New-York tribune., 1915-12-28
DWELLINGS IN
10TH ST. SOLD
Houses Will Be Replaced
with a Nine Story
Apartment.
ACTIVE DAY IN
REALTY MARKET
Big Price Given for West End
Avenue Corner-Buildings
for New York Times"

Julius Tishman & Sons have pur-
chased through Frederick Zittell & Son
the four four story dwellings, on a plot
I96Xl005 feet, at 30 20 SO West 10th
ST., which they will Immediately i'm
prove with L nine story apartment,
from plans By Schwartz & Gross. Each
foor will contain three apartments, ar
ranged In one six and two seven room
suites. The building will be ready for
occupancy next September.
Stoddard & Marx, attorneys, repre-
senting a client, bought the property
two weeks ago at a partition auction
conducted By Joseph p. Day.
DR. Charles Y. Paterno has purchased
the dwelling at the northeast corner
OF West End av. and 74th ST., adjoining
properties he bought earlier in the
year, for a site OF a fourteen story
apartment house.
The corner house is owned by Wal
ter l.. McCorkle, who is said to have
received $4,000 for IL, which, if true,
would give him the good price Of about
$40 a square foot.
THE New York Times" bought from
the Hyde Real Estate Corporation,
through the VI. Morgenth Jr.. Com
pany, 23l to 239 West 43i five five
story houses, on q plot loo "a feet,
adjoining the eleven story ! mes An
mex Building, erected three years ago
The selling company held the property
at 100000.
NJ |. Strunsky & Co. have sold for
Jeanny b. Trull, widow Of the late
William {. Trull, 20 Gustavus l.. Law
renee the plot Of fifteen lots on the
west side Of Wadsworth av.. extending
from l90th to l92d ST. The property
las frontage Of 1863 feet and a depth
Of 80 feet and measures 400 feet on
The rear line. Il was held by the sell
ing family at $4,000. Negotiations
are pending by Mr. Lawrence for the
resale Of part Of the property to build
crs for improvement.
George X. Read & Co. have sold for
the Roxton Realty Company TO tho
Haven Construction Company Charles
flaum the block front on the east side
Of Northern av., between 177th and
lISth SITS, a plot 255xll2 feet The
purchasers were represented by Wesch-
Ter Cohn, as attorneys The new
owners Will erect on the site three
apartment houses
Other sales follow:
oND , l.- j ne East Elghty-gecOnd
Street Corporation Samuel A. Herzog.
president purchased from Louis Gan
zenmiller l0o East SD ST., a five story
flathouse, on lot 25x102.2 feet. John
J. Kavanagh and Douglas L. Gilman &
Co. were the brokers. Mr.. Herzoe now
controls a frontage Of 96.6 feet at that
point, on which he will lerect a nine
story apartment house. to contain
suites Of six. seven and eight rooms.
SPRING ST-Daniel II. Jackson has
resold to a client Of p. B. Clarke 14S
Spring ST., five story business build
ing with stores, on lot 20x100 feet. The
seller recently acquired the property
from the Newport Holding Company in
exchange for a residence at Bright
waters. Long Island
18TH ST.-Stephen s. Johnson sold
for II. f. Stevens 22l and 223 West 18th
ST., two five story dwellings, on plot
50x92 feet.
MONTEREY AV-William A. White
e. Sons have sold the northwest cor
ner Of ls0th 81. and Monterey av. for
Seth Sprague Terry 10 the Benenson
Realty Company, which will improve il
with two five story hathouses.
CRESTON AY.-The Level Realty
Company has sold one of a row of five
story apartment houses on Creston av.
Lorth Of Fordham Road, to a client of
II. A. Douglas & Co.