The New York herald., 1921-09-28
OFFICE SPACE HUNT
NEAR ITS CLIMAX
Activity Chiefly in Midtown
Company Leases Buildings
in 7th Avenue Zone.

Loring at 153 to 162 West Thirty
fourth street. adjoining the southeast
corner of Seventh avenue. are the sub
Ject of leasing transaction now under
way. through the formation at Albany
Of the i60 West Thirty-fourth Street
Corporation. with J. S. Cross as at
torney. The realty consists of three
four story buildings. the easterly d.
mension being 9S.9 feet and the west
erly but 24.S feet. The two westerly
buildings comprise the easterly two
thirds of the Seventh avenue corner.
being but AZ feet therefrom. In the new
and A. NJ. Hessinger.
Maurice Wertheim leased the parlor
floor store in 415 Lexington avenue.
northeast corner of Forty-third street, to
the NJ. II. I. Company (Manuel III.
Titlebaum. presldent) for wearing APP
parel shop.
The two story building at 1899
Broadway. between Sixty-seventh and
Sixty-eighth streets, has been leased by
Adolph II. Mayors. the Victrola dealer.
from the Trebuhs Realty Company. Inc.
a holding company for the Shuberts. The
building fronts 2S.1 feet on Broadway
and has depth of 11s feet. The lease
calls for a rental of S150.000 for the
term. Alterations will be made. The
Haggstron-Calfen Company were the
brokers'.
Manson-Jacobs Co, Inc, and A. G.
Thompson Company. cobrokers. rented
for Charles II. Anderson. the negro
banker Of Jacksonville. Fla. the corner
store in the proposed bank building at
the northwest corner of f35th street
and Lenox avenue for twenty-one
years. at a gross rental of s300.0o0,
beginning November /, 1921. and end
ing October 81. 1912. TO the League
Buffet Lunch Corporation. The average
rental per foot Of this building amounts
TO $500 per front foot on I,enox avenue.
James T.. Watson, attorney. represented
Mr.. Anderson and Harold F'latto the
League Buffet Lunch Corporation.
Cross & Brown Company leased a
floor comprising $500 square feet at
As and SO East Twenty-first street and
40 East Twentieth street to B. Kugel
Company. importers of art linens.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased to the
Elastic Braid Company the third floor
In 253 Fifth avenue.
Daniel EirdsaIl 81 Co., Inc. rented
store and basement in GA Grand street
10 the Aberdine Trading Corporation;
fourth loft in So East Twelfth street
to Cooper & Cooper. and fourth loft In
Ill East Fourteenth street to Louis s.
Scivelli.
White-Goodman leased the second
floor in SS1 Eighth avenue to DIR. A.
Berger: second loft in II Pine street
TO II. A. Goerl Company. and with M.
Rosenthal Company. third loft in 20
West Twenty-seventh street to Harry
Laufer.
Charles B. Van valen, Inc. rented
offices in 10 William street to Alfred
B. Nathan; in 81 and 50 Maiden lane
to Joseph c. Murphy & Co. and John
s. Toomey a Co. and in so to Sc John
street to Bernard r. Golden.
Maurice Wertheim leased to A. 8.
Lewis Inc, Arthur S. Lewis president.
north store in 40S Lexington avenue. In
the Hotel Commodore, for a branch re-
tail nut store.
Pease & Gilman have subleased for
the American Fur Dealers Association
Offices in Masonic Temple, Twenty
third street and Sixth avenue. to the
Golberg Bedding Machine Company.
Cross C Brown Company, with
Harris. vought & Co, leased space in
milliner.
Residential Leases.
Pease & Iclliman leased the four story
II foot dwelling at 60 East Seventy
ninth street, between Park and Madison
National City Bank to Glover Beardsley
OF the Otis Elevator Company. The
same brokers leased apartments as fol-
lows: In 565 Parh avenue to w. ].
Stone and Frederick NJ. Beckett. in 80
West Fifty ninth street to Max Speigel
and to Paul d. Langdon. in 400 West
End avenue for the Durham Realty
Company to G. S. Otis, and in 226 West
Seventeen street TO Irving Weinstein.
4t<s~ I.s skAt~ Tra
furnished for Mrs. Drury A. McNfillen
her residence at 1sS East Fifty-fifth
street to Mrs. Christopher D. Smithers.
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc, leased apart
nents in SAT Fifth avenue to Frank S.
Evans, In 469 Fourth avenue to Mrs.
Katherine Macdonald. and in 14S West
Fifty-seventh street TO Miss Jessie L.
Nagle.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. rented the fol-
lowing apartments: In Ss3 Park ave-
nue. to Mrs. John r. Ogden, I'm 10 East
Fifty-fourth street to Hoyt A. Perry, In
1S2 West Ftfty-eighth street 10 G. T. Sill
yer, In las East Fifty-socond street to
Joseph Drake. an5 in 144 East Thirty
sixth street to Francis II. Brownell. Jr
Leon S. Altmayer leased the six room
and bath apartment on the fourth floor
In 1893 Park avenue. southwest corner
OF Eighty-sixth street. to Louis A.
Pinon.
Hc,Ighton Company leased for the
Stability Realty Company the three story
dwelling at 334 West Eighty-fourth
street.
Plan Flat for Bryce Estate.
The Lloyd S. Bryce estste filed plans
yesterday for fourteen story apart
rnent house. 70.6x90, at the northeast
corner OF Fifth avenue and Ninety-fifth
street, through the Fred r. French Com
pany. architects. The estimated cost Is
100000. This II the third set of plans
filed during the last few years for the
Improvement Of this plot. In July. 1919.
shape, Bready & E'eterlyin. architects,
filed plans for twelve story structure
TO cost 5000. 900. and In 1916 the origi-
nal plans were filed and the project
temporarily abandoned.
Manhattan Transfers.
Vincent Van Ripper sold to Georgiana
FLOCK four story building with stores.
2s.4x9S.9. at 2i0 West Twcnty-slxth
street.
Joseph Sager purchased six story
tenement with four stores, 50x100. at
&C and 68 Essex street, renting for
$4,000 and held at s145.000. 1t was
built three years ago.
The East River National Bank sold
10 Joseph Rubino 100 and 162 Sullivan
street. six story tenement with stores.
io0x4S.f.
Emma Tyroller sold TO Nicola and
Luigi Sabatino four story tenement