The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-05
II STORY ANDERSON
BUILDING IS SOLD
Biz Operator Said to Be Buyer
Of Structure at Broadway
and Twelfth Street.

The hfteen'story AnueTson DululnB
=, the southwest corner of Broadway
and Twelfth street has been sold by the
Anderson estate, OF washington, D. c,
brokers who are said to have negotiated
III. deal refused yesterday to discuss It.
mi, Il was learned through other sources
mai contracts have been signed and
hat the purchaser Is a prominent oper-
ator.
The structure one OF the most sub
s,sntal in that segment OF the worlds
greatest thoroughfare." was built about |
twenty years ago for big clothing
house 1t was known as the Sprague
building until 1t passed into the hands
ot the Anderson estate. Its tenants are
now chiefly clothing concerns. Only n
ysar ago, IL Is said, the Anderson estate
refused $500, 900. although II is believed
in certain quarters that tho price paid
nv the new owner did not touch that
figure
The structure occupies an irregular
MOT fronting 42.1 feet on Broadway and
ls9ais feet on Twelfth street. 1t covers
ground space OF $500 feet.
An Exchange in Part Payment.
Charles Wynne and Louis II. Low sold
the twelve story mercantile building at
50 East Twentieth St, 25x9S.9. having
an income OF $4,000, and was held at
100000 The purchaser, Frank Welton,
yce.president OF the Glover Farm Dairy.
IN part payment gave tho property at
SInhegan Lake, New York, known as
Tho Mohegan Inn consisting Of the main
hotel and several cottages, completely
furnished, on ten acres OF ground.
George Levy and Frank b. Goodliffe
we're the brokers.
Corporation Buys Loft Buildings.
Lebertan Corporation bought from the
r. F. s. Realty Corporation the north
west corner OF University place and
Tenth st., known as SO and SO University
place, 55X100. The property consists
NJ an eight story Hreproof store and loft
building and an adjoining Ave story
remodelled loft building. The leases OF
both properties expire on February !,
1921, at which time the buyers expect
10 improve the SO University place prop
erty and connect same with the corner
building The buyers paid all cash over
a mortgage of $4,000, due in 1880.
pu Bois Smith acted as broker for the
seller.
other Business Properties Sold.
Nasback Hardware Company. owners
OF 81 and S4 Warren street, purchased
flom ]. Richard Mannheim the adJoin-
ing five-story loft building, 25xl00, at
so Warren street. This gives the hard
ware firm frontage Of IS feet on War
rem street.
Charles Boatti sold to Joseph F.
Comb the four-story building at the
northeast corner OF Macdougal and
Third streets, 20X5S,
Duff & Brown Company resold to the
Thomas ]. Murray Storage Company
the four-story storage warehouses at
i13 and 416 West 15Oth street, 50x100.
Charles II. Wainwright bought the
fcur-story building 81 East Twenty
ninth street, 2l4x100.
Harry Greenberg bought from Myrtel
l.. Jones the threestory building 1873
Ludlow street, 20X75.
The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
Company sold to W. s, Ensign, Inc, the
i've story and basement building, 25x92.
a' East Nineteenth street, and through
W. & !" Hess. Inc. resold the same
to Adolf Kiar. importer and manufacture
sr The purchasers will occupy the en-
Nrc building.
Buys seventh Avenue Plot.
The vacant plot in the west side Of
seventh av., from 14eth to l50th sts., |
Las been bought by Elmer D. Coulter
- from Joseph S. Marshall II fronts
99ll feet on the avenue and has
depth Of 500 feet on each street.
MuItIfamiIy House. Sales.
Percy Douglas bought from the Red
wood Realty Corporation the Algonquin
apartments at and East l07th ST..
seven story elevator structure. 50x
l00.ll
Harris. Vought & Co. and Herbert
Baum sold for Carl II. Richardson OF
Boston the Ave story fiat with store. at
.l6l Eighth av.
Pokok Realty Company sold to An
Ton kotck the f1ve story tenement at
5l3 East Seventy-hfth ST, 25xl12.3.
Sadie Multz and Sadie Klein bought
from James W. Halstead and another.
trustees 476 and 47S Houston ST., a
six story tenement, 50x6S.6.
Gorback Realty Company bought
from Louis Ortner the northeast corner
OF Lexington av. and 12Sth ST., a Ave
story hst l00X30.
Rebccca Richman bought 81 Allen st,
hvo story tenement, 25xS7.6.
The Clio Realty Corporation sold to
C!elntis Honaras the five story ffat at
zo2 West EightY-eighth st., 17xlO0.
Rachel Lowenthal sold to David Solo,
mon the four story tenement, with store.
az 2OOl Second av., northwest corner Of
lQ8d st, 25,5x75.
Merit Realty Company (Marcus L.
Osk) resold to Sadie Klotz the flve story
nat at II East 18th ST., 20x100.
"A client Of Charles Norden, attorney,
bought from Katharine Schultz the
tnree story house, with store, at 344 East
nlghty-sixth street, 25x1022. Another
cIiont OF Mr.. Norden has purchased the
ADJOINING three story house at 346, also
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Mrs. Ella
"'o't to =. Schrank the lve story apart
mcnt house at 353 Amsterdam avenue.
To Enlarge GO Broadway.
Plans have been filod by Morgan NJ.
y Brien, architect, for the estate Of John
T.. Schermerhorn for enlarging the eight
story office building at 50 Broadway
mo = ten story building at cost Of
$4,000
:. LeyIngson. architect, has also filed
PANS for making over the four story
oNclIing at 1O4 East Thlrty-sixth street
mo bachelor apartment for Samuel
hooNman, as owner. The cost OF the
Improvement has been estimated at
$4,000
Leases Fifth Avenue House.
,, d. Christian Manroner OF Rome,
lalv, husband OF Countess Leila Biego
Vi CostabIssara. has rented SIG Fifth
avenue, five story and basement brick
uNelIing, size 22.6x10O, between Sixty
second and sixty-third streets Crulk-
'nank Company was the broker.
'ians for New Fifth Ave. Building.
f!ans have been filed for the construc-
Ion OF twelve story fireproof store.
NhOWrOom and loft building ON tina north