New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
Dorchester, ON Drive,
Resold by Fred'k Brown
Big Structure Turned by Oper.
ator at Profit; West Side Apart
ments Figure in Trading

have figured so conspcuously in the
trading in the last few months, furn-
ished some more interesting transac-
| tions yesterday. One Of these reported
resold at good profit was the Dor
chester, the twelve story structure at
the northeast corner of Riverside
Drive and Eighty-ffth Street, on plot
125xl02, which was disposed of BY
Frederick Brown to Benz jamin Winters
The property was purchased only re-
Gently by Mr.. Brown from the Eighty
fifth Street and Riverside Drive Com
pany. Mr.. Brown has been holding it
at S800,000 The house has accommo-
dations for forty-eight families. M. H.
Gaillard & Co. were the brokers. With
the disposal of the property also came
the announcement that Mr.. Brown had
taken over the Bellemore, the six story
| elevator apartment at COS and GOT
West 115th Street, on a plot 50x100.
The property was sold by Lydia B.
Bray through Robert A. Martin & Co.
The house is located between Broad
way and Riverside Drive.
Quick Resale of Carlisle Dwelling
The Wood-Dolson Company has re-
sold for the Remlu Realty Company,
H. U. Singhai, president, the Carlisle
dwelling at the southeast corner of
West End Avenue and Eighty
Street. The new owner is John j. Dill
lon, former State Food Commissioner,
who will hold the property for invest
ment. The structure is six stories and
occupies frontage of 1922 feet on
West End Avenue and 101.8 feet on
Eighty-second Street.
Mr.. Singhai acquired the Carlisle
dwelling along with the dwellings at
West Seventy fifth Street last week in
trade with Wealie Van Raalte for the
Singhai building and apartments, oc-
cupying the block front on the north
side of Fordham Road, between Jerome
and Morris Avenues.
Arlington Court Buyer
Arlington Court, at $40 West 18TH
Street, has been bought by the Le-
bertan Corporation from William Car
penter. 1t is six-story, rs foot ele-
vator apartment house. The property
was bought for all cash over $lO2,-
500 mortgage. The brokers for the
seller have been James Boyd G. Co.
The Lebertan Corporation also
bought from the Mercantile Holding
Company the St. Drerra, at 2o6 West
Nlnety-nlnth Street, six-story ele-
vator apartment house, on plot 62x1OO.
This property has been bought for all
cash over an $4,000 mortgage. The
brokers were M. H. Gaillard G. Co.
Seventh Avenue Apartments Sold
The Victor Hugo apartments at the
southwest corner of Seventh Avenue
and 114th Street have been sold by the
Fisk Company. Connecticut corpora
ton, to the Marjohn Realty Company
Michael II. Marks and Samuel D.
Johnson). The property consists of a
tnv
100 feet on each thoroughfare.
Another sale on upper Seventh Ave-
nue. involves the six story apartment
with stores at the northeast corner of
lsbth Street, known as 1921 Seventh
Avenne. 1t stands on a plot 4Ox1OO
lhe property has been sold by Harry
Cahane to Samuel j. Branch and John
o. Matthews.
Investor Buys Sadivian Arms
William S. Baker has resold to an in
or for the Jules Realty Company.
al Wacht, jr., president, the Sa-
V' Arms, SIX story elevator apart
ne rouse at the southwest corner of
vt. \ eholas Avenue and 145th Street.
whlch the seller acquired recently. The
house $ arranged for thirty-seve fam
ilies and contains seven stores.
Takes a Profit on West 176th Street
onaW q EbDltt have sold for the
Madeline Realty Company, 574 and 576
West l76th Street, five story apart
rent house, on plot 75x87. to an in
vestor. Max Blau represented the
seller.
Sale on Amsterdam Avenue
Edward N. Crosby & Co. have sold
for Henry Ettelson, 2525-2527 and 2529-
2531 Amsterdam Avenue, two six story
brick apartment houses with stores. on
a plot S2.6x100. The purchaser is an
investor and is said to have paid all
cash for the property.
House on Seventy-seventh Street Sold
Pease G. Gilman have sold for the
estate of Olga Russell the three story
and basement dwelling at 145 West
Sseventy-seventh Street, on lot 18x1O0.
The new owner will occupy.
Cooperative Apartment Buyer
Malcolm E. Smith e. Rudolph C. Gull
YER sold an apartment in the Chatham
Court, at the corner of Sixtv-seventh
Street and Central Park West, which is
now being altered This property is
being made into a cooperative apart
ment house and adjoins the Hotel des
Artistes.