The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-21
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Deluge of Leases Reported as
Buying Movement Recedes
to Low Ebb.

John NJ Thompson leased for twenty
one years to the Waverly Building Cor
poration for the estate OF Henry Welsh,
the plot 24.5x91x irregular at the
southwest corner of Franklin and Varick
streets. tFinn Square). This lot is the
remainder OF plot originally s2x100. on
which there was a six story building
when varick street was widened for the
Seventh avenue subway. The property
was acquired by the Welsh estate in
1879, this being the first transfer OF the
property since then. The lessee will i'm
mediately erect a three story building
with stores and Offices. Under the man.
agement of John NJ. Thompson.
Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd leased
for DR.. Joseph f. Winters "a West
Thirty eighth street for twenty-one
wears to a millner. who will erect a
new building and occupy portion of
the premises.
Charles f. Noyes Company leased
store in SIC East Seventy-second street
To the Paddington Sales Company. Inc. T;
a store in 1876 Grand street to the
Phenix Contracting Company; the third
floor in Ill Water street to Carl Zenker
and the third floor in 253 Pearl street
to Standard Leaf Tobacco Company.
Leon S. Altmayer & Chr. Volzing &
Son, Inc. leased the store In the corner
of Eighty-sixth street and Lexington
avenue to j. Biloon.
Pease & Gilman subleased for l.. II.
French. Jr.. his Offices in 597 Fifth ave-
nue. to the Committee of Hope.
Bastine & Co, Inc, leased the follow
Ing space: Fourth floor in 1917 West
Twenty-sixth street to Joseph NJ MODS
room 701 in 112 East Nineteenth street,
to Ed. Z. Bechtel and store and base
ment In 112 East Nineteenth street TO
Chas. Esterson & Co.. Inc.
Wright Barclay. Inc. leased the build
ing at 1874 East Twentyfourth street to
Stephen O'Niel; also first floor In rs
Third avenue and the building at 3 St.
Marks place.
Adams & Co. leased store and base
ment in 80 Blocker street. containing
10000 square feet. to Louis Olshin
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. leased for
August Heckscher offices I'm so East
Forty second street to the Tiphany
Motor Corporation.
VIM. A. White & Sons leased to
Sunday & Co. the seventh floor in $40
Bridge street at rental aggregating.
100000. also leased for the estate of
Henry Dolan, represented by De Witt.
Lockman & De Witt. attorneys. to E.
& ]. Bass. Inc, the building at $40
Broadway. through to 154 Crosby street.
Tankoos, Smith & Co. leased for
James Donnelly. represented by J.
Michaelson, attorney. the entire large
corner ground floor and basement in
the property at the southeast corner of
Broadway and Canal street at a rental
aggregating $4,000 The lessee is a
we'll known retail chain store organiza-
ton.
Residential Leases.
Henry Shapiro & Co. leased for the
Reinmel Holding Company to H. W.
Quimby the house at 500 West Fifty
first street at an aggregate rental of
$4,000.
Pease & Gilman leased for T. Liv-
ingston Pell to Mrs. c. w. Dew the
three story 16 foot dwelling at 1853 East
Sixty-third street, between Lexington
and Third avenues: also leased apart
ments as follows: In 100 West Fifty
seventh street, furnished. to Wilhelm
Meyer of Shanghai. China In 140 West
Fifty-seventh street to Mrs b. n. Dill
lenbeck; In 120 East Eghty-second
street to Miss Esther Singleton; in 4
West Fiftieth street TO Mrs. Augusta
Prescott; In Fl West Fifty-eighth street
to Miss Louise Stebbins and Miss Mar
garet McGill. and in Q West Thirty
second street to NJ. J. L Page. Also
leased furnished apartments as follows.
In 535 Park avenue to John T. Downey
in sol Lexington avenue TO Mrs. c. NJ.
Hinkle: in 155 East Seventy-second
street to w. b. Anderson, and in 2217
Broadway to Carl Z. VIZ.
Samuel H. Martin Leased for Mrs. An
satA no oto .
100 West Sixty-third street to Jennie
PARCEL.
VIM A. White & Sons leased to Char
lotte Ballou and Dorothy Sherman an
apartment in l41 East Twenty-first
street.
John s. Woodward I'd, with VIM.
Wolff's Son, leased for Adelaide ii.
Montgomery and Janet T. Floyd the
three story dwelling at 1913 East Eighth
eth street, 20x100, to Georges Apchaln
for five years at an aggregate rental of
$4,000.
Schultz Cigar store Lease In
Brooklyn.
Tankoos. Smith & Co leased to the
Schultz Cigar Stores Company. at a
rental aggregating s125.000. the corner
ground floor and basement In the Or
NtN~ffNo ANtoeoeioht property OWneQ Dy
the Boemermann estate. at the south
west corner of Nostrand avenue and
Fulton street. Brooklyn Negotiations
are pending through Tankoos, Smith &
Co. TO lease portion of the ground
floor TO well known shoe concern. The
Boermermann estate was represented by
Andrew #. Van Thun. Jr.. attorney. and
the lessee by Jerome Eisner. attorney.
business Property Deals.
Norman S. Riesenfeld resold TO the
Seamen's Church Institute of New York
40 Front street, five story business
building. 22xs2. Mr. Riesenfeld pur-
chased this property last month from
oscar Engel. The Seamen's Institute
owns the entire block from Front 10
South street on Coentles slip, and the
purchase of 40 Front street rounds ont
its plot. which will now be improved
with large building as an addition 10
Its present quarters. The brokers were
Lawrence. Blake q Jewell.
: James Kessner sold for Martha w.
Stillwell 279 Ninth avenue, a four story
building with store. The same broker
sold the building adjoining few months
ago.
The five story building. 25x79.2. Mt Al
Washington street and 1914 Morris
street has been sold by Emellne A. Eddy
20 the Iron Mountain Realty Corporation
Through James S. Anderson & Co and
Robert Il. Bonsall. brokers.