New-York tribune., 1920-03-13
l2-Story Lorington
On Central Park
West Corner Sold
Deal Pending for the Leas-
ing Of the Property for
Apartment Hotel; Three.
l8lst St. Houses Sold

The twelve-story Lorington apart
ment, on plot l00x15O, at the north
corner Of Central Park West and
Seventieth Street, has been sold to
Raymond Mark. Negotiations are
pending for the lease of the property
for twenty-one years, with renewals on
net rental basis, to a we'll known
hotel man, who will at the expiration
OF the present leases alter the building
into small apartment hotel suites from
plans by Robert 7. Lyons, architect.
CConnor & Balm represented the pur-
chaser and Rose & Paskus the seller.
Heights Houses Passes to New Owners
The Condor Realty Corporation has
purchased from the Atlantic Realty
Company the three fve-story apart
ments, with stores, at 554, 656 and 55S
west l8lst Street, on plot 125x119.
Slawson & Hobbs and N. A. Berwin g.
Co. were the brokers, and Norman Den
ger has been appointed manager and
sales agent for the new owners, who.
1t is understood, are negotiating for
the resale Of the property
The Netherland Sold
Charles Kimmelman has bought from
the College Holding Company the
Netherland, six and one-half story
apartment, on plot 217x90, occupying
the block front on the north side Of
lbSth Street, between St. Nicholas and
Edgecombe avenues. The seller ac-
CURED it recently from Bruins Brothers.
5. Wacht represented the buyer.
Buyer for the Milano
The six-story Milano apartment, at
l2b and 127 West Fifty-eighth Street,
has been purchased by Samuel and
Henry A. Blumenthal from the Milano
Company. 1t occupies plot 10Ox100x
irregular. Albert Field was the broker.
Tenements Sold and Resold
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold to Elias A. Cohen for J. H. Kean
the ten five-story tenements, including
80 to 50 Goerck Street and 314 to 318
Rlvington Street, covering total plot
tage Of 176 feet in Goerck Street and
SO feet in Rivington Street. The prop
erty Is assessed at $4,000. Mr.. Cohen
has resold eight Of the ten properties
to separate buyers for investment.
Other Heights Houses Sold
Frederick Zittel G. Sons have sold for
William E. Keys 1926 to 4935 Broad
way, corner of 207th Street, q five-
story apartment on plot 125xl00. A. H.
Levy and Jacob Cohen were associate
brokers.
L. ]. Phillips & Co. have sold for
Richard Grant the four-story fiat, on
lot 17x100, at 554 West 156th Street
The brokers have been appointed agents.
The Progressive Commercial Associ-
alton of America, Inc, has bought from
Charles Murphy the six-story apart
ment, on plot 43.9x99.11, at 131 and 1873
West 145th Street.
Buying in Harlem Section
Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low
have resold to V. M. z. Boyajain the
fivestory apartment at 523 West 123d
Street, on plot 33.4x100. O. G. Manns
was the broker.
Sisca g. Palladino have sold for the
2291 First Avenue, a four-story tene-
ment with stores on plot 28x75.
II. T. Wood has sold for Simon Levy
the Park Court, at 405 West 115th
Street, q six-story elevator apartment
on plot 65x10O.
The Richelieu and Potomac apart
ments, two six-story elevator build
ings, on plot 87.6x100.11, at A to 10
West 101st Street, have been sold by
Nathan Tekulsky to L. Fucker & Co.
The Moll Realty Corporation has
DOuSnt 14O4 FlICn avenue, NVe-StOry
flat, on lot 25x100.
John Peters has sold for the Eugene
Lahm estate to James Carvey 61 East
108th Street, a four story flat, on lot
17x100.11.
A. w. Mead has sold the four-story
building at 1873 West 125th Street for
Annie E. Palmer to a client of Ernest
I. Bower.
Other Houses to Change Ownership
E. H. Ludlow & Co. have sold for
Mary w. Nadal the five-story apart
ment known as the Livingston, at 1876
East Nineteenth Street. The house will
be conducted on the cooperative plan
after extensive alterations. The same
brokers have sold for the Bank for
Savings the five-story tenement at 60
Henry Street, on lot 25x100 to Rosa
Snitkousky.
James. II. Cruikshank has resold to
Edward B. Jackson the fve-story flat
at 518 West Fiftieth Street, on plot rs
x1O0. Harry Sugarman was the
broker.
Otto C. Boden jr has resold through
Schleindler & Leibler $50 East Sew
enty-fourth Street, an cight-family
tenement, on lot 25x102.