The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Brunswick Apartments Sold
BY Bankers Trust Co.-0ther
Brokerage Reports.

The seven story rrunsw.ck Apart
nients at the southwest corner Of Madi-
son avenue and Eighty-ninth street. to-
story dwellings, at 1882 and 1884 Madi-
son avenue. have been sold by the
Bankers rrus. Company through Mr..
Michaeis, It's trust officer. representing
client OF the company. The sale was
negotiated by the Brown. WheelocS Com
pany, Inc. 70 an unnamed client Tho
Brunswick fronts s5.s feet on the ave-
nue. and 1871 feet on Eighty-n.nth
street. with a westerly lire OF 1908 and
a sou,heriy dimension of 62.11 feet The
dwellings are 1s.sx75 each. the three
properties having a combined avenue
frontage Of $50 feet.
Publishers Buy ON Water Street.
What is believed to he tho record price
for property In the Water street tobacco
district was paid yesterday when q
ilyu:e reported 20 be over $4,000 &
iront foot was thu consideration IN the
purchase OF the building 81 i46 Water
street by the United States Tobacco
Jog,rnol and the PhonoJrcph ard Tdlk-
ING .Eucl.ite Weekly. weekly trade Jour
nais. OF which Edward II. Davis ~
business manager. The building win be
occupied by the publications on the ex-
piratior OF present leases next May.
The seller, the estate o. Fred Schulz.
has owned the property since 1889. II is
in the heart OF tho Leaf tobacco district,
comprising y I've story structure, 2.sS0.
Csnlmarn. Voorhees, & Floyd We're the
srokeis in the transaction and Louis
Tells was the attorney for the buyer.
Harry 4. Arcnsoa was the first caller
at the Charles r. Noyes Company Of
fees when /. moved 70 its new building
st us Wiili.;n street last week. NJ.
A.onson insisted on making the fret
~, chase from .he Eoyes Company III
TIE rsw' building, With the result that
ae irlneGistaiy bought frpiI, Mary L. II.
Staeb'c.- ard Bessie NJ. II. Nichols 271
Water street ard $50 Front street. two
connected five story buildings, The Water
street building being about 25xS5 and
tie Froat street building sbo.t 2ox6o.
Frederick Goodrich wns the attorney
for the settlers and Lurie q Weinberg
represented Mr.. Aro.4scn.
The Same Cay The estate OF Samuel
n. Esbcocli placed exclusively IN the
hands OF the Noyes Company FOR man
agement. sale and rental the six story
oft building ~ 20 Great Jones street.
the five story loft building at 36 Bond
street and the four story loft building
at - Wooster strcet.
Old de Peyster Lot Sold.
Daross Company sold for De Pc, ster
estate. Farmers Loan and Trust Conn
ar.'. trustee. the vacant lot at i31
West Fourteenth street. e5x1o3,, 20 q
client who will erect loft building
partly for his own use. Thls property
has been in the ownership of the De
Pcyatsi family scr 6 hundred years.
Business Property Deals.
j. A. Nigel. who purchased recent
~ the Stokes house nj 230 Madison
avenue. southwest corner OF Thirty
seventh street. has formed the $50
MADISON avenue. Inc. of which ne Is
president 70 take title 10 the realty.
The ney company has capitalization
cf $4,000. .dr. Nigel believes. that in
The near future the present trade re-
5trictiors affecting The Murray fi:ll
district will be removed. allow ing bust
ness firms to locate In this residential
section. The Stokes house IS opposite
the home OF =. y. Morgan.
George 5. Hun'. soli Tor the Armcn
Realty CORPORATION tho fhree story
garage. 25xi5o. az TO Fest Seventy
third street.
L. . i.cary. W. NJ yurtz and ~.
Bye.iter have termed the 1888 Thomp-
son street. Inc. 10 tasc over the sevcn-
story factory building. 50xl05, az that
a1aress. ne.r Ser.ng street. The owrer
~ record u Ludwig Harburg.r.
siuivihili c co. sold f,r Sarah La s-snn
20 Harry Lehman Si2-2i4 Fart fz5th
street. n tHp and three story business
bu.iih.s. S7.exi5n
The five story factory az 32s-3s0 East
sv'erty-sixth street 5o.4xss.9. has been
aid 10y German Kahn and others 10 the
rs Esst Twcrty-sixth street Realty
company.