New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
Astor Representative Buys
Part of Community
Building.
Sl.OOO,OOO WEST SIDE
EXCHANGE REPORTED
Two Apartments in S7th Street
Said TO Have Been Sold
Other Sales.

A section OF the Community Build
ing, three story structure AZ the
southest corner Of Southern Boulevard
snd 1884 So. facing large plaza
and the Hunts Point apartment, has
been sold by James F. Meehsn 20 the
Edgewater Realty Company, o. which
Elmer c. Coulter. connected with the
Aston estate Office, Is president
through J. Clarence Davies. The parcel
was held a, s400, 600.
The Community Building was erected
By Mr. Neehan lbout three years ago
at cost OF $1,000. 00o Section No. 3,
the Cecil spooner Theatre. was sold BY
Mr. Meehan in April. 1914. TO the shu-
berts in exchange for a group OF fats
al 5 70 IS West $50 81 Mr.. Meehan
still retains the centre section, which
contains the Palm Garden. ballroom
and Offices The parcel bought yes
terday will be held for investment. In
part payment the buying company
gives a large parcel in the East Bronx,
comprising the block front on the west
side OF White Plains Az, between 233d
and 234th SITS, plot measuring 2zo.2r-
lSlx irregular.
The two nine story elevator apart
ment houses at l44 70 100 West s1th
St. covering plot l64.6xl00.s, accord
ing to a report in real estate circles
yesterday, have been sold by the
Princeton Construction Company, Isaac
Polstein, president. The buyer IS said
70 be F.. Van Raalte. who is said 10
have given IN part payment the old
six story apartment house az the south
east corner Of West End ay. and SD
81. covering a plot l00xl0O. known as
the Carlisle dwellings, acquired by the
seller in 1911 from Franklin Pettt
who previously bought it from tho late
Mrs Morris K Jesup. The reported
deal involves sl,000,00O.
The following properties were taken
By Mulliken E. Moeller from William
Bradley IN part payment for The apart
ment house At 3l2 to 3l6 West ooth
81: The plot lO0x3 i64x irregular on
the north side of Nagle av., 200 feet
west of Ellwood St. in the Dyckman
section: 62s-63l Concord av., a two
story stable, 5ll0xe6. with an az to
1875 East l5lst ST., 50Xl52; also the
frame stable on plot 15xlOO az the
northwest corner Of Richardson av. and
24lst ST.
The deal, which vas made by Ssw-
son & Hobbs as brokers, involved about
81 100000 The s6th ST. structure was
held st s650.000. and occupies site
secured b. the builders from Franklin
Petit.
other sales follow:
b. T1fa 4 n
panv. Harry Turek president, has sold
TO Frederick Brown four five story
houses. two located on the north SIDE
of 2l2th st.. 100 feet east OF Torth az,
and the others directly in the rear
fronting on 213th IT. The property
measures so feet on each thOroughfare.
with a depth Of 200 feet, and adjolns
the old Maggie cemetery II was prsc-
tically a cash transaction, a. only a
small element Of trade figured IN the
exchange. Henry A. Blumenthal as
attorney. represented the selling com
pany. The site was acquired by the
Enwil Company last July from tho City
Investing Company. which furnished
building loans sggregating $4,000
18TH ST-Ennis & Sinnott have
bought from the estate OF Gustavus
SidenberC the northwest corner % Co
lumbus Az. and 18th St, five story
apartment house. with eight stores. The
property has frontage Of 1922 feet
on Columbus AZ. and % feet On 18th
81. Slawson & Hobbs we're the brokers.
PROSPECT AN.-The r. 2. Building
Company. Robert Podgur president, has
sold 20 an investor In a cash deal the
newly completed five story apartment
house at 1i5l Prospect ay, on plot
f4M00, diagonslly opposite Crotons
Park. Henry A. Blumenthal, as attor-
new. repre- sented the selling company.
WASHINGTON AV.-The Rosef Re
atty Company. Samuel Grodginsky
treasurer. sold 70 an investor l345-l347
Washington az. a six story thirty fam
'ly apartment hare. on plot 50 1915,
between l69th and 10th SITS. II was
a cash transaction. This males tho
fourth structure on Washington az re-
Gently disposed Of by the selling com
pany. the others being l807-l3ee and