New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Heavy Speculation in Apartments

story dwelling. to a Mr.. Hoist, who
gave IN exchange the five story apart
ment house at $50 East 152d Street, on
pot ooXl0o; also 1890 Park Avenue,
Manhattan, a five story tenement with
two stores, on lot 25x1O0, for Mr.. Hesit,
70 Bertha Cohen, and resold it for
ITS. Cohen to an investing corpora
tlon; also sold the northwest corner of
prospect Avenue and 181st Street, a
live story apartment house, on lot 29X
100, tor an estate to Mr.. Schlesinger,
tor investment; also for Francis Lipp-
ner to David Cohen, 747 East 1S1st
otreet, a thirty-family five story apart
ment houses 50x92xl00.
Queens Sites in New Hands
The F. & NJ. Schaefer Brewing Com
pany has sold to J. Isodi plot, 5Ox10O
teet, on the southeast side of Grace
Street, southwest of Wilson Avenue,
Long Island City.
NJ. Dayton has purchased from X.
felischer plot. 50X143 feet, on the
west side of Waldo Avenue, south Of
the Shore Road, Bayside
Trading IN Nearby Jersey
Charles Bolinger las sold to the
Summit Theatre Company the two story
moving picture theatre at $50 to 254
summit Avenue, West Hoboken, for
100000.
The c. Alfred Rurhorn Company has
sold the residence at ''22 Hudson
Street, Hoboken, for Mrs. Jennie F.
Daab = DR.. George B. Srath, who will
remodel the building; TIE business
properties at the northwest corner of
Fark Avenue and Tenth Street to
George Pruser. 93 Washington Street
to Cornelius Caldes, who owns other
property in the block, and the dwelling
and garage at 81 Hamilton Place, High
land Park, Weehawken, to Jacob Hey
man.
Renting Space in Trade Zones
:, The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the building at so New Bowery
to the Ann Metal ard Paper Company
tor five years from February 1 at an
aggregate rental of about $4,000; with
Hell d Stern. the ninth floor of the
Masonic Building, Twenty-third Street
and Sixth Avenue, to Louis Greenberg
Bro, and the fifteenth floor in the
same building to the II. Zaidenberg
Company, Inc.
Spear &, Co. have rented at "a to 90
Fifth Avenue the fourth floor to the
belber Trunk and Bag Company, and
the sixth floor to Sussman & Unger;
the eleventh loft at 4S to 54 West
twenty-hfth Street to J. Mikola & Bro.
the eighth loft at II Fifth Avenue to
the Niagara Silk Mills, the fourth floor
at 258 and 260 Greene Street to the Bee
Hat Works, the first loft in 552 Broad
way to Julius Rosenberg and at 1873 to
l4l West Twentyhrst Street 5000
square feet to Harry Bokal.
M. l.. Hess have leased with Fred
erick Fox & Co. the eighth floor at 81
and 33 East Tenth Street to the Vein
berg Feather Neckwear Company, and
the fifth floor at 821 and 1928 Broadway
to- DUDE & Reingold
The third floor at 220 Fourth Avenue
to A. l.. Horowitz & Co.; the fourth
floor at 135 Fifth Avenue to the Tuxedo
Shirt Company.
Louis Schrag has leased for Emil Fl.
tickinger and the New York Berger
Company the building at 154 Eleventh
Avenue with an 81" OH Twenty
Street to the Oxzyn Company, whole
sale druggists.
Samuel H. Martin and A. Kane Com
ment at 2173 Eighth Avenue to Louis
Schoonmaker.
Takes Sixth Avenue Corner
Samuel Gruber has taken a long
lease through Pease G. Gilman on the
properly at olG SlXth Avenue, south
east corner cf Thirty-sixth Street,
little four story building across from
the Herald Building. The Wiener es-
tate owns it. Mr.. Gruber will operate
the property in connection with an ad-
Joining parcel which he occupies.
Clinton T. Roe represented him in the
transaction.
Lease for Yonkers Stores
A fve-year lease aggregating s11,750
IN rental with option of renewal was
closed yesterday for two stores with
approximately forty feet frontage on
Broadway in the Victor Hugo apart
ment building, at Post Street and
South Broadway, Yonkers. The lease
was negotiated direct with She Ger
hereux Company. owner, and Iveli
Brothers &. D'Albora, who will operate
the premises as first class modern
general retail market.
West Side Dwellings Leased
Siawson &, Hobbs have rented for
Il. NJ. Martin the dwelling at 240 West
Scvcnty-fourth Street to R. Open
helm; also 7G West Eighty-ninth Street
for Dr.. G. =. Buggo to NJ. Luckel, and
$50 West Seventy eighth Street for
Miss Justinia Duffy to Gus Clark
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