New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
ren-Story Structure at Broad
and Beaver Streets, Re-
Gently Sold by the Morris
Famil,, Is Again Resold
Union So. Loft for Winter
Takes Over Old Holdings;
= Buyers Still Attracted to
the Downtown District

The Morris Building, at the north.
ysst corner of Broad and Beaver
..,set has been resold by Elias A
Cohen. as president of the Broadway
Iohn Street Company. A steamship
company is understood to be the buy
.r. TIE price paid is just little
more than 81 100000, according to the
story heard in downtown real estate
circles The building is ten stories
high and was bought by Mr. Conea
from the Valentine Building Com
uany which is the Morris family.
about two weeks. Shortly after the
deal was announced Mr.. Cohen said
~. he had negotiations pending fov
,he resale Of the building to trust
company. The building cc,ers q site
as.9 feet on Broad Streel and 50 l
feet on Beaver Street. Th. corner
had been owned by the Morris Family
for many years.
Another Beaver Street Sale
The iour-story building at II
Beaver Street, bordering the north
eat corner of Beaver and New
streets. has been sold. The Bayari
estate IS the seller. but the name Of
the buyer could not be learned yes
terday The building has a frontage
Of 27l feet on Beaver Street ana
about E. teen feet on New Street. 1t
IS or the same block with the Morris
building.
Union Square Property Sold
The Merchants Exchange Realty
Corporation has sold 20 the " ter
Realities Benjamin w ~tel, president.
N7he twelve story loft building at SO
Union Square with an al" to 1Ol-
los West Sixteenth ST. eet, being 26v
125 feet on Union Square and t6x
lO3 feet on Sixteenth Street. The
structure was erected by the sellers
about fifteen years ago. and has never
been out of their possession.
Activity in West 24th Street
Elias Gussaroff and Harry Matz.
operating as NJ. & G. Realty Co. have
purchased the twelve-story loft build
ing at 14S-l50 West Twenty-four.h
St eet, on plot 50xl0O. Oterburg,
Slender & Houston represented the
buyers.
I. Sharum has bought from Ida
Emily ]. Mommer and Frederick Ewald
MOmmer, 1915 West Twenty fourth
Street, an eleven story loft building
on plot 52xS99. The Alpereau Cop
ration was the broker
Wenstein Buys and Sells
Norris Weinstein has bought f, ON the
Broadway Savings Institution through
the Brown Nhoelock Company the
f'e-story ironf4 building, at 3l5-
81 Church Street, on plot 50x75, with
25-foot 81" around the southeast
@ rer to So Llspenard Street. Mr..
wenstein also bought from the Pet
ersheld Realty Company (Stuyvesant
Fish estatel through the same brokers
the northwe corner Of Third Avenue
and Sixteenth Street, seven three story
buildings, on plot 92x100. He also
bought through George A. Bloomfield
from the JACOB Ke bs estate the two
tve-story apartments with stores
known as the Marcella, at 4 to Ii East
10Th Street, on plot l45Xl00 with an
l." TO 20l3 Fifth Avenue around the
soutneast corner. three-st story build
ng, lsxS0, through which is the en-
trance to the westerly apartment
louse.
"elNStc'n mas Sold through
Jacob A. Doigenas the six-story mer-
lantle build ng at 274-216 Church
Street, on pot 50xl00
Sales in Old Downtown District
Charles F. Noyes Company has sold
10 Richard S. Elliott the two five-story
oit buildings at 1912 and 1874 Front
S'seet on lot l5XS4 each. Possession Of
me property is to be had on May /,
and negotiations are pending for the
SaIe OF both properties.
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
Also u.s. resold for Richard S. Elliott, 49,
10 Gold Street, two loft buildings,
IN lot 5Ox25, to Benjam Y. Harrison.
'wner Of AZ Spruce ST. eet, abutting.
ar Harrison now controls at this
point piottage of about 5000 square
feet.
Besides the Noyes Company has re-
sOld TO Clinton X. Scoheld for all cash,
zh Pearl Street, hve-story and base
ment building on lot 2oxl0l. The
hrm Of Rudman & Scofeld has been
tenant in the building for over