The New York herald., 1920-01-18
Brokerage Reports Involved
Holdings in Every Section
of the City.

closed in the heart OF the automobile sec
don. Through Hill & Rice. Colonel
George r. Fearing, Of Newport, leased
1852 TO 1886 Broadway. through to 7s3 TO
ss5 9TH av., a two story building, midway
between 51st and 52d sts. The avenue
frontages are about C feet each. the depth
being about 166 feet The lessee is the
Silver Lunch Company, which acquires
the property for twenty-one years. from
May 1. with privilege of renewal. the
rental for the first term approximsting
s1.0O0.oO0
OH Church Edifice Sold.
Realty activity in the Pennsylvania
zone continues unabated. the latest trans
action involving the Thirty-fourth Street
Collegiate Reformed Church property at
505 to 500 West 3ith st, 75x9S.9. The buyer
Is the Manufacturers Trust Company,
whose west side branch Is located at the
northwest corner Of Sth av. and 3ith St,
adjoining Joseph M. May was the
broker. 1t is understood that the site
will be improved One of the stipula tions
of the sale was that. in the event OF the
demolition OF the church edifice. the con-
tents of the cornerstone shall be surren
dered to the selling corporation. To the
west is the Manhattan Opera House.
scribners Lense Building.
Charles and Arthur H Scribner leased
the building 25S and 255 5th av., between
Est and 22d sts., for long term. Ex-
tensive improvements are TO be made
George Milne was the broker.
Fifth Avenue Building Project.
Eastern Construction Company. Benja-
min Leavin, president has obtained the
contract to erect a new six story building
on the plot 50xfo0, at 255 and 257 5th av..
owned by the No. 255 Fifth Avenue Conn
pany. j. Lapin, president J. Eckman. the
architect, estimates the cost at $4,000.
The front will be glazed white terra
Gotta. Two elevators and a 100 per cent
sprinkler system will be Installed
Henri BendeI, Inc, Buys.
Henri Bendel, Inc. is the buyer OF the
Lahhan house at Is West 5Sth ste re-
ported yesterday. and has also bought
the adjoining house ut Is from the Guar
antee Trust Co. The property abuts
the buyers present holdings, and II
is planned to erect building to provide
space for the firms expansion Harris
Vaughan and Harvey c. Crane were the
brokers.
Byeecker Street building Sold. .
f. w. Sharp and Henry Shapiro & Co
sold for the estate Charles T. Wills tc
Heidelberg Wolff & Co. the thirteen story
Condict Building, at 2s5 TO 269 Bleecker st.
Ssxl0o. This building was erected by
Charles T. Wills about twenty years ago
1t was held at $50 900. This concern has
occupied the major portion Of the build
ing since its erection.
SnIe in Ord broadway.
Henry w Gennerich purchased. through
through Byrue g. Bowman. from Alfred
Coburn and Caroline Cumming. two SIX
story apartments. 75x113. at Y to Is OLD
Broadway, renting for $4,000 annually anc
held at s125, 600. Tho sellers erected the
buildings about seven years ago.
Deals for Loft Buildings
Thomas ]. o'Reilly sold for the II. W
G. Corporation, Henry w. Gennerici
president. the nine story loft at 13 and L
West 10Th St, 56x92 On the expiration
OF present leases it is estimated that the
building, which has been held at S7b 600
will rent for $4,000.
Alfred NJ Rau sold the seven story loft
building. q West 18th St, TO the X. & A.
Realty Company. through Bleiman & Co.
which resold the property TO q Mr. Tau.
ber
Buys snd Sells In Fourth Avenuc.
Max Struasser. president of the White
Rose Banking Company, sold 40 to tt3 4tr
av., four four story buildings, SEX about
90 TO a syndicate Of silk interests. The
seller in turn purchased 4S4 to 46S fth av.
three four story buildings, 60x78, from the
Nosema1 estate, which has held the prop
srty since 1865. Ewing. Bacon g. Henry
we're the brokers. Mr.. Strausser proposes
TO improve his purchase with building
for his own occupancy.
Operator Buys Three Parcels.
Harry Engei Realty Company purchased
A University place. a seven story loft
s5xIO0, from the Cosul Realty Company
throurh VI. Rosenthal Company; also z
TO 80 Bleecker St. a seven story loft. 67x72
from the Conrad Stein estate. and 2S4 Wes
18th ST., n four story building, 22xl0C, from
T. Rinaldi, through the Duross Company
snIes on Washington Heights.
Charles wynne and Louis II. Low resolt
SIS and $50 West 10th ST., n five stor,
apartment house, 75xSs. having a gros
rental of $1,000 and held at $4,000, 4
Nicholas Celia through Harry Sugerma'
and Benjamin Topper
John B. Newton sold TO Jane Sader TIL
dwelling, l7.6x10o. at 52s West 1aSd st.
hroueh Tobias Schwabe.
Transactions I'm Harlem
J. s Maxwell sold for the Pocom
Realty Company to the Roman Realt'
Company. Lewis Schlecter, president. tn
five story apartment. 1856 and lSs Yves
nth St. s7.6xl0o. held at $4,000 and SHOW
ing a rental Of 5000. Negotiations ar
,endinz for the resale to a builder. wh'
fiorres that at small cost the propert'
,v,iI after alterations are completed, shov
a gross rental OF $4,000 per annum
uudwilI Corporation. Hudson r. Rose
r,rarident. DOuEnl iTOui esc
me three story dwelling. 2oxss.ll. at
cast iasd ST.: also bought 81 East 10
q similar property, from Charie
Wanninger. ..,s o.,
soronel WaIiach 124 West 11sth ST. foui
s1rv dwelling, 24xfOo. 20 Herman woos
nbert VI stout resold for Peter Dan
West 18th St, four story dweiiins
5G~eii -.
Hyean Poucker sold the dwelling at 81
CASE 20th Sc.
o.her Manhattan Sales
y. " veiskcr sold for George w. Dibbl'
eEtatc L, Charles r.. Faruoio ~ ano y
Become =. a six story tenement Sex'S.
y. ArthL Fischer sold for Henry
Ushetta 6N6th av, four story buildins
between 80 and Sstb SITS. and abuttlnp
he five stoy building 81 West 31th 81
affordng The new owner frontage II
both thorougi1ares
Duross Company sold the five stor,
apartment lSo,16 at s3s West 18th 81
for Anna Gody George a. Du Bois.
Fsoman 4 Taulert sold through Schind
Ter & Lebler i20 East SD st., a five stor'
Tat. my1U) TO Emil Orn ngtotu. who con