New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Strong Tur nto Dwellings
Reflected in Trading
Brown Dwelling on 10th ST.,
Which Cost 100000 to
Build. Is Sold

Douglas Gilman x Co. have sold for
MIS- stephen H. Brown her former
residence al 154 East Seventeen Street.
tour-story tireproof American base
ment dwelling on plot 4ox1oo. This
mouse, although east of Lexington Ave
nue., is one of the most attractive in
'"e city and contains a private garage
and many other very unusual features
1t was built little over ninetv-two
years ago al total cost of close to
$200,000
Inc house contains many antiquities
from all parts of Europe 1t was pur-
chased by well-known New Yorker
Tor MS own occupancy. At the present
time it is occupied by the Maunes
Music Scnool.
"A lO1,i 1,inaya,l' l'-by Sc g. shrdl mfwvnn
Three houses in asst Sixtv~frst
street, east of Third Avenue, were Sc
cured Yesterday by brokers for clients
VINO cannot find apartments to suit or
are uhWllllng to meet the demands of
landlords. Houses sold include the
ttnree-story residence at 226 East
Slxty-frst Street, purchased about
tnree years ago by the Pag Company,
composed of physicians, Phi Alpha
Hammas, for a clubhouse
The Rutland e. Whiting & BENJAMIN
Company has sold 236 East Sixty-frst
Street for Jessie Gatens, and 222 East
olXty-hrst Street, for Luder Reinker.
represented by Joseph f. Seitz. The
same brokers recently sold 224. 22S
and 232 in the same block. all being
three story and basement dwellings
2oxlOO feet. which the new owners are
TO occupy after alterations 1t is un-
derstood that the houses will be con
verted into American Easements, the
dining rooms of which will open upon
garden yards.
The purchasing movement so far has
resulted in sale for occupancy of all
the houses on East Sixty-first Street
from 222 to 23S on the south side of
the block between Third and Second
Avenues, and 207 to 22l, 235 to 241,
with the exception of 239, which also
rs on the verge of sale,
Dwelling Sales in Harlem
George W. Brettel has sold for the
estate OF John IL, Fisher to the Hud-
Will Realty Company the dwelling on
lot l6,SXlO0 at asa East l20th Street.
William Ennis has sold for Maurice
Mandebaum to Edgar Campbell 94a
West lS7th Street, a five story dwell
ing on lot lSNa9,ll,
Operator lakes Profit in eath Street
The three story hreWnstone dwelling
on lot 9ANip0 a ~ East lWentNssiXth
Street. haa been bought by GOWN &
Co, from NJ, A, Levy,
New Owner en- West f1d Street
Selma stern has sold the lRtory and
basement dwelling ut gb Wost seventy
thitd Street, on q lot ga6& tn2,9 near
Central Park West
Studios in 5tst Street Block
corporation now being formed has
arranged to purchase from Mrs J. W
Davids her residence at % West Fifty
first street, between Fifth and Sixth
Avenues, Columbia College easehold.
for conversion into doctors Offices and
studios. 1t is a four-story structure.
with one-story extension, occupying
plot 27.6 feet wide by 1908 feet in
depth.
1t is reported that the four-story.
21-foot dwelling at 80 West Fifty-first
Street, one door west of the above
property. also a Columbia College
leasehold, has practically been sold for
similar alteration.
Backer Sells 10Th Street House
L. j. Phillips G. Co. has sold for the
George Backer Construction Com
pany to purchaser who will oc-
cupy as his residence the four and one
half story highstoop dwelling at "a
West Seventy sixth Street, on lot 25x
1922, between Central Park West and
Columbus Avenue. The seller acquired
the property in December, 1917, from
Conrad Stein in part payment for the
nine story apartment house at 317
West Eighty-ninth Street. The Sew
enty-siXtn Street house is one OF row
erected on that block by James Carlew
and is the only one of the high-stoop
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