The New York herald., 1921-07-31
WEST 57TH ST. HOUSES
LEASED FOR $4O0 900

l.. Tannenbaum, Strauss & Co. leased
for Capt. Henry Metcalfe, as executor
and trustee, the two four story dwellings
at 147 and 149 West Fifty-seventh street.
37x10O.5, to the lat and 149 West Fifty
seventh Street Corporation for twenty
one years with renewal privileges at an
aggregate rental of about 100000 and
taxes. The lessees will alter the prem
controlling interests of the leasing cor
poraton took the adjoining property at
151 West Fifty-seventh sereet under
lease last May and now control 'front.'
age OF fifty-seven feet.
Kenetta Realty Corporation. John III.
'Scheier president, leased offices in the
new Calvin Building. f9s West Fifty
sixth street, TO the Automatic Coin
Change and Record Machine Company
and Circuit Ignition Company.
Robert Sewers leased for Vincent Astor
the northeast corner of 149th street and
Eighth avenue. The property Is one
story taxpayer with stores.
west side Club Buys House.
Lebertan Corporation sold to the West
Side Club 27o West Eighty-fourth street.
now occupied by the organization. The
purchaser paid all cash over mortgage
of $4,000 for the property.
MuItifnmi1y House Sales.
Duross Company sold for the Min
turn estate, Frederic de Peyster Foster
trustee. to Margaret Roberts. repre-
sented by d. Kempner & Son, the five
story apartment house at 1855 Third
avenue, between 1929 and 1880 streets.
The sale was cash transaction, and
the seller takes purchase money mort
gage of s17,500 for five years at per
cent.
Charles wynne and Louis II. Low
sold to the West Side Holding Company
the three five story flats at 20 to SO
West Sixty-fifth street 66Sx100.6.
G. Tuoti g. Co. sold for III. NJ. WE'LL
Company to G.. Picciurro the four story
flat with store at $50 East 1880 street.
Bank Plans s25O.OOO Building.
Plans have been fled for the erection
of a twelve story Office and banking
building at 221-22s West F'ifty-seventh
street for the Excelsior Savings Bank at
Sixth avenue and Twenty-third street
The structure will occupy site 50xlOO.
located between Broadway and Seventh
avenue, on property occupied for many
years by Frank Gould's art academy
The designs for the proposed building
were prepared by r. II. Almiroty. who
estimates the cost at S250,OOO.
Other Sales in Manhattan.
James III. Cruikshank purchased from
Margretta r. Eidletz 341 West seventy
first street, five story dwelling, l5xlo2.
The Haggstrom mCallen Company were
brokers.
m. II. Gaillard & Co. sold for A. Logan
TO Mrs. NJ. ]. Cheeseman the four story
and basement dwelling at ITO West
Eighty-second street. The purchaser VIII
occupy.
Everett NJ. Seixas Company resold for
Mics Eva Engel the Columbia leasehold
at a. West Fifticth street, four story
dwelling, 20xf00.5, TO the Brendan Ksaity
Company. The lease has nine years TO
run. with the privilege OF two twenty
one year renewals.
william C.. Walkers Sons sold for
David Wilson the property at 1i5 Duane
street, 25x75, five story and basement
building.
Activities In the Bronx.
L. ]. Philips & Co.. sold for the estates
OF Morris Kalkenau and Joseph Ham
mershlag, s. Schimmel and Charles ;.
Lyons, executors. the northwest corner
of 234th street and Broadway, running
through to kingsbridge avenue with
frontages Of 1868 feet on Broadway.
33ss4 feet on 2S4th street and 1i5 feet
on Kingsbridge avenue. This property
contains a large three story dwelling.
The purchaser Of this parcel Is the kes-
bee Sales Company. which plans 70 use a
portion OF the Broadway frontage for a
gasoline filling station.
@. Montague Mable sold for the Gar
age Corporation for $4,000 the lease OF
the two story garage containing $4,000
square feet at 4e7-503 East 16Sd street.
and has negotiated new lease for
twenty years at an aggregate rental ot
s430.000 The new lessees VIII operate
high class public garage. Sidney J..
Warsawer was associate broker The
attorneys were Jacob VI. Lcibner for the
Garage Corporation and Samuel I. Golieb
for the lessees.
Richard Dickson sold for +. Bernstein
a dwelling, i15i ST. Lawrensce avenue.