New-York tribune., 1920-01-11
Astor
Sells 9th Ave.
Block Front
Realty Between 25th and
Goth SITS. Has Been Owned
by Family for Genera
tions; To Be Improved
Hospital Disposes of Lots
Land OH Avenue A Sold by
Presbyterian Trustees a
Gift From ]. S. Kennedy

Dwight. Archibald e. Perry, Inc, has
sold for Vincent Astor to syndicate
represented by Louis and Harry Kob-
ner, the block front on the east side of
Sixth Avenue, between Twenty-ffth
snd Twcnty-sixth streets, knownS as
@144S0 Sixth Avenue. and including
63-57 West Twenty-fifth md 52-64 West
feet on Sixth Avenue. 1875 feet on
Twenty Street and 1918 feet on
Twenty-sixth Street. 1t has been owned
by the Astor family for generations.
The purchaser contemplate extensive
alterations to meet the present press
ing demand for space along this part of
Sixth Avenue.
Presbyterian Trustees Sell
The trustees of the Presbyterian
Hospital have sold through William A.
White T. Sons and the Brown Wheelock
Co. the plot consisting of over forty
two lots bounded by Avenue A, Sixty
seventh Street, Sixty eighth Street and
Exterior Street. The plot which has
Oh it only few old buildings was
purchased by John S. Kennedy in 1909,
Who made a gift of it to the hospital
It was expected at that time that the
new hospital buildings would be erect
ed upon this site. The three blocks to
the south. from Sixty-fourth to Sixty
seventh streets. are owned by the
Rockefeller Institute and occupied by
its group of buildings.
ct More De Peyster Street Realty
William A. White e. Sons have sold
for James N. Brennan to Powers
Weightman- Roscngarten Co.. 27. 20 and
81 De Peyster Street, on plot of ap-
proximately 60.3x50.3. The property
Immediately adjoins the present build
purpose to erect an addition to their
building on the site acquired.
Sale in New Needle Workers Zone
The H. NJ. WE'LL Company has sold
for William Nelson 213 West Thirty
fifth Street. six story warehouse, on
q plot 24x100; also for the Lindemann
estate the adjoining three tenemcnts
on plot 66x100, making a total of COX
100. The buyer is large cloak and
suit concern. which will erect a six
teen-story loft building.
The Weill Company has also sold for
Seamon Brothers to David j. Ut and
Harry Moeller the building at 122 Sew
enth Avenue on plot 1880.
Sells Tenth Street Loft
Max N. Natanson has sold to client
of j. B. Gordon % East Tenth Street,
a twelve-story loft on plot 46x92. The
transaction was for all cash.
More Pearl Street Activity
Pease & Gilman have sold for
Thomas Hall, 27-29 Pearl Street, an
irregular plot, 40.10x100 by irregular,
running through to Bridge Street, i'm
proved with six story buildi1g, which
will be altered by the purchased for
his own occupancy.
Resale of Bridge Street Property
William Pierre Jockin, of Jockin &
de Florez, has resold the building at
III Bridge Street which he sold last
July for Henry Overing Tallmadge to
a syndicate of financial men and title
to which was recorded in August in
the name of the Connolly Investing
Corporation. 1t was originally acquired
by these interests as key to a plot of
some 10000 square feet, including part
of the Broad Street frontage, which
Ir. Jockin had assembled as site for
an improvement. He recentlyq sold
the syndicate larger plot in the
financial district and it was decided to
resell the Bridge Street parcel.
Tenants Buy in Crosby Street
Charles F. Noyes Co. has sold for
Wayland & Bernard. attorneys, the six
story building at 49 Crosby Street to
George Bioco g. Co., the present ten
ants.
Sale on Forty-second Street
Joseph F. Feist & Co. have sold 422
West Forty-second Street for Joseph
Fatten.
Estate Sells in West Broadway
Daniel Birdsall l. Co.. Inc, has sold
the property at 270 West Broadway to
Frederick Fruiesen for the estate of
Sarah Had1ev