New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Trading in
Apartments Big
Feature of Day
Operators Turn Attention to
Manhattan's Multifamily
Houses; Several West of
Central Park Are Sold

The St. Valiers, the seven story apart
ment house on the west side of Morn
ingside Drive from 10th to 120th
street. was bought yesterday by Dan
icl II. Jackson from Loron P. Bradley,
Walter I. Bradley and Alice E. Smith.
The st. Valiers covers a plot 1635x
$50. This building is modern struct-
ure in the Columbia University section.
The building was erected by the West
Side Construction Company about five
years ago. The Bradleys bought it
from the builder.
The st. Valiers was held at 100000.
Besides a large amount of cash Mr..
Jackson gave the block front on the
westerly side of Audubon Avenue, in
cluding the southwest corner of 186th
Street, known as 404-412 Audubon Ave
nue., three five-story apartments. The
Audubon Avenue property figured in
the deal at $300,000. Slawson g. Hobbs
were the brokers in the transaction.
Brokaws Sell Apartments
John Finch has sold for the estate
of Isaac V. Brokaw the three six-story
elevator apartments situated at to II
West Ninety-second Street, on a plot
13Sx100, and for the same estate 375
Central Park West, seven-story ele-
vator apartment, on plot 50x100. Mr..
Finch has also sold for the Jules Realty
Company the six-story apartment at
X. Pendleton and William C. Bowers,
trustees, the premises at Ga West
Ninety-third Street, five-story apart
ment on plot 37.6x1OO, and the vacant
plot S3xS0 on Bathgate Avenue, east
side, 1873 feet north of 189th Street, for
Edward D. Loughman, attorney.
Bank Parts With Drive Corner
The Irving Arms, at 222 Riverside
Drive, has been sold by the Albany Saw
ings Bank, through w. j. Huston G.
Son. 1t is a seven-story house, cover
ing plot of five lots at the north
corner of Ninety-fourth Street. The
purchase was made by client of the
Huston firm as an investment.
Three Heights Houses in Deal
Price & Hamel have bought the
three five-story apartment houses, on
plot 12x10o, at SOB and 511 to SIT West
175th Street, through J. Gelot.
Harlem Apartment Buyer
Vogel G. Schulz have bought the
nine-story elevator apartment house,
on plot 60x100, at 118 to 122 West
123d Street, from the McMorrow Com
PaHys ouiiutIS, LHIouSu benjamin
Wolfson.
Operator Takes Profit
Charles Galewski has resold to
Frank Borco the four five-story dou-
BILE flats at 215, PIT, 219, and 221 East
113th Street, on plot 100x100. Harry
Sugarman and William Dickson were
the brokers.
Brown Buys a Corner
Frederick Brown has bought from
the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
pany the southeast corner of Seventh
Avenue and 10th Street, six-story
elevator apartment, on a plot 1OOx75.
Julian T. Sare and H. C. Forbes were
the brokers.
Heights Retailer Buys
Norman Denzer sold for Mary S.
Gilbert to Citron Bros, the building
at 502 West 18TH Street; they
will use the premises for their bust
ness. Citron Bros. run q chain of
hardware stores on Washington
Heights.
Uptown Dwelling Sales
Margaret Smith has sold the three
story and basement dwelling at 112
West Eighty-eighth Street, on lot
15.6x10O8.
Goodwin e. Goodwin sold for F. l..
Van Zant to DR.. Z. S. Jackson the
threestory dwelling at West 123d
Street
E. X. Van winkle has sold the
dwelling at 141 West Seventieth Street
for the estate of Ella Louise Pad
dock.