The New York herald., 1921-01-08
IL STORY MIDTOWN
LOFT BUILDING SOLD
Realty Supervision Company
Buys 10 West 30th ST.,
Held at $500,000.

The Realty Supervision Company.
Vivian Green president, announced to-
dav the purchase of midtown properties
the larger one Involving the twelve story
loft structure at and 8 West Thirtieth
street on a plot 50x100. located near
Fifth avenue. The property was held
at 100000. II was sold by Theresa
Neiman and title taken In the name OF
the v. Green Construction Company.
The other purchase by Mr.. Green in
yely7ed the sour five story tenements at
433 and 435 West Fifty-second street
and 426 and 42S West Fifty third street.
each on a lot 25x100.5. between Ninth
and Tenth avenues Title to the houses
recently passed from the Marks estate
TO the Market Street Realty Company,
q holding concern for Mr.. Green. The
buyer intends to alter the property into
an office building. George Neiman was
the broker in the transaction.
Loan on Manhattan Opera House.
Oscar Hammerstein, Inc, has secured
from Fortune Gallo a second mortgage
for s150.000 on the Manhattan Opera
House property on Thirty-fourth and
Thlrty-fifth streets. west of Eighth ave-
nue. The property carries prior mort
gage for 100000. The Gallo loan is
for two years at per cent
Brokers Lease New Omces.
l.. j. Phillips & Co., located for many
years In 156 Broadway. which building
is to be occupied by the Guaranty Trust
Company. have leased for their new
quarters offices In IL John street corner
of Broadway. The lease was made
through Wm A White Sons
Leases sth Avenue Building.
II
the building, 25x9s, at 400 Eighth ave-
nue., to the Empire Sanitary Company.
Inc. wholesale hardware distributors:
also first loft In 345 Seventh avenue to
Bender Kirzon. furriers. and second
loft to Theodore Bouts & Brother. fur
riers.
other Deals I'm Manhattan.
McCotter & Davis sold for X. & L.
Meuser the building at 43 Sixth avenue,
which the purchaser will occupy for his
business upon the expiration of the pres
ent lease.
Samuel Kaufman bought from Edward
Liebertz 81 Kenmare street, corner of
Cleveland place, a tenement with stores
fronting 100 feet on Kenmare street,
formerly Delaney street. B. Gladstone
was the broker.
Murray Moran purchased the three
Tour story tenements, each 20X100. at
1b4 to 164 East Twenty-eighth street
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
James II. Cruikshank resold to Helen
j. Schell 60 White street five story
loft building, 23.5x10S.6.
The five story building. 20.10x906. NJ
lo6 West Thirty-tirst street, has been
bought by Adolph S. Landau from Will
lam w. Canham.
Louis Elson sold to the c. r. Hold
ing Company l66 Madison avenue,
four story building, 24x53.
Mary IT. Rennard sold to Meyer Zaus.
ner the two story stable. 25.3xSO. at 1904
Park avenue.
A. F. Beckman & Co. sold to George
Heinlein the three story stable, 75xs9.11.
at III to 121 West 12Sth street.
The four story garage. on plot 73.3x
1905, at 800 TO $40 East Forty-seventh
street has been sold by Isaac Inter
meyer to Richard Sullivan.
Georgianna Mcclellan sold to Philip
Greenberg the three story tenement
16.7xi9, at 207 Monroe street.
The five story fat, 25x100.l1, at 21O
East 115th street has been sold by Mar
garet Bertram to Leah Feiner
Abe Straussberg sold to Israel
Schwimmer the five story tenement, 25x
6S, at 40 East Houston street.
Frederick sturz sold to Adoiph Horo-
witz 331 East Ninety-seventh street. 4
five story fiat. 30x100.I1
The three story dwelling, 22x1O0.s. at
437 East Eighty-eighth street has been
sold by Clemence ]. Lemle to Joseph
Campies.