The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-20
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
CITY AND SUBURBAN
81, 100000 Lease on East 31st
Street-Estate Sells Down
town Parcels.

The six story building at 142-156
East Thirty-first street containing 100.
GOO square feet OF space, has been sub
leased BY VIM. A. White & Sons for
the Republic Storage Company. d. c.
Griffith president. 10 an investing
client The lease is for eighteen years
and Is at an aggregate rental of about
$1,000. 600. The building is owned by
William H. Seaich and was originally
built as a garage for John Wanainaker.
II has recently been occupied by the
lessons as a storage for tobacco. The
SANE brokers recently leased to the Re
public Storage Company the six story
building OF the Coastwise Warehouse
Company at 541-545 West Thirty-fourth
street extending through to Thirty-fifth
street
Estate Sells Broad st. buildings.
The Broad-Exchange Company. sub
sidiary of The Alliance Realty Company,
has purchased from the Canmann Es-
tates the two five story buildings at 3d.
81 Broad street adjoining on the south
the twenty-one story Broad Exchange
Building. The plot has a frontage Of
45.9 on Broad street and an average
depth of about LOG feet. containing an
area of approximately 1000 square feet
No immediate plans are In contempla-
ton for the Improvement OF the prop
erty as II is understood that the prop
erty Is leased for several years.
In the purchase by the Broad-Ex-
change Company. of which Walter T.
Rosen is President. Babbage & Sanders
were the attorneys for the purchasers.
Cadwalader. Wickersnam & Taft repre-
scented the numerous Cammann heirs,
and Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd were
the brokers. The sale was an all-cash
transaction and the Lawyers Mortgage
Company. appreciating the strength and
stability OF property located in the heart
OF the financial world, have arranged to
make loan of S250.000 upon the prop
erty. The loan. it is understood, will be
sold to investors in the form Of certi-
fcates for small amounts.
Old Roosevelt Parcel Sold.
Charles f. Noyes Company sold for
Roosevelt & Son. bankers, to Norman f.
Riesenfeld 645 Broadway, a five story
building. 25x75. The property has been
in the Roosevelt family since 1874 and
wAs sold with possession. The seller
was represented by Roosevelt C Kobbe.
Dwelling Sales Reported.
Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd sold for.
the Fulton Trust Company, trustees of
the Henry Wenzel estate, to a client
of Wetmore & Magill. 81 Park Ave,
three story residence. 24.SH x105. near
Fortieth street, which is the dividing
line between the restricted and unre-
stricted regions OF Park avenue
Rrn,vr, NVhaaioclr CopoDapu Inc cold
for the Clark estate 81 West Eighty
fifth street. four story dwelling, 17.6x
1905. to a buyer for occupacy. This
is the forty-second parcel sold by the
same brokers for the Clark estate since
the first of the year.
New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company sold to Franklin Day the four
story dwelling at rs West Ninety fourth
Ctreet. 25.11x9410.
Houghton Company and e. Il Van
Wrinkle sold the three story dwelling at
ITO West Eighty-sccond street. 16.Sx54x
1922 for the estate OF William Thurman.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. sold for
Mrs. Theodore j. Toedt, a three story
dwelling. i6xss. at 1853 East sixty-sec-
ord street
Oscar d. & Herbert V. Dixie sold for
Frank NJ. Tichenor the three story
dwelling. 145x45.9, at Hamilton place.
Julia l. O'Hara sold to Michael Nc
Carthy the three story house at 445 West
Eighteenth street. 16.Sx92.
Albert III. Stout sold 60 West Forty
ninth street. a Columbia College lease
hold dwelling, 22x100: also so West
F1fty-frst street. four story Columbia
College leasehold. 1sx100; for the Roth
schild estate. IA and 146 West 136th
street. two three story dwellings, 36x
100: for Anna C.. Stephens, 207 West
18th street. three story dwelling, 1sx
100: for Electa A. Holmes 223 West
131st street. three story dwelling,
16x100 for Albert II. Stout and Elsa
NJ. Stout. respectively, 100 and 1872 West
Sixty-fourth street, two four story
dwellings, 4sx10o.
John S. Filter sold the three story
dwelling at 304 West Nlnety-eighth
street for Magdalena Becker to Mrs.
Norma Won Bach.
Hudson p. Rose Company bought
from Mrs. +. Kerr the three story dwell
ing. $50 West 12Sth street
Presents Fine House ms GIFT.
Daisy Strauss has made gift to Con-
stance s. Lewiston of the four story
dwelling at 20 East Seventy fourth
street. on a lot 22x102.2, between Fifth
and Madison avenues. The. house is free
of mortgage.
Apartment md Flat Deals.
MlIlard Welt and I. Willis. with Slaw-
son & Hobbs, sold for Mrs. Valentine
Gumprecht 149 Manhattan avenue.
southwest corner of 10Th street, a six
story elevator apartment, fronting 100
feet on the avenue and So feet on the
street, to a Mr.. Kallman.
Byrne & Bowman. Inc. sold for an
estate. represented by Lewis S. Marx.
attorney. to George A. Molleson the three
five story tenemeSts. 73.Sx746. at 1859
to 1863 Second avenue, southwest corner
OF Ninety-sixth street also for Matthew
Mcnamara. represented by Thomas ].
Bannon, attorney. the adjoining twenty
five foot tenement at 1857 Second ave.
nue. TO the same buyer. who was repre-
sented In these transactions by Stanley
Molleson. attorney.
Hamilton Holding Company sold TO
James Rensselaer, the three six story
new law apartments with stores at 244s
70 1858 Seventh avenue and 1852 to 15s
West if3d street, southeast corner on
plot 16Ox130.
p. Garofaio sold for Louis Kracker the
four story tenement at 800 East nth