The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-15
LEASES BLOCK NEAR
HUDSON TERMINAL
Schultz Company to Pay Rent
al of S1,000,000 to Rail
way Company.

Tanloos, Smith & Co. leased to the
Schultz Cigar Stores Company for TWEEN
ty-one years at a rental aggregating
approximately 100000 the property
owned by the Hudson and Manhattan
Railroad. adjoining the Hudson Ter
minal Building, known as 46 to so Cort-
landt street and 173 to 1877 Greenwich
street, comprising the entire block front
on Greenwich street with frontage
of 225 feet and on Dey street 'front.'
age of II feet, a total area of 1921
square feet. This lease is one Of
the largest downtown transactions con-
summated for several months and gives
the Schultz Cigar Stores Company
an additional important acquisition 10
its real estate holdings. The ground
portion of the corner building VIII De
altered and the corner portion occupied
by the Schultz Cogar Stores Company
for its cigar business. The remainder OF
ground floor space has been subleased
by the Schultz Cigar Stores Company
of years at a rental aggregating $2to'-
900 to the Rival Shoe Company. The
remaining properties are being nego-
leases. which will result in the various
buildings being modernized.
Tenant buys BleecI<er st. Parcel.
L. Tanenbaum, Strauss & Co. sold
for the estate of c. w. Seamans the six
story building. AZ TO 40 Blocker street,
s5x10ox irregular TO Robert Cummings,
a tenant.
Straus Estate Sells Warehouse.
Joseph p Day, represented by Doug
las Eskell, sold for the Straus estate
the Ave story warehouse at 159 and 16l
Greene street. 50x100. to Henry j. Hem
mems. Beardsley. Hemmens Taylor
represented the buyer as attorney and
Menken Brothers the sellers.
In the Dwelling Market.
Coughlan & Clisby sold for Marie c
Shepard n dwelling, 20x102.2, at l44
West Eighty-second street to John A
Barnes.
Edwin Bendheim sold the four story
dwelling at 1877 West Seventy fourth
street. 22x1022.
John II. Pierce sold for Emile NJ
Street and others 221 West 130th street
a three story dwelling, 1S.9x99.11.
Merit Realty Company sold 243 West
131st street. three story dwelling, &c
Anna J. Lee A. G. Thompson Company
was the broke.
Edward j. White sold TO J. Robinson
227 Eighth avenue. a three story dwell
ing with stores. 22.6x100. adjoining the
northwest corner of Twenty-iirst street
Apartment and Flat Sales.
Frank b. Haubert of the office OF
Edward c. II. Vogler sold for client
Of Herman Arms Company the two five
story double apartment houses, 5ON
10O.l1, with stores. at 800 and 81 West
116th street to Louis Lubitz, the opera
tor
Joseph r. Day represented by Douglas
Eskell sold for Wolf Goldberg the flVe
and four story fats at 33 Attorney
street, 25x100. Edward A. Brown was
attorney for the seller.
Daniel r. Jackson sold TO Philip
steinman 305 West 18th street, five
story single fat, 20x10O. The buyer
will put in a store on the ground moor
for his own occupancy as real estate
office. Mr. Jackson bought this prop
erty a few weeks ago from Carl h.
Richardson. trustee.
G. NJ. Folsom & Co. sold FOR Samuel
Gray the Ave story tenement at 2R9
West 18Th street.
Mary NJ. Kearney sold TO Mary Peyse
the four story tenement At 800 East
l17th street 25x10O
James Fay sold the five story Nat
at 242 East Ninetieth street, 25XlOo.S.