The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-05
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
CITY AND SUBURBAN
Trading in Residential Prop
critics Is Feature Of a
Normal Market.

the crisis OF moving day has theoreti-
caily passed. Observers who maintain
that recent legislation has put a llinlz
IN the buying OF residential properties
are inclined 10 believe that much of the
trading now apparent is the result of
unloading on the part of spectators.
Others affirm that the rent legislation
has never had the power permanently
10 injure the STABILITY OF dwellings, or
Ct multifamily structures. and they
point to the continuance OF the boom
in city residential trading as an indica-
ton of what the market will be when
the uncertainty of lawmaking is passed
The activity in these properties, how
ever. seems to be largely confined 70
old city houses and does not include the
newly developed properties In the out
lying boroughs, where sluggishness In
the buying movement continues.
Dwelling Sales Reported.
Harry Tanner sold the Ave story
dwelling at 81 st. Marks place for G.
Thomas to John Becker.
j. b. English sold for the estate of
William knight to John II. Kliegl the
three story dwelling at S33 West Fiji
tieth street, 1e.2x105. and has resold the
Sandrocx
T. Sharum sold to Regina NJ. Clair
mont sos West 115th street, three
story dwelling. 16.Sxl0O.1l.
Goodwin & Goodwin sold for Marcella
r. Macharo to Anna Josephson the
three story dwelling at 12s West 11sth
street. 2Ox100.11.
Meyer d. Rothschild sold to George
c. Atwater the six three and four story
houses at 40 to $50 West Fifty-third
street, 113.4x100.5, adjoining the Man
haitian Storage and Warehouse building
at the southeast corner Of Seventh ave-
nue..
Walter c. Stokes and another. exec
utors sold 20 Harold II. schmid the
four story dwelling at SO West Seventy
first street. 19. 6X102.2.
The former Plel residence at 245 West
Seventy-second street. between Broad
way and West End avenue. has been
sold by Maria Piel 10 DR.. Max Garnet.
1t Is a four story dwelling, with extern
sions, SOx102.2. Mrs. PIel allows a
mortgage for s2s 900 to remain for three
years at per cent.
Max Gernshyn sold TO William Uhl-
mann the four story dwelling at 80 West
Eighty-ninth street. 20xl00.S.
A. NJ Heinsheirner sold to Maurice
Packard the four story dwelling at II
West SEVENTEEN street. 22x10o.5.
Sadie Bersin sold to Elizabeth Tray
nor the three story dwelling at $50 West
1880 street, lfoASc.ll.
Emma NJ Wood sold to Hattie Hirsch-
berg the three story dwelling at 16s
East 10th street. 15.1x1o0.
Gottfried Kritzler sold to Mary Arm
heiter the two three story dwellings at
400 and All East Slxty-flrst street 50x
100.
Edward A. Spengmann sold TO the
Donald Holding Company the three story
dwelling at l52 West 1924 street, TASK
ss.11.
Edna p. Morton bought from De Witt
Fox the four story dwelling at 327 West
Seventy-fifth street. 2oxio2.2.
Brown Wheelock Company. Inc, sold
for the Clark estate the five story dwell
ing at 80 West Seventy-fourth street.
2ox102.2. This is the forty-flrst house
scld by these brokers for the Clark es-
tate since the first Of the year.
Mrs. stetson buys Dwelling.
Mrs. Augusta T. Stetson. organizer OF
the Christian Scientist Church in this
city. has acquired the four story and
basement residence at West Ninety
sixth street. 2ox100. adjoining the rec
tory OF the First Church of Christ,
Scientist. at the north corner Of Central
Park West and Ninety-sixth street
which she built Mrs. Stctson left the
mother church In 1919 following a con-
the First Church. Jessie 3. christiancy
is the seller OF the dwelling at No. ?.
Apartment and Flat Trading.
Nj. Hirschfield. Inc, sold to Aaron
Rolnik the six story apartment at 81
and SO East Nlnety-eighth street, 50S
Ie0.11.
Henry stern sold the five story apart
n ent with stores at the northeast corner
~ a and Ninaty-
street. 25.9x74. to John Shirackson.
william Blumstein sold TO Clara Coher
the five story flat at c11 West 120th
etreet. 15x100.l1.
Duff & conGer. Inc. sold for the
Hayes estate TO Otto w. Wuertz the
store and flat on the southwest corner
of Third avenue and Eighty-fifth street
s1x15, which has been owned by tn,
Hayes family for more than fifty years
David Cohen sold to Sadie Weber tn,
five story flat at 1s West Hath street
f5x1o0.f1.
Tomasso p. Ronca sold TO Margaret l.
Ciordano the six story tenement witt
stores at 331 and 333 East Thirtyfourtl
etreet, 4ox97.6.
Press Improvement Corporation sol,
TO Louis Berman the two five story flat
and stores at 1172 alb 1l74 Madison
avenue. 40.11xf10.
Bertha Abeles sold 10 Fannie Drosme
tho four story tenement at 81 Eas
Fourth street. 23.6x722
William Gillian sold to Morris Rosen
baum the six story tenement at tn
northwest corner OF Cherry and Rutger
streets. 6fx63.1lX Irregular.
Samuel Frieder sold 10 Gustave N
Fielder the four story tenement at 3S
East Forty-seventh street, 20x10o.5.
Adrian g Van Rossem sold to Patric
cassidy the four story tenement at 40
East 1890 street. lSx100.11.
Max Tarsches sold TO Gertrude Nor
Eanstern the six story tenement wit
stores at 416 Cherry street, 25xe7.S.
Relnhart Realty Corporation sold IN
five story tenement at 221 East Eighty
FIRST street. 25.6x100.
Moses Klahr sold to the United Prod
nee Dealers Association the Ave stor.
fat and store at 2547 Eighth avenue
15xs5.
other Deals In Manhattan.
Land Estates. Incorporated, with IN
New York Title and Mortgage Compan
sold tho store and loft building az 27S
60 2799 Broadway. southwest corner o
10Sth street, 20 Emanuel Blout. repre-
scented by s. Marshall Kronhelrncr. al
torncy.
Real Estate Management Compan