New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-12
TiShmanS Sell New LenOX
Hill Apartment to
Investors.
DR.. II. B. WILCOX BUYS
18TH ST. DWELLING
Disposes of His House In 10th
Street-S130,000 Sale in
Seaman Avenue.

Julius Tishman & Sons Inc, julius
Tishman, president, sold the fourteen
story apartment house nearing com
pletion at 156-l64 East 18th st. TO the
Souerbee, Inc. Ferdinand +. NJ. Bullo-
wa. vice-president. and have taken in
part payment the northwest corner OF
Lexington av. and I'D ST.. the old ST.
Lorenz Hotel property and Premier.
Henry J. Kantrowitz' was the broker.
Tishman & Sons were represented by
Stoddard & Mark as attorneys, and
SoUerbee by Ferdinand f. VI. Bullowa.
The deal involves 100000.
The 10Th st. house is said 20 be the
first tall east side house erected under
the new building code, and is the third
house in that vicinity built by the sell
ers. 1t occupies a plot l00xl00 on the
south side of 18th ST., 100-foot thor
oughfare, seventy feet east of Lex
ington av. II will be completed by
October. and has been held at $780,
600 by the builders. They also own
1872 East 10Th St, which was purchased
TO protect the light of the taller house.
The apartment is from plans by
Schwartz e. Gross, and is now about
40 per cent rented. Douglas l.. Eli
man & Co. are the agents.
The Hotels st. Lorenz and Premier,
two seven story structures, occupy
a plot fronting 1922 feet on Lexing-
ton av., and 1855 feet on I'D st. These
buildings are TO be RACED by the Messrs.
Tfshman, and the site will be improved
with fourteen story apartment house,
whose cost is estimated at Sl,3OO,OOO
The apartments will consist of from
seven to twelve room suites. No archi-
tect has yet beeen selected.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have sold
for Mrs. Nathaniel A. Prentiss. the
four story high stoop dwelling, 80 East
18th ST., on lot 20x102.2, TO DR.. II. Is.
Wilcox, who sold his residence, l59
East 10th ST., four story American
through the same brokers.
Arnold, Byrne e. Baumann have sold
for the Smada Realty COMPANY to "a
client of Albert K. Lesinsky, attorney,
the property at Sc TO 62 Seaman av.,
consisting Of two five story apartment
houses. The property Is within a short
ton, and is fully rented. The asking
price was $4,000.
Other sales:
62D ST.-The Douglas Robinson,
Charles S. Brown Company sold for
Henry NJ. Hoyt, jr., 144 East 62d St. a
four story remodelled dwelling. on lot
20x100.5 feet The new owner will oc-
cupy.
46TH ST.-Hugo Guttfreund has re-
purchased from Rose Schwartz 4O4
West 46th ST.. five story tenement,
with stores, or lot 25xt60C feet, near
Ninth av. Mr.. Guttfreund recently
traded this property with the present
seller for the fathouse a. 35l West
141st ST.
131ST ST.-Tucker. Speyers & Co.
have resold for II. Sanford TO William
Brown the three story dwelling at III
West 13lst St, on lot 1891 feet.
BANK ST.-Ella NJ ". Scarsi has
sold to Arthur T. Neville 90 Bank ST..
o three story building, on lot 20X42
feet, adjoining the corner of West
9Th st.
OGDEN AV.-The Halcyon Real Es-
tate Corporation purchased from Mary
Haight four lots on the east side Of
Ogden av.. between l67th and 16Sth SITS,
extending through to Nelson av.
WEBSTER AV.-J. B. Wohlfarth and
David Mintz sold for Henry MOrgen-
thau the plot, 50x100 feet. on the west
side Of Webster av., 1875 feet south Of
ST. Paul's Place. TO Solomon r. Herrup,
who gave in exchange a fifty-seven-acre
farm at East Nassau, Rensselaer, Coun-
ty. n. Y.
2l2D SIT. William Eggert sold for
Fred Stahl. Of Philadelphia. the plot,
50x100 feet, on the south side Of 2i2d
ST.. 300 feet east of Barnes av.
PEARL ST-The Cruikshank Com
pany sold for the Ingraham Corpora
ton the four story building at 22s
Pearl st, 23.7x969x irregular. The
purchasers are interests identified with
the New York Steam Company, who re-
Gently bought through the same brokers
n large property adjoining, the Water
ST. end Of which is to be improved with
a power house of artistic design.