The New York herald., 1920-01-07
REAL ESTATE NEWS
Fifth Avenue Corner Sold by
Bryce Estate to Syndicate

! NeSouatlonS nave just peeu coucluQsu
by which the estate of General Lloyd S.
Bryce has disposed of the northeast corner
at 5th av. aQd 97th st. TO a syndicate
which will improve the property with two
high class apartment houses. Through
Pcase IL Elliman the estate, which was
represented by w. Bourke Cochran and
Clifford Pinchot, sold the land, 100x150. to
interests represented by Taylor. Knowles
& Hack. attorneys. who viii improI G
the immediate corner. 100 IT. in the
aver ue and $50 #. in the street, with an
eleven story multifamily structure. with
two suites on a floor, one containing six
| teen rooms and the other fifteen rooms.
! j. Il. r. Carpenter is the architect. Four
suites in this building will be sold and Nhe
balance leased at rentals ranging from
s., 900 to $4,000 a year each. Lawrence
Is. Gilman stated yesterday afternoon
thta this scale of rentals was about
one-half that obtained for houses of 3
similar class donated south of I'D st.
Adjoining to the east a strip 25xi00 will
be left vacant and Handicapped. This " ill
serve to preserve the light and ventilation
of the corner building and also the five
story studio apartment house which viii
be built on the easterly % feet OF the plot.
This latter building, also designed by the
same architects, will contain suits OF
four rooms and two baths. Construction
1t Is anticipated that the new building
will be ready by the following February.
The entire transaction involves about
50. 100000. Pease & Gilman viii manage
the buildings. Last July the announce
ment was made that the plot would be
improved with two apartment houses,
but this deal was abandoned
school Buys In Fifth Avenue.
VIM. A. White & Sons sold for Klein &
Jackson to the General Education Board
for Lincoln School of Teachers the plot,
l00x300 at the northeast corner OF 9th av.
and 1926. ST. for Improvement with q
scnool building as. well as to provide play
grounds for the pupils. The school Is in
it's third year and occupies the old Charl-
ton School building at 646 Park av. and
s. East 67th st.
Mothers' Home Club Leases.
Henrietta j. Bruno leased for Rose
Barman to the One Hundred Realty Com
pany, Mrs. Simon Frankel president, Tor
eight years the four story building at 60
West sd ST., 2Sx1Oo. to be occupied by the
Mothers Cooperative Home Club.
Lofts Change Ownership.
The ter story loft. 72xl29, at 90 to sc
Bleecker St, southwest corner or Mercer
ST. has been taken over by the newly
formed 92 Bleecker Street, Inc, with IL.
IL,
lieb as directors. The property Is assessed
at $4,000. o. b. Potter is the owner OF
record
Bauer, Milbank & Molloy, Inc. sold for
the Clinton Realty Company. t. III. Har-
ris president the five story loft, Dxl0O, at
Al West 36th st.
J. Clarence Lavies sold to William j.
Lachner 164 Chambers St, five story
loft, 23xs0.
~11, cAA
the estate of Philip Braender twelve
story loft, 5Oxs2 at and East goth
ST., through M. Nasanowitz & Son and
Jacob Geizer.
Washington Heights Sales.
Nehring Brothers sold for Anna Gott-
1ieb to the Evelyn Realty Corporation.
Edwin Bendheim, Lavid ii. Van Lamm
and Ferguson Brothers $40 to $50 West
164th ST. two six story apartments,
covering the block front, excepting the
corners between Broadway and st.
Nicholas av, 265x100.11.
The Benson Realty Company resold
the six story apartment house at 63s
to 644 West 160th ST., 100x100, through
Nehring Brothers.
Charles S. Kohler, Inc. resold for
Ennis & Sinnott, Inc. 514 and SIG West
159th ST., five story apartment. 41.Sx
99.11.
Greenfield & Saffir sold for Eli Bernays
the two five story apartments, 124x9o. at
5e2 to Sec West 190th st.
Manport Realty Company purchased
from Walter Biting the five story apart
ment. 75x9o at 574 and 57s West 176th ST.,
through NJ. Nasonowitz & Son and Jacob
GeiZler.
Many Apartment Houses Sold.
Carl Mildner sold to Edward ~. Burger
the six story apartment, 140.1iSlOo. at 3,11l
to s.131 Broadway. containing sixty-one
suites.
Harris e. Maurice Mandelbaum and
FISHER & Irvine J.. Levine purchased the
eight story apartment. 75xs3Xl25x Irregular
from Tvon Decamp. OF Fultonville, n. K;
also purchased 523 West 1l2th St, adJoin-
ing. 75xlOo. an eight story apartment from
Alexander Eakin. Charles L. l.. huston
Company was the broker.
Frederick Brown sold to Max Levinson
i2g IN as9 West 2l2th St, two five story
apartments, S5x1W. r
John Luckner sold the two i've story
flats al 207 and 2O9 East SIth st. fsSlo-' 10
william frankie. A. rr,
80 Poaltv Company 20 Carmine st., a
six story tenement, Zoxso.
pxxeI,Ings Recently Sold.
poaae &. EIlimar sold for j. q. flaminer
~ ~ rrorace M. C;rossman for occupancy
,bo ttrea story dwelling, 20x1co at ia west
Nth st. o.. c,.ro "
shenpard 50 West oath St. u four story
dwelling, 2ox1Oo, to Dr. Otto !. Metzger.
III Phillips e. Co. sold for Mrs. be,,y
s Greene st5 West 1o5th St, i've story
dwelling, 21x1oO.11. - co.
Rrown. Wheelock Company, Inc, sold Tor
the CIark estate % West 7ith st, tive
story dwelling, 25xio2.s. to J. Z. Copp'
tenant. 49,. n
Harris e. vaughn. Inc. sold Tor Mary a.
Moran 16i East s1st ST., three SUI
dwelling, 2oxi04.4, and immediately reso,s
the property. The same broker also sou
for Mrs. Catherine Faldey the aoJoinins
similar house at 1866, 20.3xl0i.4.
Purchases by Realty Company.
TIup Realty Company. Inc, ). chr. ".
Hupfel president purchased from the New
York Life Insurance and Trust company
trustees for the estate OF Moan MOTIFS
and from Thomas X. and Edward Norris,
22a and 235 East 4ist ST.. two four s'ors no
factory buildings, 1ooxiCo. through 10 80
East ied st.. and the northwest corner @ @ W
I'd av. and 4ist st., 2i.sxso. an old trarne
dwelling, erected prior TO Revoiu,'onua a,s, =
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