New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
Lehman DispoSes of Two
Houses in I'D Street,
Held at $4,000.
FREEDMAN ADDS TO
HOLDINGS IN BRONX
Buys Apartments in Grand Bou-
levard-Church Properties
Figure in Trading.

Douglas L. Gilman Yesterday sold
for the estate of Mrs. Joseph Liebmap
the four story high stoop house at 20
East 72d St. and for Mrs. Henry Lieb-
man the four story high stoop house at
~ East 72d ST., each on lot 25Xl00
feet. The former house has been held
at $4,000 and the latter at 100000.
The two buyers are members of the
same family, and they will improve tho
houses for occupancy. Lewis B. Pres
ton, Inc, was associate broker in the
transaction. Another interesting sale
of dwelling property concerned the
four story house at IA East 44th ST.,
which was held at Sl50000. The site
will be improved with 4 business
building for one tenant.
Daniel b. Freedman, who recently
bought two large parcels along the
Grand Boulevard and Concourse, near
Fordham Road. has added 20 his hold
ings by the purchase of two apartment
houses In that section. Another pur-
chase of Bronx property was made by
John p. Boyland, the architect, OF a
plot at Grand ave. and lS4th ST., which
he will improve with three five story
apartments.
Church properties also figured in tho
transactions. The Congregation B'nai
Jeshurun ratified the sale OF their
synagogue property In Madison av. The
former property OF the Union Presby-
terrain Church, at the northeast corner
Of Lexington av. and 86th St, valued at
100000. was sold.
Sales announced follow:
GRAND BOULEVARD-Mr. Freed
man bought through Bryan L. Kennedy
from the Field Realty Company 1891
to 2397 Grand Boulevard and Con-
course, two four story 50-foot apart
ments on the west side OF the thor
oughfare. located south of lSSth &c.
The property fronts 100 feet on the
Concourse and extends hack 70 feet.
Many apartment operations we're un-
dertaken in the immediate vicinity this
fall. and the houses are now well filled.
44TH ST.-Taylor, Sherman & Mock
have sold 10 the Surety Realty Com
pany Samuel II. Stone, president), Ia
East 4ith ST., a four story dwelling, on
lot 25xl005, located las feet west OF
Madison av. II adioins st. Bartholo-
news Church and is opposite Brooks
Brothers new building. The property
is leased 70 May 1, 1919, and the new
owners contemplate erecting new
building for one tenant at the expira-
tion of the lease. IL has been held at
$4,000. Mr.. Stone recently bought at
auction 5 East 47th ST., where there is
being erected a seven story building
for one tenant
LEXINGTON AV.-The former prop
erty Of the Union Presbyterian Church,
a plot 622x100.6, at the northeast cor
ner Of Lexington av. and s6th St,
valued at 5000, 600. has been sold TO in
terests represented by Joan J. Buckley.
The corner was abandoned recently
wheY the church purchased the new
edfice Of the Old South Church, at
Park av. and S5th ST., and changed its
name to the Park Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
MADISON AV.-The Congregation
B'nai Jeshurun sold their synagogue
property, 75X95. on the west side OF
Madison az, 25.5 feet south of 65th
St. 10 the Alliance Realty Company.
William II. Chesebrough, president.
The consideration is said TO be around
$4,000.
BAILEY Av.-Cahn & Pittman have
purchased from Jane Stammers the
plot at the intersection Of Bailey and
Heath avs, through Nelson. Lee e
Green. The property has a total front
age Of 1853 feet on the curve OF these
thoroughfares and a rear line Of 95.lO
feet.
GRAND BOULEVARD-John P. Boy
land, architect and one of the pioneer
operators in the Concourse section Of
Fordham Heights, has purchased with
associates the vacant plot, l00x150, at
the northeast corner of Grand av. and
1s4th st. The property was held at
100000. and will be Immediately Inn
proved with three FIVE story apartment
houses designed by Mr.. Boyland.
WAKEFTELD-MichsG Maloni pur-
chased plot 104, four LOIS, at Wakefield,
from Peter Duncan. The broker was
Louis Marinelli.