephen Duncan Mtfshal. 42o EasI
Slst ~. three stoD and basement hlgh sloop
brownst0ne dwelling. lot 10 51lOi l. . Al,
HAVEN AV.-Hatte T. Weber has sold the
southeast corner n Haven av. and l7lst S. vacant
plot fronting SIS feet on the avenue. JOS II ieel
on the street and measuring 30 ana 20 rect on
rs castery and southerly lines. respocuvay. me
buvers are builders who Will improve the site wi d
An apartment house Tie seller had owned me
property since lHOi.