The New York herald., 1920-01-30

81 W est -Vth ST., between Fifth and Sixth
AVS, has been purchased.by Michael Kauf-
man from Jacob Woii. attorney. II covers
a piot 5o.6x92, and has rent roll OF $s2 800.
The seller acquired the property last Nov
ember and had been holding it at $500, 900.
s1,OOO.OOO Loft Project.
Greenberg & Greenberg, cloak and suit
manufacturers. purchased 221 and 223 West
18Th St, two four story dwellings, 42x1Oo,
which with the property at 21S to 21s. ac-
9 few days ago, gives them plot
Ia The site is to be improved with
n seen story loft building for use of
tAf ak and suit trade, at cost, esti-
r at sl,0OO0o0. The buyers snow 'oc-
C. i've floors in building in 32d st.
Purchases ON the Heights.
Jul Nehring. Inc, soldd for the College
vi ng Company, Joseph Shenk, presi-
des.s, the Rockclyffe and Highmont, two
six story apartments, 120X100 at the south
east corner of Broadway and 14lst St, to
Charles Kimmelman and Max Cohn
clients of Samuel Wacht. The properties
house forty-eight families and contain
four stores. Tt was held at s350,000 and
rents for $4,000.
Jules Nehring. Inc, sold for the Gamble
Brown Realty Company the Highcliff, a
six story apartment. 100x1O0, at the south
east corner of Audubon av. and 177th st.
Charles Galewski bought from Simon
Fichel the Mecklenberg, a six story apart
ment at the southwest corner of Broadway
;, and 10th ST. 10OXl0O The structure rents
for about $4,000 and was held at 100000
The Fischer Realty Company negotiated
the deal.
He'll & Stern sold. for Millard Kuh the
five story apartment 515 West 145th St,
334x10O. to Charles Wynne.
The Benenson Realty Company resold
y, rrt SoT,o aI I nlI tn ct
19Oth St, two five story apartments, con-
tanning forty-five suites.
Harry Levy and Nehring & Co. sold TO
Hyman Schwartz the five story flat 616
and 61S West 1S2d St, 50xI0.
Deals in Seventh Avenue Zone.
n. NJ WE'LL Company and Cross G.
Brown were the brokers in the recently
recorded lease of the four story brick and
three story frame buildings, at %5 and
967 9TH av. The lessee, the Hanover Lunch
Company, recently leased III to 377 7th av
from the George Berg Realty Company
and are negotiating for a lease of No
369. If this is obtained, the Company will
control all the eat side block front be-
tween 30th and 31st St, with the excep-
ton 46x75, at the northeast corner of Goth
st The west side of the avenue between
these two streets is to be the site of
nineteen story building for use of the
needle work trades
Ill. M. w ELL company ledSeQ IOT
Booth, the three story building, 22.4xO
at 205 West 3Sth ST., for twenty-one years
at an aggregate rental of $l20, 900. Early
last week the sale of 203 and 2W to Herman
ID. Goldstein was reported Negotiations
are pending for lease of these properties
and if obtained the plot probably will be
improved with six story building.
Horace S. Ely & Co. sold for Charles
NJ Bleecker and another. the six story
storage warehouse, 3xsS-9, at 3l2 West
ist St, to the Metropolitan Opera House
Company which has occupied the property
as tenant for number Of years.
100000 West Side Lease.
nuel Slate. of Frederick Zittel &c
- leased for Mrs. Louise C. Dyckman.
to the Buick Motor Company, the six story
loft building. 5ox1oo. At 21s and 900 West
S4th ST., for twenty-one years at an ag-
gregate rental of 100000 1t will be re-
modelled for use as a service station.
Long Held Realty Sold.
William J. Roome & Co., Inc, sold for
tho estate of Charlotte 3. Wittemore the
five story business building at 123 East
I'D St., 2Sxl00, to j. j. O'Brien e Son.
This property has been in the White
more family for nearly century.
Sales in Harlem.
John II. Pierce sold for Mrs. Charles
Porcher 243 West 12Sth St, a three story
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pancy; also for the estate Of Elizabeth
Tayntor 2i2 West 1920 St. three story
dwelling. 17xlOo, to Susan L. Fletcher. of
Washington. ID. c., and for c. p. Buckley
253 West 18th ST., five story dwelling,
1sxl0O.
4. d. Rockwell. Jr.. sold through Dunn
& DAILY attorneys. the three story dwell
ing. IA West 131st st.
O'Reilly e. Dahn resold for Harry Aron-
So "a West 142d St, a four story dwell
ing I6x1c0
NJ. II. Tropauer sold for the Terrace
Holding Company 2,26s 7th av., five
sto flat, 19.10xs0.
A. G.. Thompson Company sold 2,255 and
2257 9TH av., two five story apartments
with four stores. for the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company.
Alfred Olenck and A. Levy and William
Marks sold for a Mr.. Hirsch the five
story flat. 30 West 114th St, 20x100.11, to
Jacob Schneider.
Harriet Adams sold TO y. Schafer 1886
East 10th St, a three story dwelling,
lS.9x100.11.
Other Manhattan Snles.
Schwab e. Co. sold for the Benenson
Realty Company a six story apartment,
65y %, at 7O7 and 709 st. Nicholas av.,
r. ( for $4,000 and held at $160,00O.
T'inck sold for Oscar p. Thomas
Rush Stoddard, president of the
Hul'S OOlIpifiys AiS SlA
partment at $50 West 13sth ST..
1t has a yearly rental of 100000
IS held at 100000. The same
hoer sold for Frank Lugar the Court
:: =, six story apartment 100x100, at
1922 West 122d st. also sold-46 Pike
81 five story remodeled tenement.
25 10. for $4,000: for John T. and
Sarah Frances Britton the two five story
apartments. 121 and 123 West 137th St,
held at $50. 900: also resold for Lillian
Seeholzer the five story apartment, 40x10O.
held at $50. .00O at 5if West 134th St, and
for the Hyde Real Estate Corporation the
seven story loft, 127 and 129 West cath
St. 50x114. held at s175.000.
James Lenox Banks sold 10 East 92d
at. a five story dwelling.
Edward lIanley sold 203 East 76th st.
a four story building. 2Sxt02.2.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Mrs. l. E
Henriquez TO Daniel Il. Freedman the
four story dwelling, l9.5x1o2.2. at % West
10th ST.
Thomas J. O'Reilly sold for the Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank the two four
story and basement buildings at 400 and
All East 22d ST., 47x9s.9, to A. g. Richter
Buyers In the Bronx.