New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-19
Operator Buys Flats
In Manhattan and Bronx
Four Apartments Secured From
Various Concerns by
Morris PoIskv

Morris Polsky, operator, has acquired
four apartment properties in Manhat-
tan and the Bronx From the Grand
Concourse Realty Company he bought
1888 and 1913 Boston road, two five
story houses, on plot 140x184x irregu-
lar, accommo dating seventy families
and held at $19O,OOO A. Blumenthal
the broker, has sold this property three
times within the last six months.
Mr.. Polsky has also bought from
the Hycorn Realty Corporation Oily
man Berman and Rudolph Simon) the
| Sharon, siX-story apartment house
at 2 Manhattan avenue, northwest cor
ner of Tooth street, occupying a lot
25X95, and from Adelstein e. Avrutine
the sX-story apartment house on a
plot of three lots at the southeast cor
ner of Hunts Point and Garrison ave
.nues, valued at 100000.
Take Convent Avenue Flat
Isidore thinner and Samuel Reznick,
operating under the title of the Harted
Realty Company, who purchased Pink
ney and " ats Courts on West 1i1st
street, have purchased from Henry W.
Gennerich through Peter AXelrad the
six story, thirty four family apartment
house known as the Saranac, at 47O
Convent avenue, southwest corner of
151st street. The structure returns an
annual rental of $500 The property
fronts 100 feet on the avenue and S6.l1
feet on 15lst street, with westerly and
southerly dimensions of 100 and 10.
feet respectively.
jackson Buys More Flats
The Nehring Company, Jules Nehr-
ing and Max Rlau, have sold for the
Amsterdam Audubon Construction Com
pany to Daniel H. jackson. operator,
404 408 and 4l2 Audubon avenue,
southeast corner of 1S6th street, three
five story modern apartment houses on
a combined plot of 1o0xl00. The struc-
lures coptain accommodations for sew
entyfve families, and show an annual
, rental of $32, 900. The deal was for
all cash. This is the sixth property
purchased by Mr.. Jackson through the
same brokers in the past month.
Rcsels 12Oth Street House
The Merit Realty Corporation, Mar
Gus l.. Osk, president, sold the three
! story and basement brownstone front
two family dwelling, 1O4 West 12Oth
street, 1SX100.11, to Louis w Markell
through Samuel Jackson. The seller
bought the property a few weeks ago
from the Delano estate. The purchaser
will occupy.
Lower East Side Stores
The old German Evangelical Re
formed Church at the southeast corner
of Avenue B and Fifth street, land
mark of the east side, is to be re-
placed with one-story stores by the
Fardwal Realty Company, Hyman
Berman, president, which has just
bought the property. 1t was sold by
a syndicate composed of Drs Max VOL
per and |. Arthur Stoloff, and Max
Meyer, who acquired it last month
from the church trustees. The site
fronts 72 feet on Avenue B and 100
feet on Fifth street. 1t is directly
opposite the Loew theatre.
Deal on Third Avenue
William Peters & Co. sold the lease
hold of 105S Third avenue, four story
building, 17.11X90, to William Werth-
ner.
Takes House From Sales List
Judge Henry W. Unger has bought
the four story tenement, 20X7S, at 972
Second avenue, between Fifty-first and
Fifty-second streets. The property,
which was to have been sold at auc-
ton from the stand of Joseph p Day,
is owned by Blanche Page Judge
Unger is large owner of real estate
in this section.