The New York herald., 1920-01-23


buildings. fully furnished, with posses
sion. 1t is located at the southeast cor
ner of Broadway and Ninety-fourth
street, and has an avenue frontage OF 1is
feet and street frontage of 1i6 feet.
William Sinclair was the broker. The
property is held at 81, 100000.
Sixty-first street Purchase.
Lawrence, Blake g. Jewell sold for Hold
ing Companies William Taylor Middleton,
treasurer, AZ to 81 East 61st St, old dwell
ings, 5I6x1o0.5. Extensive alterations we're
started on the houses with the idea of
converting them into small sites. but the
Improvement was never completed. 1t is
the intention of the purchaser TO improve
part OF the plot acquired and dispose Of
the balance.
Sale with Unique Feature.
Berlowitz & Caine sold for Samuel
Greenstein the five story building, 2L7xiOo.
at 22l West Goth st. The seller owns 2i9
adjoining. Between these properties is a
narrow alley leading to a three story rear
building extending across the plot. Half
the rear building is included in the sale.
and party wall will be erected TO divide
the properties.
Estate Sells Loft building.
Charles Wynne and Louis IT. Low pur-
chased from the Hirschorn estate the ten
story loft building 13S and 140 West nth
st. 42xl00 1t returns a rental of $4,000.
and was held at $2l5, coo. Byrnc g. Bow
man We're the brokers.
Resale in Manhattan Avenue.
Lebertan Corporation resold to Simon
Teischer the six story apartment, 4oxe7x
100, at $50 Manhattan av. through n. Ben
der. The house rents for about $4,000
and was sold for cash over $1,000 mort
gage.
Sales OF BUSINESS Parcels.
Geo. r. Read e Co. sold TO Max Marx
for the Raygold Realty Company the seven
story loft building at 60 VariclS ST., 25x65.
Weschler 6 Kohn, attorneys, represented
the buyer
Charles r.. Noyes Company sold for
lam B. and Edward d. Self tho three
five story loft buildings, 24i to PAS Water
St, each about 16xS0. Negotiations are
pending through tho same brokers for the
resale of two of the buildings. The prop
erty Is taken subject to possession May
next.
Max Marx bought from tho Bankers
Trust Company 70 Cortlandt ST.. a six story
aoft building. 32.4x59, held at $4,000.
Estate Of Charles Il. Rhinelander sold
through Robert r. Rainey 127 Barclay ST.,
four story loft, 2cx100.4.
Robert r. Rainey sold for William r.
Stewart the four story loft, 21.9x67, at 332
Washington st.
Frederick Brown bought from the LIGHT
cnstein Realty Company 153 Chambers St,
three story building, 55x75. held AZ SIS .00).
Possession may be had next May. Geo. r.
Reid & Co. were the brokers.
John i. -Gerstner, represented by Louis
w. Osterweis, sold 257 Bleecker St, three
story tenement. 17xso, at the northeast
corner of Cornelia St. to James +. Carly.
Syrkin & Back, paper and cardboard
dealers. purchased for occupancy Bond
St. a five story loft building 25xll4.e.
William j. A. Fuller estate is the owner
OF record. Man & Man and Henry Salant
were the attorneys.
s. G. Hess purchased from G. H. Walker
the eight story loft building IS and 80 Wa
verley plnces, 3SxS1. Leases expire Febru-
ary 1. 1921. o..
West Broadway Block Front Sold.
Duross Company sold for the II. w. G..
Corporation, II. w. Gennerch president.
to Joseph Personeni 576 West Broadway a
ten story loft building. 96.1x50; also 5e6
West Broadway n three story building,
25x56; also 81 West Sd ST.. three story
building. 25x56; also Ga Washington square.
south corner Of West Broadway, q four
story building. 25x56.S, being the block
front in the west side of West Broadway
between Sd ST. and Washington Square
South. The majority of the leases expire
May l.
Activity In Harlem.
James II. Cruiltshank resold TO Samuel
s3reeni,erg the three story dwelling at 20
West 1l3th ST.. 1Sx100.1l, through Harry
SuRarman and a. Denis
Florence Busak sold East 1lsth St, a
five story flat. 27x50.5.
Samuel Krulewitch bought from Benja-
irlin T. Graham the three story flat 1Sx100
at IL West 18th ST., through Jones, Nash
& Webb.
waddell & Martin sold for the italian
Savings Bank the five story tenement, 30x
s.11, at 229 East 1Z7th at.
J. s. Maxw ell sold for the Pawnec Realty
Company the five story building 30 East
i2sth St. 25xi0U
The one story building. 25x9e.tl, at 65
East i35th st. has been sold by the George
{. Currier estate.
Buyers for Dwellings.
Joseph l.. Buttenweiser sold 272 West
18th St, n four story dwelling, 16x9s.9, to
V. GiaEnini
Edward Franklin sold the three story
dwelling, 9Oxl00.5. at 32S East 5Oth st. for
the estate Of NJ. Blum.
Ennis e Sinnott sold to Mrs. Clara Mann,
through Price Brothers, attorneys, 80 West
s4th ST., three story dwelling, l6.Sxl0o.
John j. and Theodore A. kavanash sold
ror Elizabeth Ward 80 East 92d ST., three
story dwelling, 20xloOs.
Haggstrom & Cailen resold tho four
story dwelling II West 96th st. to William
RI TAYLOR. who now controls a plot 45xloO
william wolff's Son and SCHNEIDER and
lieblcr sold for the Barepa Realty Com
pany. Nrs. Marie Foster, president. to
Charles Meyers. the four throe-story
dwellings at l67 TO 173 East SD st.
other Manhattan snies.
David Iippman bought, through the
Duross Company. tho--three-story tene-
ments. containing about 1900 square feet,
at the northeast corner OF Greenwich and
West nth sts.
Thomas ]. Cotton sold TO the Hengreen
Holding Company. Henry Greenberg pres
ident the six story apartment house at
7m claremont av., 75x1o0. 1t was held at
eis5 900, and rents for about $4,000. Mas
anowitz & Gezler were the brokers.
Joseph l.. Buttenwieser purchased 300
and ?7 East S9th St, two five story tene-
mcnts. 506x90.
George N Bruno & Co. sold for the
Renticor Realty Company 2J6 East 29th
at five story tenement with stores.
\. Aront Company. Maurice Bastriner