The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-17
16 STORY BUILDING
ON nth AVE. RESOLD
Structure at Northwest Corner
Of 28th Street Is Taken
Over by Operator.

The sixteen story nreproof business
building with stores at 404 TO 412 Fourth
avenue, northwest corner of Twenty
eighth street, has been resold by the 404
Fourth Avenue Corporation. formed re-
Gently at Albany with capital of $685.
900, to Joseph Shehk. The structure
stands on plot fronting GAL feet on
the avenue and rs feet on the street. It
shows an annual rental of about $780,
600. Mr.. Shenk acquired the property
at price close to s1.25o.00o. I. Refs l.
Co. and II. Feinberg were the brokers.
Aronson Buys on Canal Street.
VIM. II. Whiting & Co.. with Homer
Foot, Jr, have sold for the Dubois es-
tate, represented by DAILY. Hoyt & Mason,
attorneys. to Harry Aronson. the oper-
ator. the two six story buildings at 264
and 266 Canal street and the abuttinG
parcel in the rear known as 81 Walker
street. The Canal street property has u
frontage of 49.7 and a depth Of 96.5.
The Walker street plot is 24.1x93.10.
The purchaser was represented by Lurle
& Feinberg. The property will probably
be altered on April next, when present
leases expire.
New Restaurant for broadway.
Robert J. Coverdale leased for NJ. NJ
Hayward, agents, the front basement in
the Broadway Central Building, at the
northeast corner of F1fty-frst street and
Broadway, to n restaurant concern.
Harlem Florist Leases Flat.
Mary A. Kocher leased for John N.
Gardner to the Massas Floral Company
the five story apartment with stores at
the northeast corner Of LenoX avenue
and 126th street. 33.10x75. for twenty
one years at an annual net rental of
S10,500.
New Theatre for Ridge<Hood.
The Glenwood Theatre Company has
purchased through Leonard Davidson e
Co.. Inc, the vacant plot 100x1326. at
Myrtle avenue and Decatur street.
Brooklyn. as a site for a theatre to seat
1000 persons. The second story will be
arranged for Offices. Construction will
begin in January 1921.
In the Dwelling Market.
James L. Van SAINT sold to X. A. Gal
gean 452 West 145th street. q three
story dwelling, 16x100.
Sidney l.. Warsawer sold for the Sine
val Realities Corporation 319 West 18th
street. three story dwelling. 16.Sx
100.11. This sale marks the ninth house
in this row sold by the same broker.
Other Deals in Manhattan.
NJ. & L. Hess, Inc, sold for the Three
West Sixteenth Street Corporation the
four story building, 33.4x92 at West
Sixteenth street, to the international
Ladies Garment Workers Union for ex-
ecutve offices.
Wooley, Watkins & Jordan. Inc, sold
for the Keewis Realty Company the
one and half story brick stable, 50x
100. on the north side of West 1880
street. 1875 feet west of Broadway. The
buyer will alter extensively.
Elizabeth A. Bend sold to Marion L.
Stevens the six story building at %
West Twenty-slxth street. 1S.9x10O. near
Fifth avenue.
Thomas Ford sold to the Hudson p.
Rose Company for James B. Hartzell
the four story tenemenes at 430 to 436
Pleasant avenue, each 1Sx74.
Deals Revealed in Transfers
The Congregation House of Learning,
Remnant of Israel Inc, bought from
Charles NJ. Wimpfheimer the three story
building at 100 Columbia street.
21.Sx75.4, near Stanton street.
Barnes Realty Company sold to the
Hickey Contracting Company 24S and
ESQ West Sixty-flrst street. a one story
building and vacant lot, the two meas
uring 50x100.
C. Joseph & Co sold to Mabel Rosen-
baum the two and a half story building
at % East Second street, 1S.2x6S.5.
Lucius Beebe a Sons bought the four
story garage at 215 and 217 Lexing-
ton avenue. southeast corner of Thirty
third street, 50.9x95.
The Vacant plot. 100x100. at the south
west corner OF Amsterdam avenue and
1S9th street has been purchased by the
city for $4,000. The sellers were Bay
ard Tuckerman and another as trustees.
Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum resold
to Joseph A. Grulen the three story
dwelling at 34s East Eighty-fourth
street. 20x102.2.
Catharine Loughran sold to Jane Grif-
fin the three story dwelling at 20 East
130th street. 16x100.
John u. Berwind sold to Georgia 8.
whitman his former residence, three
story dwelling at 102 East Thlrty-nn,h
street, adjoining Park avenue, 21x9S.9.
Last June Mr.. Berwind bought the home
OF the late George w. Perkins at IS Park
avenue for $4,000.