The New York herald., 1921-11-27
ANNE MORGAN BUYS
AGAIN ON SUTTON PL.
Acquires House at No. 3 From
Mrs. Stephen 0lin; Other
Late Realty News.

chased lne properly HI . sutton pidCe,
where she plans to erect her residence.
has purchased the adjoining house at
Sutton place from Mrs stephen olin.
sister of Mrs. w. h Vanderbilt, who
is completing her home ar the adjoin-
ing corner Of Fifty-seventh street and
sutton place. The 0lin house stands
OF a lot 2Ox70.3. Title passed to Miss
Morgan yesterday.
Mrs. DIN was among the first pur-
oil asers in the Sutton Square residential
colony. Others who VIII make their
hssnes there are Mrs. Lorillard Cam
mann, Francis p. Griswald Miss Eliza
beth Marbury. Miss Elsie de Wolff. Jo-
seph L. Willard, former Ambassador to
Spain, and Chauncey olcott. \
no Build Hotel ON Upper West side
Joseph zubow. the operator VINO has
been active recently in the Grand Cen
tral Terminal zone, has leased the plot
on the north side Of West Seventy-fourth
street. including the northeast corner of
Broadway and the northwest corner of
Amsterdam avenue. from Oscar and
Cecilia r. Wuerz for sixty-three years,
and next January he will demolish the
old taxpayer now on the site and will
erect a fifteen story apartment hotel
from plans by Bloodgood & Sugarman,
architects. The house will contain 375
rooms. with stores and shops on the
ground floor, Part of the floor has been
reserved for a large restaurant.
The property is valued at $500. 900 and
on the basis Of per cent. the rental
will be $4,000 a year for the first
fwenty-one years 1t is expected that
the hotel will cost about $1,400,oo0. Mr..
Zubow and the owners have Joined in
R,1a a
S1.100, 900 on the land and building
through the American Bond and Mort
gage Company. Charles HENDERSON was
the broker in the lease and Carl Levine
represented the lessee and Bauerdorf &
Taylor, attorneys, represented the
owners
The plot. fronts 56,10 feet on Broad
way, 1876 feet on Seventy-fourth street
and 54.4 feet on Amsterdam avenue. Mr..
Zubow spent many weeks IN futile
effort to purchase the property, but was
finally satisfied to lease it,
Apartment House Deafs.
Edward c. H. vogler. through Frank
e. Haubert sold for Katherine Dick to
Edna e. Kerns. the five story triple
apartment house at 10 West 103d street.
45.5XS0, northeast. corner of Manhattan
avenue. The seller was represented by
Judge Flammer, and the buyer by
Louis Sachs.
Operator Buys DIeeckcr ST. Loft.
Charles Galewski. operator. has pur-
chased from the Isaac and Henry Mein-
hard estate the six story. fireproof loft
building, at 97-99 Bleecker street, on
plot 50x150x irregular. The property
was held at s250,000 and brings in a
rental Of $4,000 per annum. Manhei-
mer Bros. negotiated the sale. Mr.. Ga
lcvski, last April. purchased from the
same estate no Broadway. a ten story
left. Joseph Z. Greenberg represented
the purchs ser.
The Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc,
sold for the Clark estate 48 West
Sevcnty-fourth street, n five story
American basement dwelling, 25x100,
equipped with an electric elevator. The
buyer is a client OF Frank Sullivan. This
is the ninety-hfth house sold by the
Brown, Wheelocls Company for the
Clarke estate within the last fifteen
months.
Plan Flats and Theatre in Bronx.
George Nordham, architect has fled
plans for six story apartment house
containing fifty-four apartments on the
west side of Bryant avenue, 100 feet
north of fremont avenue. for the Alcas
Realty Corporation. The building viii
include many innovations in apartment
house planning.
Plans were fled yesterday for a two
story theatre and Office building, look
1856, at the northwest. corner of Web
ster avenue and 1e9th street for S. B.
steinmetz. Eugene De Rosa, architect.
estimates the cost at $3.50. 900.
Plans were also filed for FIVE story
apartment house, 65.10xS1, at the south
west corner of Ryer avenue and 1880
street for the L. & 3. Construction Com
pany, Isidor Languer. president. Spring
steen q Goldhammer, architects, esti-
mate the cost at 100000.
Art Dealers Rent Lofty Quarters.
Cushman G. Wakefield, Inc, leased
the twenty second floor of the new
Heckscher Building. Fifth avenue and
Fifty-seventh street. 10 Warwick House.
Ltd. dealers in tapestries and paintings
now at 10 East Fifty-seventh street
This lease marks the first step on the
part OF any of the well known art and
antique dealers in abandoning the Gus
tomary street level locations in favor
OF floor at such a height. 1t was re-
ported by the brokers who are renting
and managing agents of the Heckscher
Building that several other leases In
volving entire floors and stores are un-
der active negotiation.
Bronx Market Reports.
Nathan Wilson, the operator, pur-
chased a plot of about five lots, 2sx100x
104. on the south side OF Fordham road
between Davidson and Grand avenues.
The purchaser intends to improve the
site on Fordham road with stores and q
three story business building; the David
son avenue side. which is adjacent to-
Fordham road, he intends to dispose of
60 builders for the erection of apartment
houses. Armstrong Brothers were the
brokers
Samuel Cowen sold for the Neumann
estate 916 Home street 20 a Mr.. Bartell
for occupancy.
The undeveloped plot containing 80 900
square feet at Branford place, Shlpman
and High streets, in the lower SPRING
field avenue district. has been sold by
the Halsey estate TO the North Ward
Realty and Investment Company, which
will improve with new business build
ings. The deal was negotiated by Feist
q Feist. the exclusive agents OF the
property.
The same brokers sold the building Mt
the corner OF Ward and Hamilton streets
for the West Hudson Investment Com
pany 10 Frank G. Cloran. the tenant
Two parcels at 3S1-3S9 and 3S6 and
ass Avon avenue have been purchased
by the S. Sc III. Construction Company
from the Butler Realty Company