New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Rivercrest Makes Money
For Max Natanson

The Rivercrest, the six-story ele-
vator apartment at % to 33 Fort
Washington Avenue, southwest corner
OF 16Oth Street, purchased last week by
Max Natanson from the Manhattan
Savings Institution, has been resold
to a client of Philip Schapiro. The
property. held at 100000, was resold
through William S. Baker
The Mason Realty Company also sold
the six-story "walk-up" apartment at
1901 University Avenue, northwest cor
ner Of 174th Street, covering plot 1O5
x143. 1t was completed last year and
is one of four houses bought by Mr..
Natanson from the B. F.. Construction
Company. three of which have been
resold. Yesterdays sale was made
through Alexander Selkin and David
Mintz to the J. G. Leasing Company,
Inc. (Bernard Crausman).
Colonel Barbour's Heirs Sell
Dorenza Court, the six-story elevator
apartment house on plot 1OOx10O, at
545547 West 15sth Street, near Broad
way, has been sold by Norman Den
zer for the estate of the late Colonel
William Barbour. This building was
constructed few years ago by the
FRIEDMAN Construction Company, and
was held at 100000. The new owners,
appointed Norman Denzer agent for
the property.
Buys Dyckman Corner Site
Edward Osserman, of the Kermit
Realty Company, has sold four lots.
l0Oxl0O, at the northwest corner of
2l3th Street and Ninth Avenue, to a
client of A. N. Gitterman. This nron-
erty Is diagonally opposite the site
acquired through the same broker bv
the Evans Film Corporation for i'm
provement with film studio and lab
oratory, which will be erected upon the
return OF Major Tom Evans, who is in
France with the American expedition
ary forces.
Benenson Sells Three Flats
The Benenson Realty COMPANY haa
resold the two five-story apartment
houses at 70 to 81 Ellwood Street. in
the Dyckman section. occupying a
plot 125xl00. and held at $15O,0O0. The
new owner is q client of B. Harris
The structures rent for S22.5OO. and
each is arranged for thirty families.
1t was cash deal. The sellers recent
ly acquired the property from the
Sonsin Construction Company, which
built them last year
so1d Inc - Benenssn sns,s Realty Company also
w PiA A|ASCttIclu lOIO BfVant
Avenue. fve-story new-law house, on
a plot 40x100, held at $4,000. R.
Sokolski was the broker It was a
cash deal. The sellers bought the
property several months ago.
West 136th Street Buyer
Jane Cameron has sold to a Mr..
Diamond, 239 West 136th Street a
three story dwelling on lot 17x99.11
between Seventh and Eighth Avenues.
Sale In 130th Street
Mrs. Frances Hanford has sold the
three-story dwelling, 19x1OO, at III
West 130th Street, to client of
Ernest I. Bower.
Mortgage Co. Sells in 93d Street
Thomas J. O'Reilly, has sold for the
Lawyers Mortgage Company the fve-
story American basement dwelling, on
lot 17x100. at 254 West Ninety-third
Street, assessed at $4,000. The new
owner will occupy the house.
Resells Auction Purchase
The fve-story tenement at 245 West
Sixty-sxth Street has been sold bv
Lydia Kleinfeld, who purchased the
property at auction on February 3.
The Harlem Savings Bank has sold
to Everline NJ. Murphy the three
story dwelling, 16.3x75, at ATS East
18th Street. The property was pur
chased at auction few weeks ago bv
the bank