The New York herald., 1921-12-01
ANOTHER TRADING
WAVE HITS BRONX
Operators Again Make Land
Market Hum Along Jerome
Avenue Subway Line.

Another recurrent wave OF trading by
swept that borough yesterday after a
recession of several days. Operators
and spectators are flocking to the
West Bronx along the Jerome avenue
subway extension. where the heaviest
apartment house building activity in
The city has set in. Among the prin-
cipal transactions reported from the
northern borough were the following.
Samuel Brener has sold to a client
of Wesselman & Kraus. attorneys. the
plot OF seven lots on the west side OF
the Grand Concourse. lit feet north of
Burnside avenue, a plot fronting I16
feet on the Concourse and 13f feet in
depth. David Kraus was the broker.
Tho site is opposite the Elks Club. This
completes the resale by Mr.. Brener of
practically an entire square block at
this point acquired by him about six
months ago. Goldsmith g. Rosenthal,
attorneys, acted for Mr.. Brener
Max ". Natanson purchased through
Jacob & Emil Leitner from John j.
O'Leary a plot of about ten lots on
the south side of Burnside avenue. com
prising the entire block front between
Grand and Harrison avenues.
Stebbins Realty and Construction
Company, Inc, sold to the G. g. f.
Construction Company. Inc, plot on
the north side of 1g7th street, So feet
east of Grand Boulevard and Con-
course, i25x9o on which they will erect
five story apartment house. john
F. Tetzer was the broker.
Operators in Two Deals.
Ennis 6 Sinnott purchased through
Albert ID. Phelps and Harry Rogers,
from Samuel Roseff the southeast cor
ner of Kingsbridge road and Davidson
avenue, a plot 100 feet on Kingsbridge
road and 127 feet in depth. being ap-
proximately five lots
Julian Kovacs has resold to Ennis &.
Sinnott the southwest corner of Kings
bridge road and Davidson avenue.
plot 1o1x5ax103x irregular, this being
the second resale in the last three days
by the same brokers, Albert ID. Phelps
and Harry Rogers.
Buy Plot for Theatre Site.
The Ogden Amusement Company has
purchased five lots on the west side of
Ogden avenue, Is feet north of 171st
street, on which It plans to erect q
theatre with n seating capacity of 1900
Two of the lots were bought from
Thomas II. Reynolds. two from T.
Louis Britt and one from Joseph Gar
Ian. Il. Osborne Smith. Inc, were the
brokers.
Charles siegel Levy sold the three
story frame store building at 651 Jack
son avenue to John Kehoe. a tenant
who win rebuild it. James Greene was
the broker.
Builder i'm Three Deals.
Samuel Shapiro purchased from the
Hammer Realty Company the plot
50xi11. on the east side of Ogden ave-
nue., 500 feet north of 170th street. on
which he will erect a taxpayer. 1t was
held at $4,000. r. Osborne Smith was
the broker Mr.. Shapiro also purchased
from Joseph Sager the northwest corner
of 169th etreet and Lyman place, 1856
feet on 169th street and flT feet on
Lyman place. Stores and a bakery will
be erected on the plot which was held
at $4,000. r. Rubin was the broker
Another deal by Mr.. Shapiro involves
the resale TO q builder of the plot
9Ox115 on Burnside and Creston ave-
nues. held at $65.000. Il. Osborne Smith
was the broker.
Operutor ReselIs Taxpayer.
Nathan Wilson has resold co client
through Albert D. Phelps a one story
taxpayer. 5sxl07. on che east side OF
University avenue about 100 feet north
on Featherbed lane. The property was
purchased by Mr.. Wilson last week
from ]. Clarence Davies.
William Peters & Co. sold to Joseph
ISotraba. for Ammo G. Stein, the frame
dwelling, at 75S East 230th street.
Two More Flats for Bronx.
Plans were filed yesterday for two
five story apartment houses. S0x100. at
the southwest corner of Southern Boulc-
ward and 1S1st street for the Iseware
Realty Corporation. Davis Levin. rresi-
dent. Benjamin NJ. Sylvan. architect.
estimates the cost at 100000
A six story house. t03.61x100. will
be built at tho southeast corner OF Cres-
ton and Burnside avenues for Theodore
Jaffe. Marson & Chaser. architects, es-
innate che cost at SisO.000
Bronx Transfer Deals.