The New York herald., 1920-01-04
LARGE DEALINGS
FEATURE LOCAL
REALTY MARKET
investment and Speculative
Purchases Cause of Brisk
Trading in All Sections.

frank Hughes, president. to the Grenel
Company. through Elgar & Feinberg. The
building is considered one of the Show
houses in the city and was erected by the
Hedden Construction Company, the real
owners. from designs by, Harde Short.
architects.
Y. NJ. C. A. Buys Building.
+, The Metropolitan Branch of the Young
Women's Christian Association purchased
from Alfred T.. Marling. Robert Thornc
and George Leask, trustees for the estate
Of W. +. II. Martin, through VIM. A.
White & Sons, the Trowmart Inn prop
erty, six story fireproof structure, 60xi47,
containing 25s rooms and occupying the
block front in the south side of West 18th
st. between Hudson and Greenwich SITS.
IL vas built some years ago by the late
MIR. Martin as homo for working girls
and during the recent war was taken over
by the government for use as a nurses
home.
Downtown Block Square Sold.
Frederick Brown resold TO c. II. &
j.. S. Goldberg the seven story loft, 100x
l25xl37xlS7, at 5s5 Hudson st. and oc-
cupying the block square bounded by
Hudson, Bethune, Greenwich and Bank
sts., through the Cruikshank Company.
The structure contains about 10000 square
feet and will be occupied by the pur-
chasers.
Builders buy Drive Corner.
Anthony Campagna, Victor Cerabone,
Michael and Amino Campagno purchased
from John Brown the north corner OF
inent with n six story apartment, 60X99.l1.
riverside Drive and t46th st. for improve
The seller is one of the oldest operators
on the Heights, having owned this corner
for forty-siX years.
West Side Building Project.
Anthony Campagna. builder, will soon
commence the erection of a nine story
apartment house in the south side Of 18th
st. between Broadway and West End av.,
f)xlen, with three aud four room suites
from designs by George II. Pelham, ar
chitect
Curb Brokers' New Building.
Starrett G. Van Week have been COM
missioned by the New York Curb Market
Association to draw designs for its new
home, at rs TO IS Trinity place. measuring
5000 square feet. The building will con-
tain trading room of about 14,oc0 square
feet, rs feet high. II is probable that with
The scarcity of rentable office space some
provision will be made for brokers' offices.
The association contemplates spending
more than $00,0OO for its new home.
Another seventh Avenue Project.
John r. and Oscar L. Foley and J..
Arthur Fischer leased for the estate Of
Anna Loughran DAILY to James +. Ogden.
of Altoona. Pa, ie2 10 46S eth av. and 209
and I'll West SSth St. being the northwest
corner. S5xl0o. at present covered with six
five story buildings. The lease Is for
siXty-three years, and the aggregate net
rental for the term is $2,50oo00. Mr.. Ogden
intends in the near future to demolsh the
present buildings and erect on the site
a modern sixteen story mercantile build
ing, a part of which will be occupied by
his own companies.
Operator Sells to Operator.
Max Natanson sold to tho Mauport
Realty Company 20 East Goth St, an eleven
story loft. 25x10o, for cash over a mort
sage Of $4,000. through NJ. Cohn q Co.
and Henry l. Cooper.
Fourteenth street Lease.
Robert NJ. Kern and Jacob Amron
rccently subleased the west store in 1ls
and lis East i4th IT. for twenty-one years
rom May 1. 1921, through Cross a. Brown
Company to the Nedlog Realty Company
Tor Golden Shoe Shop.
Ormonde Hotel Lease Closed.
J. G. La Win leased for twenty-one years
the Ormonde, ten story structure, 1i5x
IL. at the southeast corner of Broadway
and 10Th St. from the James Butler Syn
dicate. which intends to add two stories
and remodel the structure into a hotel.
Harvey 3. Newns was the broker. The
alterations are to be completed by Au-
gust. 1870. when the hotel will be opened
under the name OF the United States Ho-
tel Details of the proposed changes were
printed in the HERALD October 95.
Apartment Houses Sold.
Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low re-
sold the six story apartment, 150x9p. al
the southwest corner OF Broadway and
is9th ST., to Joseph Bender & Co., through
Simon Sipdeband and J. Rosenthal.
Charles Galewski purchased from Simon
Schloss the five story apartment. S0x10O
at 10 and 54l West 1921 ST., through Wal
ter Fox.
Lloyd winthrop Company Inc, sold for
otto Horwit5 and Caroline Wiener 3l2 and
Ji West llith ST., six story apartment,
J0xi0p
Henry S. Kirschner sold for Eta Blan-
chard the five story flat. tsx100. at 23S
West I f21st IL.
Realty Company TO Thomas Collno the
five story fiat. 20xs5. AZ 500 East 10th st
Lawyers Mortgage Company sold to a,
Miller 31i 20 Sl5 East list st.. three five
story tenements, 25xl02.3 each.
Duross Company sold FOR Joseph Per
soneni to II. w. Gennerich 227 East 2gth
vt. and 230 East 18th st. two five story
tenements. 2bx200.
Active Market for Dwellings.
stebbins Realty and Construction Com
oeny, rnc., J. Malino president. purchased
from william Pierson Hamilton, Of j.
pIerpoDt Morgan 4 CO.. II West goth st..
A rive story dwelling. 27x1oo: also pur-
sho sed from Lydia Il. Froment the six
story loft 25x100, at SO West cath st.,
through Joseph Hcrzog
Frank u. Haubert. Of Edward c. H.
vogler. Inc, sold for Jonas Koch to
irving Bachrach and Ira Rosenstock,
operators the four story dwelling. 2oxlOo,
.t ca Wee 9th a..
- onker. Inc. sold for tho estate
Of William II. Valiquotte a three story
dwelling at l.i0l Lexington av. to Martin
J. Kennedy.
Everett NJ. Selxas Company sold for
Julia B. Merrill Z3 West 73d ST.. a four
story DWELLING .3xi02.3, TO Ray Solinslxy.
The No. 20 West Sevcnty-sixth Street
Corporation. with G. and VI. Brown and
g. Humbert as directors, has been formed
70 take over the four story dwelling.
NxlO2.2, at that address. The owner OF