The New York herald., 1920-01-31
ACTIVITIES OF OPERATORS
DOMINATE REALTY MARKET
Purchases and Sales Business and Residential Properties by
Professionals Feature of Diversified Tradng-Several
interesting Building Ope rations-Other Reports

Tho Brosdway-John Street Corporation,
Elias A Cohen president sold through
tho Charles y. Noyes Company 104 Front
St. a fivc story building, 20xs0, held at
100000. to tho Continental Food Products
Company. OF Boston. which will convert it
mo offices and occupy for their export
business. Mr.. Cohens company also sold
lS4 Water ST., four story building, Tx
90, through Canmann, Voorhees, & Floyd
to Jonas Monheimer and Jacob Zenn
Through the same brokers Mr. Cohen re-
sold III Burling slip, northwest corner OF
Water ST., four story building. 17x6c. to
Henry Oppenheimer. who has beer one of
The tenants for twenty years; also bought
from Jane {. Powers 16 and IS Maiden
lane. southwest corner OF Liberty place
five story building 30xsO, which was
damaged by fire last week. 1t will be re-
built into offices fer the jewery trade !:
also resold the four story building at 5
Albany ST.. 20A75 located within $50 feet
Of the proposed curb market. The buyer
contemplates renodellng the building for
occupancy of brokers. Lawrence, Blake
Jewell were the brokers.
One Corner Very Active.
Isidor Zimmer and Samuel Reznick sold
20 Marco Brothers, coal dealers, the six
story apartment at the southeast corner of
FORT Washington av. and 172d ST., 122x
s9x irregular: also resold through A.
Leyinson the two seven story apartments
at l51 to 169 West l40th ST., e64S10O, to
z William Sennel who was represented by
Michale V. Rosenberg also resold to Law
II renee l. and Ellis b. Levy. attorneys
/ Through II. j. Zaliels and \. Friedman, the
tfSaranac a six story apartment at the
I southwest corner OF Convent nv. and 151st
ST., s7x10sX irregular. also resold through
samuel London to b. Herman ia and 12o
College av.. two five story apar tments
each 3S6x10O.
Another Loft Project.
schwartz & Gross filed plans yesterday
for the No. S34 and 336 Broome Street
Realty Company for a twelve story store
and manufacturing building, 1l5.6x9S9, to
be erected at 229 to 239 West 36th ST., at an
estimated cost Of $500, COO. The site Is in the
vicinity of numerous other projects put
forth to carry out the Save New York
Movement, and is at present covered with
five three story dwellings. 16.SX9s.9 each.
and d two story iron works. 23N9S.9. The
owners Of record Of the plot are George A.
Vreeland, Alfred E. Marling, as trustee,
and the Holland Holding Company, Judson
S. Todd president.
Garage for Olympic Ball Field.
Theodore Klein Construction Company.
Inc. which recently leased the block
square bounded by 5th av., Madison av.,
l:6th and 18th SITS. known as the Olympic
Ball Field. from the Henry \. Cram es-
tate, at II rental aggregatng about 81 900, :
30. filed plans yesterday through G.. b.
Meyers. architect, for a one story garage,
3S5x1e9Io, TO cost sl50O00. There is about
1900 square feet of ground area in the
block and the new building viii cover the
entire plot.
Plans Lcr rae Dwelling.
jeremiah Mibank who recently bought
IL East 9th ST., has purchased from Har-
ris FahnestocIi the adjoining house at a.,
and will remodel and convert them into
ono house for his own use. William l..
May & Co. represented the seller. and
Homer Foot, Jr acted for Mr.. MilbaniS.
On the site are u four and q five story
dwelling, the two comprising a site 4Sxl0o,
located near 9Th av.
George VI. COhan Buys Home.
George NJ. Cohan bought for his resi-
dence from +. H. Shlfter the four story
high stoop house at IL West seth st., 25x
'OAlco.S. 1t was held at $4,000. u. j.
Hogan and Slawson q Hobbs were the
brokers.
Eighth Avenue Corner Sold.
Myron !. Borg ana others sold through
NJ. Morgenthau. Jr, Company. three story
business building, d0xlo0 at the southeast
corner OF Sth av. and 1i5th ST.. 70 B.
Freund tenant.
!. Other Dwelling Purchases.
Joseph +. Day sold for the Safe Deposit
and Trust Company. OF Baltimore. Md,
and James NJ. jacques. trustees of the
estate of Virginia Van Rensselaer, jacques,
four story dwelling at 265 Lexington av.
40 Charles Eambourian
Oscar ID. 4 Herbert v Dixie sold for
Amey i. Sheldon 81 and 56 East 12lst st..
and for William Oothout, executor. 5S. ad-
joining. three three story dwellings, 16.Sx
i00.1t each.
Max Marx sold to Mrs Nellie viala,
tenant, the three story dwelling, 1S.sx
9s.1i, at 100 West 126th st.
Ennis x Snnott sold to Harold c. Andee
and Edith G. Matthews. 336 East 5ith ST.
q five story tenement with stores. 25xi0O.
Ennis a. Sinnott bought through w. j.
Huston a. Son from Robert w. Gray the
three story dwelling at sl3 West 1i6th ST..
l6.6xt00
Tucker. speyor g. Co. sold for Captain
w Wheeler the four story dwelling. f7x
1oo.5 at 2i2 West 70th ST.
Estate Parts with Tcpcmcnts
Horton estate sold to Merit Realty Cor
poratlon. Marcus l.. Osk. president, four
four story tcncments. at .is5 Park av,
21xi0. and 103 TO io7 East i0Sth ST.. 26.3x74
each. forming an IL around the north
east corner of the two thoroughfarcs.
The property has been in possession OF the
Horton family more than fifty years. H..
H. Ludlow e. Co. and Hugh II. Ranoy
werc the brokers'
Downtown Properties Sold.
Lcbcrtan Corporation purchased from the
Lichtenstein Realty Company 70 and 81
Park place. northwest corner of Green
wich ST.. "A five story loft. l2x5i. through
Charles T.. Moore.
Frederick Brown bought from the Bap-
tist Peddie Memorial Church. of Newark.
u Chambers ST. n six story loft, Slawson
g. Hobbs were the brokers.
Folsom Brothers, Inc. sold for Howard
Conkling the five story store and loft
building. 1gxS2.S. at 81 Walker st.
Ninety-six Apartments sold.
Oscar d. e. Herbert v. Dixie and NJ. \.
Horowitz sold for the trustees for Sophia
Augusta Sherman 2lf TO 215 East e6th ST..
thrse five story apartments 2Sxi0O.1t each !:
also for John Nicholas Brown, minor, 2i7
22l East S6th ST.. three five story apart
ncnts, 2sxl00 each.
Other Manhattan sales.
Charles Galowsli rcsod TO Solomon
Ginsberg the Washington. a six story