The New York herald., 1920-01-24
LATEST BROKERAGE REPORTS
FROM CITY AND THE SUBURBS
All Classes of Properties Represented in Sales Closed YeSer
day-BuSinesS Parcels and Dwellings Readily Sold
Realty Activity in the Outlying Sections.

The budget OF real estate sales reported
yesterday clearly indicated that the ac-
tivty of the past few months has not
every section of the city was represented.
The sales include large number of small
properties. purchased for investment or
occupancy.
business Parcels in Demand.
William ii. English bought from the
Central Trust Company through the
Charles T.. Noyes Company AZ Duane st.
and 10 and II Lafayette St. the. south
west corner, six-story building. fronting
about 81 feet in Duane ST. and Is feet
in Lafayette St, with an irregular depth.
facing the proposed court house site.
MIR. English recently acquired A and 46
Duane ST., adjoining. with a frontage of
1871 feet. He also owns the Jones Build
ing. at 81 to IS Duane ST., southeast corner
OF Elm st.
Van vliet & Place sold for Archille De
Pierro the five-story tenement 20 Rem
wick St, 20X55
d. Geissler sold for the estate of Frank
lin r. Lord TO the Nineteenth Ward
Realty Company 966 Delaney ST.. north
east corner Columbia St, a six story
tenement 225xl00 The seller was repre-
sented by Lord Day & Lord, attorneys,
and the purchaser by Bulowa & Bullowa.
Caudit Traders, Inc. bought from the
estates of Allan w. Colcord and Raphael
fC. korn the five story apartment at 9
10 10 Barrow St, 57X9O. through AXel A.
Olsen
Harold L. Lewis sold for Strohmeyer &
Arpe to Simon & Mills IS Leonard St, a
six story storage building. The sellers
own and occupy y, adjoining; also the
abutting property at 139 Franklin st. This
is the third sale of 25 since January !,
through the same broker.
Robert r. Raney sold for the estate
Of Charles L. Rhinelander 107 to Ill Bar
clay st. and z27 Washington St, northeast
corner four and five story buildings,
63.5gI5 1lXirregular
A client of Nathan II. Stone sold the
eight story loft building at the southwest
corner of West Sd and Wooster St. 1oXI5.
subject to first mortgage of sl25OV0, held
by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany 1t has been owned by the seller
since its erection eighteen years ago. The
buyer an operator, is a client OF Morrison
s& Schim.
Meister Builders. Inc. resold TO NJ.
Klein berg the seven story loft at III and
129 Prince ST. northwest corner of Wooster
st.. 4ox9i ixSl.6 X irregular with an Il
from Wooster ST., acquired about week
ago from Sidney Il. Millington.
Hotel In Quick Resale.
Leitner. Brener & Leitner resold for the
Joseph G. Abramson the Hotel Bonita
Nara gansett. a twelve story structure,
14Sx1i6 at the southwest corner of Broad
way and 9th st. The property was ac-
uuired yesterday by the seller in the
present deal from Frederick Brown.
Builder Rounds Ont Plot.
No. sos West End Avenue Corporation,
anthony A. Palermo president, purchased
the four story dwelling. 19.4x1O0, at SOD
o I<-I
The buyers now control plot lOOxlOJ
which will be improved with modern
apartment house. Louise +. Cozzeno of
Locust Valley. l.. l., is the owner Of rec
ord George Ranger was the broker who
assembled the original plot.
Dwelling Under Construction Sold.
Douglas L. Gilman C Co. sold for the
No. 604 Park Avenue, Company, II. H.
Pease president. the five story dwelling
under construction at 604 Park av. held at
S225 90. The property adjoins the home of
Jonathan Bulkley at the northwest corner
of 6ith st. and nearby are the residences
of Thomas Howell and Clifford A. Cochran.
1T is one of the finest homes in this ex-
elusive section.
Otto II. Kahn Sells Garage.
Stephen Carlton Clark purchased from
Otto II. Kahn. through the Brown,
Wheelock Company, Inc, the garage, 32.sx
s5x1o0.5. at les and 167 East 10th st. II
was held at $4,000
Onc-Time Armory Sold.
Earle e Calhoun sold for the United
States Lithograph and Printing Company
213 to 227 West 26th St, an old four story
building, 1s9 6xsSe, for many years used
as the armory for the Ninth Regiment
The buyer will make extensive alterations.
Columbus Avenue Corner Sold.
Warren +. Johnston sold for the estate
Of Archibald d. Russell to Daniel 3.
Friedman the six story Park e. Tilford
Building at the southwest corner of Co
lumbus av. and I'D ST.. fronting so feet
in the street and 1922 feet In the avenue
Wall street Parcel nv Gift.
Mrs james Lees Laidlaw, chairman Of
the New York State League of Women
Voters has become the owner through a
gift from her husband. of n five story
building at 70 Wall st. and two six story
structures Mt 16l and 1853 Pearl ST.. the
three parcels surrounding the northwest
corner OF those two thoroughfares. The
realty is assessed at $17s,0o0
Aver Estate In Reported Sale.
The twelve story Myers building at ~
and 40 Maiden lnne is reported u have
been sold by Frederick c. Aver. of Boz
ton. to a syndicate in which bankers are
interested. IL covers a plot 45.5x13J and
was held at S6J0.0o0.
Buyers for Apartments.
Kensingtcn Court, a Elk story apart
inent, 15Ox10o at the northeast corner OF
Broadway and 151st ST.. has been sold by
the Ranger Realty Company. s. Klar pres
ident, through Myron Sulzberger. 1t con-
,ains forty-five apartments and six stores
that yield more than $4,000 In rentals. and
vas held at 100000. Morrison & Schfi
represented the new owner.
Oscar d. a. Herbert V. Dixie sold for
William J. Overocker, through A. w
Miller a. Co. the five story four family
apartment. 25xs5, at 2.4i5 sth av.. near
136th st.
Norman Denzer resold for Samuel ]
Isehr the five story apartment at 3S5
Edgecombe av., 90x1O0 showing rent OF
$4,000 and held at s135.0e.
Many Dwellings Sold.
L. Morgenbesser purchased through
Isadore Montefiore Levy, East 11sth ST.
a five story dwelling, 25x100.1l. The seller
Rebecca Altschul, acquired the property
about five years ago at foreclosure and
the price obtained gives her back hei
investment, with a slight profit.
Porter Il Co, sold for Daniel Butler Ia