New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
Leases Fail
10 Indicate
Space Shortage
Many Business Concerns
Begin Activities for the
New Year in New Loca-
tions in NJ a n h alta n

Albert B Ashforth has leased the
fourth floor Of the Berkely Arcade
Building, at 10 to 25 West Forty
fourth Street to the Republican Ma
tlonal Committee for long term Of
years; large space In the Frances
Building, at the southeast corner of
Fifth Avenue and Thirty-fifth Street,
to Ton Ying & Co. of Shanghai China,
who have been located for a number
OF years at 615 Fifth Avenue, and space
IN the Acker, Merrall & Condit Build
Ing, at the southwest corner Of Fifth
Avenue and Thirty-Afth Street, to the
Benson Gore Company.
Joseph P. Day has leased for William
Mehrbach, 152 and 154 East Twenty
fourth Stret, for a term of twenty-one
years at an aggregate rental Of S155,-
900. The premises arc leased to the
Sast Twenty-fourth Street Garage,
operated by H. S. Freedman and Fred
erck Hupper, who will Immediately re-
construct the property into a two story
garage and utilize it in connection with
their large garage premises adjoining,
at l56 to l64 East Twenty fourth
Street, which also WAS leased by Mr..
Day originally to the Reich Garage Com
pany, and taken over by the present
lessees.
Leon" the gown shop in the Casino
Theater. has leased for term Of ten
years the northerly part of Brill Bros.
store, on the northwest corner Of
Hrnndyvau ppA To inf -
department will be conducted in con-
junction with Brill Bros. The rental
aggregates $150,000. Lewis L. Rosen-
thai Company were the brokers.
White-Goodman and Louis F. Som
mer have leased the store at the north
east corner Of Fifty-Erst Street and
Broadway for long term of years at
an aggregate rental of $5O0,0OO, to
Marks Arnheim, retail clothier.
The South Street Garage, Inc. has
leased from j. w. & 3. A. Jackson the
one-story garage at 37S South Street
for a term of ten years at an aggre-
gate rental of over 100000. The
Business Exchange, associated with
George A. Adrien. was the broker.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
Offices at Is and II East Forty-ninth
Street to the Journal Company, Of Al
bany.
George A. Bowman has leased the
store and basement at 40 East Four
teenth Street, forming an 81" at l25
mems clothing. The lease is for a
period of years and covers rental OF
approximately 100000. The same
broker, in conjunction with Spear &:
Co., leased the third floor Of this build
ing to Cohen & Jacobs for period of
years.
Spear e. Co. have leased the fourth
floor at 1886 East Twenty Street,
to 3. S. Kahn; the second loft at POI
Wooster Street, to the Globe Travelling
Bag Corporation; the fifth loft at 80
Spring Street, to the Newin Clothing
Specialties; the third loft at POI Woos-
ter Street, to the Superior Luggage Co.,
and the entire building at 609l1 West
Forty-eighth Street, to L. C. Humbolt
& Son.
George r. Read & Co. have rented
the fifth floor at 1924 Broad Street, to
Mecke e. Co.
The Brown Wheelock Company has
leased the seventh floor at 1140 Broad
way to Doob-Friedman Company for
term OF years at an aggregate rental
of $75 900; Office space at Wes Thirty
fourth Street to the Western Oil Com
pany for term of years at an aggre-
gate rental of $1,000; the building at
305 East Sixtieth Street for Gottfried
& Chobot to N. P. Wolfe, dress manu-
facturer; studio at 218 East Fort. first
Street to Mr.. MacMonnies for a term
of years.
Lewis L. Rosenthal Company have
leased the store at West Forty-second
Street to Maison Hermelee, the store
at 1923 Sixth Avenue to Abe Wiser and
the store at 691 Eighth Avenue to the
Silvo Shop, mems furnishers, for six
years.
The Jason Building Company has
leased for ten years the store adjo'n-
ing the Central Theater at 1567-6e
broadway at an aggregate rental OF
S130,000 Lewis l.. Rosenthal Com
pany was the broker
Cushman g. Wakefield have leased
offices Mt 23-31 West Forty-third Street
to 7. c. Thornley, E. Co., and offices
at 239 Fourth avenue to the Outing
Publishing Company.
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