New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
r e al Estate News
More Homes to Go Up
On Sites Bought in Bronx
Twelve Lots ON Hunts Point
Road To Be Improved With
Flat and Store Ruild;nr

Spotts 4 Starr, Inc, sold far tha
Pc De Mac Realty Corporatfon ths
plot OF twelve lots on Seneca Avenue.
from Hunts Point Road to Irvine
street, fronting 205 feet on Hunts
Point Road, ia feet on Seneca Avenue
and 100 feet on Irvine Street. The
buyer is the Friedmnr Holding COM
pamy, Murray Moran president, which
VIII Immediately erect a one-story
euiiding on the Hunts Point Avenue
front and five-story apartment on
the Seneca Avenue and Irvine Street
corner.
The 2o0th Street Construction Com
pany, having for directors w. ]. Yennie,
j. We'll and S. B. Pollock. purchase
the plot, 5ox100, at the northeast corr
ner of Valentine Avenue and Bedford
Fark Boulevard, for the erection of a
hve-story apartment. Samuel Grener,
president of the Brensam Realty Com
pany, was the seller of the plot.
The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
Company sold to the Academy Improve
ment Company the lot. 25x1oo. on the
west side of Academy Street, rs feet
south of Vermiiyea Avenue.
frederick Brown bought from the
estate of George F. johnson the plot
at the southwest corner of Westche ster
and lntervale avenues, fronting 161
feet on Westchester Avenue and 1873
feet on Intervale Avenue, with an
Irregular rear. The property is at the
intervale Avenue subway station. Jacob
Emil Leitner were the brokers'.
William s. Baker sold for the Ralph
president. to Joseph Wolkenberg, old
time builder, the plot, 240x9724, on the
south side Of 173d Street, 1913 feet west
of Fort Washington Avenue
Anthony Eufemia sold the plot, 50x
125, on the north side of Gunhill Road.
100 feet west of Paulding Avenue, to q
buyer who plans to build a two-story
dwelling.
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd sold
for Clara kurzman, administrative, a
lot on the east side of Grant Avenue,
100 feet north of 167th Street.
Richard Webber jr sold to Carey
ular, at the northeast corner of 14Sth
Street and Park Avenue.
David ]. Rubinstein, who last week
acquired from the De Peyster estate
the plot Of more than sixteen lots on
the westerly block front Of Morris
Avenue, between 166th and Mcclellan
streets, has resold the property to En-
mis- & Sinnott The site measures 413
feet on the avenue and 100 feet on each
street. Walter E. Phelps and Ernest
Damiane were the brokers.
! David Perlman purchased from Henry
Helms the block front on the north side
, of 17Sth Street, between Southern
Boulevard and Marmion Avenue, 1870
x50, for immediate improvement. Mr..
Perlman also purchased the plot, 120x
l-113, at the southeast corner Of Fox
Street and Interva1e Avenue, for a
three-story store and apartment house.
Elizabeth Hebberd sold to Emile De-
puy the vacant plot 57.9x123.10x ir-
regular, on the east side Of Southern
Boulevard, 144.5 feet north of 136th
Street.
The James c. Caffney Contracting
Company sold to Gussie Frisch and
Sarah Rand the store building, garage
and loft building, erected about seven
years ago by the sellers, at 1877 to 1141
Prospect Avenue. Isaac Kaston was the
broker.
Edward Gottheimer sold to the Home
Guardian Company the vacant plot.
24.6x104.7, on the southeast side Of
Boston Avenue, 295 feet northeast Of
Perot Street.
j. Clarence Davies sold for Henry G.
Kayser the vacant lot, 25x100, on the
south side Of Featherbed Lane, SO feet
east of Plimpton Avenue.
Jurius j. Pittman sold to Thomas
Moore the property, 25x100, at 2026
Walton Avenue.
Frederick Zittel & Sons, through
their representative, Samuel Flato, sold
1850 Southern Boulevard, one-story
store building.
The Hudson P. Rose Company sold
TO George Swanton the property at
1850 University Avenue, 22.6xSs.1.