New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Park Avenue
Apartment ResOld
At "A Profit
Big House at 82d st. Corner
Bought Recently Sold
Again; First Speculative
Deal in Park Ave. i'm 1919

The twclvc-story apartment house
81 the northeast corner OF Park Ave
nue. and Eighty-second Street has been
resold by Mayer & Mayer to Max
Natanson at price said to be much
above what the sellers paid for the
house about three weeks ago. the
apartment is one of the fine houses
on Park Avenue and covers site l4O
feet on Park Avenue and 100 feet on
the street. William S. Baker negoti-
ated the deal. This is the first indi-
cation of speculation in Park Avenue
apartments noticed since the first of
the year.
Haven Court Sold Again
Byrne & Bowman have sold for Jo-
scph Shenk to the Realty Managers,
inc, Frank Begrisch, jr., president, the
Haven Court apartments at the north
west corner of Broadway and 1S0th
Street, which Mr.. Shenk bought last
week. 1t is a six-story elevator apart
ment structure on plot 100x150. This
is the second large investment pur-
, chase by Mr.. Begrisch recently, the
other involving the three apartment
houses at the southeast corner of
Grand Boulevard and Concourse and
Fordham Road. They were acquired
through Byrne & Bowman and r. H.
Scobie as brokers.
Operator Sells to Operator
The Isaac Lowenfeld Realty Corpo-
ration has bought from the Benenson
Realty Company for cash 104 West
174th Street, a five-story apartment
house, on plot 50x100. l.. j. Green
berger was the broker.
$4,000 Temple on 177th Street
son Company has sold for Nicholas F.
Walsh to the Temple Gate of Hope the
plot 50x100 on the south side of 177th
Street, 106 feet east of Broadway.
Temple Gate of Hope will erect
building costing about $4,000, work to
be started May /.
Scobie Closes Four Deals
Richard H. Scobie has sold for the
Benenson Realty Company the five
story apartment at 10 Sherman Ave-
S0x125. Mr.. Scobie also sold for the
Wedgewood Company the store build
ing at 2635 to 2647 Webster Avenue.
and resold for Frederick l. Rennert, of
Boston, the four-story apartment
house at 916 Kelly Street, on plot
3Sx120x44, and the three-story brick
house known as 2432 Grand Con-
coupse, for Francis Sullivan.
Wadsworth Ave. Flats for Syndicate
The Morgenstern Brothers Syndi-
Realty Company 354 to $50 Wads-
worth Avenue, four tive-story apart
ment houses, overlooking the Hudson,
20x100. S. Grossman was the broker.
Sale on Edgecombe Avenue
The Isear Realty Corporation bought
for cash the six-story apartment
house. sox1oo, at 395- -S37 Edgecombe
Avenue, from a client of Reeves &
Todd.
Jackson Takes Harlem Corner
Daniel H. Jackson has bought from
the Agra Holding Company, l. H. Kra-
mer, president, the northeast corner
of Lenox Avenue and 117th Street, q
vestory fiat with stores on plot Ak
100.
Harry Sugarman has sold for
client of Frederic de Peyster Foster
the fve-story triple fiat at 5 East
117th Street, 25x100, near Fifth Ave
nue.. The purchaser is julius Ride,
an attorney, who will hold it as an in
yeStment.
Downtown Tcnements Sold
Samuel I. Gordon, through Abram
S. Jaffer, attorney, bought the six
story tenement, 26.10x85, at SO Pike
Street.
Roth & Solomon sold for the Citi-
zens Savings Bank to Harry Abramo-
witz, the five-story tenement $40 Mad
ison Street, 25x97. The buyer re-
Gently purchased 33s, adjoining,
through the same brokers. Beall &
Rogers acted as attorneys for the
seller and Samuel Solomon for the
purchaser.