New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
Quick Resales
Bring Profits
To Operators
Brown Disposes of Twelve.
Story Crystal Building,
in West Goth Street;
More Downtown Activity

Frederick Brown has resold the
tweive-story Crystal Building, at 40 to
40 West Twentieth Street, near Fifth
Avenue, to client of Arthur +. Du
Cret & Co The structure occupies n
plot 107.sx92 just east of the old Cam
meyer Building, at the southeast corner
OF Sixth Avenue. The Fabinn Con-
struction Company, Moses Crystal,
president, erected it in 1903, acquiring
the land from Judson S. Todd In the
fall of 1910 it sold the property to Mrs.
Elizabeth Guggenheim in trade. Fred
the Eleda Realty Company last August.
Finds Downtown Trading Profitable
Charles F. Noyes Company has resold
Tor Max Marx to M. Dwaretzky, leather
dealer, to II and Is to II Jacob Street.
On plot of about II 500 square feet. With
TINS resale Mr.. Marx has now disposed
OF the fourteen individual properties
purchased by him through the Noyes
Company from the Central .Leat6e,
Company at this point.
Sale in Insurance District
Steel & Mayer, marine insurance bro
kers, have bought rom the Broadway
John Street Corporation, Elias A. Co
hen president, 3 Cedar Street, five
story building, on plot 21.9x48.2. The
seller acquired this property, together
with and Z, few weeks ago. The
property just sold will be remodeled
for the exclusive occupancy of the pur-
chasers. The Charles F. Noyes Com
pany was the broker.
Sale in Produce District
William A. White & Sons have sold
to Smith & Holden, wholesale produce
dealers, the four-story building on plot
22.9Xa9.6, at 1919 Duane Street. The buv
ers occupied POI Duane Street, corner O
Washington, for about twenty wears
Inns building was sold recently by Will
lam A. White & Sons to c. V. Smith
company for occupancy. This is the
second sale of both properties reported
by the same brokers within six months.
Buys More Gold St. Realty
William H. Whiting e. Co. have sold
tor James c. Colgate the six-story
building at 10 Gold Street, on lot
21.7x105.10; also the five-story build
ing directly in the rear, at 211 Pearl
Street, on lot 21.10x1323 These prop
ertles have been in the sellers fam
~ ~ ONSi Ioily years ne purCnaS-
eer is Harry Aronson. Mr.. Aronson a
lew days ago acquired the block front
on Gold Street from John to Platt
streets.
Slipper Co. Gets West Broadway Loft
The Metropolitan Slipper Company
has purchased from the estate of Felix
Samson 134 and 1876 West Broadway.
having frontage of so feet, through
William c. Walkers Sons.
Cherry Street Stable Sold
Cammann, Voorhees, e. Floyd have
sold for the trustees Of the General
Theological Seminary the six-story
stable at 276 Cherry Street, on plot
26.2X111.
Charles Wynne and Louis II. Low
have sold to client of ]. Nimhaus r
for occupancy the five-story business
building at 80 East Twenty-second
Street, on plot 26.3x1oO. The sellers
recently purchased the property from
Joseph W. Stern
To Take Gve, Sullivan St. Realty
The ive-story stable, on lot 5Ox1OOx
irregular, at 20 and 211 Sullivan
Street is to be taken over by the newly
former 209 and 211 Sullivan Street
Corporation, with A. Levitt, L. Shomer
and j. Rabinowitz, directors. The
owner of record is the Samuel Nc
Creery estate.
Loft in oath Street Sold
The six-story loft, on lot 20x99.9 at
63 West Twentyfourth Street has been
sold by the estate of Henry Froment
to the Frandor Realty Company.