New-York tribune., 1920-02-15

Robert B. Dula has sold the twelve
story Office building at the southeast
corner Of Fifth Avenue and Forty
fourth Street. known as b27 Fifth Ave-
nue. The property has frontage Of
IS feet on Fifth Avenue and 1ob feet
on Forty-fourth Street. II 10 in the
heart Of the uptown financial and
business district and afosssto the most
city.
Charles Newmark a The buyer. The
property was held at $2,750,0oo. It
rents for s25o,0oo. The Hartman
Bank occupies several floors in the
building. Plans were filed recently by
John Russell Pope for altering the
lower part Of the structure, changing
to the Fifth Avenue side Of the build
ing.
Mr.. Dula bought tho structure in
1916 from the American Real Estate
Company.
Townsend Horner. Of Horner & Co.,
were the brokers in the transaction.
r. I. Wood represented the seller and
Morrison & Schiff the buyer.
Lawyer Buys Third Avenue Corner
William S. Sussmann sold for Jacob
A. Simmerman the former Stratton &
Storm property at the southeast corner
of Third Avenue and Twenty-seventh
Street. The new owner is Harry G.
Guttman, Bronx lawyer, who Is maxi
ing his initial purchase as an operator.
The property consists of four parcels,
and has a combined frontage Of 102
feet on Third Avenue. 75 feet on Twen-
ty-sixth Street and 161 feet on Twenty
seventh Street. On the immediate cor
rer is q seven-story apartment. known
as the Lorena, on plot 75x85, with a
seven-story loft building adjoining on
the avenue, and six-story buildings at
the rear on Twenty sixth and Twenty
seventh Streets. Mr.. Sussman pur-
chasel the property at auction for the
present seller thirteen years ago for
S239000. Part of it was occupied by
the old Stratton & Storm cigar factory
for great many years.
Sale Of Twentieth Street Loft
Thomas J. O'Reilly has sold for the
Aylesboro Corporation, A. Blumenthal
president, the nine-story loft at II
West Twentieth Street, on plot 28.6x92.
The same broker recently sold for
David Zipkin the adjoining nine-story
building at 1878 West Twentieth
Street, to H. w. Gennerich. and since
resod 1t to an investor. Mr.. O'Reilly
also sold for William Pierson Hamil-
ton the old homestead which was for
nerly occupied by Alexander Hamil-
ton, at II West Twentieth Street, on
plot 37x92, to the Stebbims Realty and
Construction Company.
The Brown Wheelock Company. Iuc.,
has sold for Julianna Armour Ferguson
the six-story loft and store at 20 West
Thirty eighth Street, on lot 25x98.9,
near Fifth Avenue. to the present
tenant, Frank G.. Shattuck.
Building for Leather Dealers
Charles f. Noyes Company has sold
for Max Marx to Samuel Lewis the six
story building at 1-3 Jacob Street, on
plot 4ox65. Mr.. Lewis purchased the
leather dealers. Extensive improve
ments will be made and the building
will be occupied by the buyers for their
own business.
Pearl Street Office Building Sold
lie AcUcIloH OOI pOIdlloH udS puI-
chased from Colonel I. J. Lowell the
seven-story Office building at the south
east corner OF Pearl and Beekman
streets for all cash above the first mort
gage. Charles L. Moore represented
the seller.
Sale of Nineteenth Street Loft
Otterbourg, Slender & Houston have
purchased for a client the five-story
loft at So West Nineteenth Street, on
plot 29xl00.
Seventeenth Street Building Sold
NJ. Forman & Co. have sold u East
Seventeenth Street, a fve-story store
and business building, on lot 25x10o
for Benjamin Menshall.
Hubert Pecks Sons have sold the
four-story building at 1926 Greenwich
Street for George N. Griffin. This Is
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