The New York herald., 1921-06-05
BUY BLOCK OF FLATS
ON UPPER BROADWAY
Operators Take Over Bellport and Re-
gent H4alls---Reports Show Heavy
Trading in City and Suburbs

Irving Judis and Joseph Silverson
purchased the two six story apartment
houses at 800 and s110 Broadway on
the east side between 123d and 124th
streets. held at s550.o00. Each struc-
ture stands on plot fronting 100 feet
on Broadway with a similar depth on
each street. and is arranged for thirty
seven families. They return an annual
renting approximating 100000.
GfIsey House Annex Leased.
Hyams & Hyams, attorneys for
Frank Meilen and Lui Krieger has
leased from Charlotte Il. S. Throckmor-
ton the five story annex of the old
Gilsey House at 1904 to 1910 Broadway
below Thirtieth street, for twenty-one
years at an aggregate rental Of $780,
900. The lessees will remodel the prop
erty into modern showrooms. The prop
crty fronts 67.S feet on Broadway and
has northerly line OF 1915 feet
Other Apartment House Deals.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Frederick
H. Smith the five story apartment house
at 618 and $40 West 136th street 54x100.
G. Tuoti & Co. sold for a Mr.. Fry to
NJ. Molfetta, five story flat. with stores.
at 800 East Eightythird street.
Navarro Flats in s5.OOO.OOo Lease.
The Central Park South Corporation
composed OF Samuel Augenblick, Louis
b. Brodsky and II. Miller. and formed
last month. has concluded negotiations
which have been under way for some
time for leasing for twenty-one years,
with an option OF purchase. the old Ma
varro flats commonly known as the
Spanish flats, occupying the westerly
half Of the block bounded by Fifty
eighth and Fifty-ninth streets. Seventh
| and Eighth avenues. The syndicate will
| pay to the Title Guarantee and Trust
! Company, trustees for the owners, the
j. j. Jennings McComb estate. about
| S5,000,000 in rentals during the term.
1t is now before the court for approval.
The houses are ten stories high and
known as the Madrid, Cordova. Gra-
NADIA. Valencia. Lisbon. Barcelona. SAL
| amanca and Tolosa. They have a 'front.'
age OF 20010 feet on Seventh avenue
and 412 feet on each street. The heirs
of the McComb estate are Mrs. Edward
II. Jones, Mrs. Louis Herzog. J. Scott
McComb and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Hartigan. The
structures were erected many years ago
by the late Juan y. de Navarro.
Property Owners VIII Organize.
Owners OF property between Thirty
first and Forty-flrst streets and Seventh
and Ninth avenues, will meet In the
Hotel Astor Tuesday evening to form an
organization to fight any attempts to re-
strict that section Of the city against
business and factory invasion. The
taxpayers there recently won their fight
in the Board of Estimate and Appor-
tionment against the Thirty-fourth
Street Board of Trade and the hotel and
railroad interests to have the entire
section between Thirty-hfth and
Forty-hrst streets. Seventh and Ninth
avenues zoned against manufacturing.
Ralph V. Wechsler, attorney for the
property owners affected, has issued the
call for Tuesdays meeting.
In the Dwelling Market.
VI. X. Gaillard & Co. sold for Mrs.
Maria S. Ward to Andrew Logan, the
four story residence at ll0 West
Eighty-second street. adjoining Hotel
Endicott: also for Mrs. Ethel ". Grant,
her residence at 133 West Eighty-frst
street. to Samuel Nugent.
william B. May & Co. sold for Mrs.
T.. tOdenpyle tne Iour STORY uWelllnS,
21x10o.5, at 81 East Sixty-third street.
Ryan & Co. sold for Rosa Wulff the
two four story dwellings at 122-124 East
lo5th street each 1s.9xl00. The property
was held at 100000.
T.. ]. Mas Realty Company Inc,
sold for Henry Oppenheimer. PA West
102d street. five story ten family
house. 25x100. TO August Stellhorn.
Motion Realty Company. J. D. Wet
more. attorney, purchased through Jo-
seph II. Outlear the three story resi-
dence at % West 130th street. 20x1oo.
and tho same broker has resold the
premises at a substantial profit to
James VI. Mosely. Elizabeth Mahoney
sold the three story dwelling 237 West
/ 2sth street, l4.sxi00. to the Motion
Realty Company through James II
Stanley The company also purchased
the three story residence at 1922 West
18Th street. 16x100, adjoining Edge
combe avenue. from Margaret Smith.
James II. Stanley was the broker.
Bronx Market Is Active.
Charles wynne and Louis II. Low.
operators. resold the two Ave story
flats at the northwest corner Of Crotona
avenue and 17eth street. each 25xi00.
bringing in total rental of sl3 900 and
helu at FtosVVV. lucy were recently
purchased from the Devine estate and
have been sold TO the NJ. r. A. Realty
| Corporation. Joseph Harzos was the
| broker
Bartels & Waxman sold for the Darc
! Realty Company the taxpayer. with
| six stores, at the corner of Prospect ave-
| nue. and 1s0th street TO Joseph Mayer
also sold for the Geisenbers estate the
cottage at the corner Of Hornaday place
and Mohegan avenue.
! David L. Woodall sold for Julia Ha ri
the northeast corner Of Topping avenue
and 174th street. a plot, 1895. wnicn
/ the purchaser viii improve with three
/ two-family houses The same brokers
| sold for VI. c. Dochtermann the plot
! 50x1o0 on the west side OF Pophar
avenue. LAG feet Eoith of 176th street