The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-18
4.5TH ST. EXCHANGE
BUILDING Is LEASED
Transaction Involves a Total
Rental of $2,500,000 for
I 21 Year Period.


The Forty-fifth Street Exchange
Building. a twelve story structure at
AL to 147 West Forty-fifth street,
which has been sold four times within
the last year and a half, has been
leased by Hyman Whit OF London. Eng
land the owner of record, to a client of
Spots & Starr, Inc, for twenty
years. at an aggregate rental Of ST.
SOC. 200.
The lessor acquired the property
few months ago from Samuel w. Dorf-
man through SPOTS & Starr. Mr. Dorf-
man acquired it from vogel & Schultz.
who acquired ii In September. 1919,
from Frederick Brown, under the name
of the Carter Realty Company. Mr..
Brown bought it in July 1919, from
William Crawford. The latter acquired
the site in 1909 and erected the build
ing, which covers plot 6Sx100.
The present lease was negotiated by
cable with Mr.. Whit in London. The
building adjoins the Lyceum Theatre on
the east and the new Loew Theatre
Building now in course OF construction
at the northeast corner of Seventh ave-
nue. and Forty fifth street
Hoguet Estate Sells Corner.
The four buildings at the northwest
corner of Seventh avenue and Thir-
teenth street have been sold by the Oak
lawn Corporation. consisting of the for
mer members of the Hoguet estate, to
William Mulholland. The three build
ings on Seventh avenue are four story
structures covering plot 70xs0. The
fourth structure, adjoining on Thir-
y. Gt,rA
20x6S. Duross Company and SCHNEIDER
& Liebler were the brokers.
Cincinnati Firm Buys Home.
The Dalton Adding Machine Company
of Cincinnati has purchased from the
Observation-Disclosures Corporation the
six story building, 25x50.9, at the south
east corner of Church and Reade streets
which VIII be the companyS permanent
headquarters in this city. The broker
was Edward ]. Hogan.
ID. III. jackson Buys Old Building.
Daniel II. Jackson bought from the
estate of Sarah S. Paddock through
Agnes S. Lawrence and William Read
Howe. executors. 8 East Eighteenth
street, between Fifth avenue and Broad
way, three story business building
and store. 25x70 The property was
held by the owners for more than fifty
years. ogden & Clarkson were. the
brokers'
Oil Company In 100000 Lease.
Albert 3. Ashforth. Inc. leased from
plans to the Galena Signal Oil Company
of IL Battery place. for the Liggett-
Winchester-Ley Realty Corporation, the
sixteenth floor in the Liggett Build
Ing. under construction at the northeast
corner of Forty-second street and Madi-
son avenue. at an aggregate rental of
about 100000.
Other Deals In Manhattan.
Canal Securities Corporation bought
from julius J. Dukas the twelve story
building at "a to SIS Canal street, south
west corner of Orchard street. 1t has
frontage of 65.7 feet on Canal street
and 73 feet on Orchard street.
S G.. Gross Company bought from
Harold a. Sands and others 4s6 Eighth
avenue. four story building. 196x6o.
Isadore Itsgowitz sold to Isaac Zach
aria the five story building at 93 Or
chard street, 19.2x65.2.
r Dwelling Market More Active.
The two five story houses at 235 and
237 West End avenue, adjoining the
southwest corner of Seventy-first street,
have been sold by Frederick w. Long
fellow and the Wejjam Realty Company
respectively. The houses stand on lots
JIG and II feet wide, and are S2.10 feet
deep.
The five story dwelling at $40 West
End avenue is reported to have been
sold by J. Wolff. 1t stands on a lot
20x55. and adjoins the Dallieu apart
ments at the southeast corner of 101st
street.
Haggstrom-Callen Company sold for
Christine Germaine the three story
dwelling at 1876 West Sixty-third street
to a Miss Moran.
Ennis & SInnot sold to Mrs. Bridget
Carroll the four story dwelling at 100
West Seventy-seventh street, 20x100,
through Frank Il. Haubert of the Office
of Edward c. II. Vogler.
Porter & Co. sold for Henrietta Mont
ross the three story dwelling at 224
West both street
Purchase Holding Company is re-
ported to have sold to Henry II. VI.
Lyle the three story dwelling at 1917
Park avenue. southeast corner OF Ninety
fifth street.
NJ. Nasanowitz & Son sold to the
Hefetz Realty Company the three story
dwelling at As West l15th street.
1Sx100
Mulvihin & Co. sold for Charles E.
Sands as trustee the two three story
street to William T.. Gearon and Louis
N Adler
II. NJ. Weill Company sold for Mrs.
Bendet Isaacs 35s West End avenue.
the southeast corner Of Seventy-seyenth
street. a five story dwelling. 20 Henry
NJ. Well. who will occupy the house.
Brokers Place Three Loans.
Lawrence. Blake & Jewell placed
permanent loan OF $4,000 on the new
six story elevator apartment on the west
side OF Riverside Drive at 18TH street
This building was constructed By the
North River Building Corporation. Nose
Goodman president. The building has a
frontage Of els feet on Riverside Drive
and the apartments are so designed that
every room faces either on Riverside
Drive or looks out over the Hudson
River. The same brokers recently
placed a building and permanent loan Of
100000 on the new apartment house at