The New York herald., 1921-01-13
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Bryan L. Kennedy Tests Auc-
tion Market and Finds 1t in
Healthy Condition.

In the vesey Street Exchange he sold a
dozen Manhattan investment properties
as follows:
No. 255 to 259 Ninth avenue, three
four story tenements. to John ]. Clark
son for $35,750; 131 West Fourteenth
street. a four story tenement. to the
GoldberFer Manufacturing Corporation
for s25,750 472 Ninth avenue. four
story tenement, to Max II. Rauhperk
for $4,000; 2102 to 2106 Third avenuet,
northwest corner of 115th street. two
five story tenements. to the Goldberger
Manufacturing Corporation for s45.S00; !;
$50 Third avenue, a four story tenement,
to G. Newman for $13750 522 Ninth
avenue, southwest corner of Thirty
ninth street, "A four story tenement to
Abe Abramson for $26. $50; 352 and 354
West Thirty-ninth street, two five story
tenements. to Luigi De Maio for $21,-
$50; $50 Second avenue. a four story
tenement, to Max Levy for $4,000; 161
East Ninety-ninth street, five story
tenement to Joseph Hauser for $4,000 /;
S31 West Thirty-fourth street. four
story dwelling. to r. II. Clauber for
$4,000.
In The Bronx Mr.. Kennedy sold 1890
to 1896 Longwood avenue southeast
corner OF Southern Boulevard. one
story building. to the Goldberger Manu-
ldCtui lHS SOfpOTdllcH fIotoVV.
100000 West End Ave. Lease.
The Herbert Hecht-H C. Kopp Com
pany leased for Frederick Brown to the
Delphi Real Estate Corporation the five
story building, 255xS0. at the north
east corner of Sixty-seventh street and
West End avenue for twenty-one years
at rental aggregating 100000. The
lessees contemplate altering the building
for automobile storage purposes and the
brokers have been appointed agents.
MultifamiIy Properties Sold.
Meister Builders, Inc. sold to DR..
Solomon Zlotolow the six story apart
ment house, lately purchased at 336 and
33S East 105th street. In part payment
the seller took a factory. 60x100, with
machineries, at Spotswood. n. ].
Ryan & Co. sold to the Dormond
Realty Company. Simon Myers presi-
dent, for Gottfred Ostinger the five
story tenement at 339 West Forty-third
street, 25x1O0 A. Weinberger repre-
sented the seller.
Bryan l.. Kennedy sold for the Lipp-
man Katz estate to ]. B. Edwards the
four story tenement at ia East Broad
way, 21.5x75. Mr.. Kennedy was to have
offered the property at auction yester-
day.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler sold for the
Hoguet estate the four story tenement,
with store, at GO Sixth avenue. This is
the first transfer of this property since
1862
E. Sharum resold to Anna Moskowitz
124 West 127th street. five story fiat,
25x99.11.
Plan New Gerry Society Home.
Plans were filed yesterday for the
six story home of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children on
the block front on Fifth avenue be-
tween 104th and 1o5th streets. May
nicke & FRANKIE. architects, estimate
the cost at $2,00O,000.
In the Dwelling Market.
Pease & Eyiman and Brown Wheel
ock & Co. sold for James Van Alst.
.Tr.. a five story dwelling. 1s.6xlOo. at
159 East Sixty-ffth street. The prop
erty Is in the new community developed
by e S. Hewitt the architect, with
italian gardens in the rear of the re-
built houses.
Nail g. Parker sold through Abraham
c. Cohan and Henrietta Levy 112 West
136th street, three story dwelling, Tx
9911. to Martin l.. Wright.
Maurice Wertheim sold for the es-
tate of Emma L. Warner the four story
dwelling, %. 10x60. at go Lexington ave-
nue., adjoining the southwest corner of
Thirty-ifth street. The purchaser is a
prominent builder.
The 273 West End Avenue Company
l. B. Funt, L. Lippner and Mr.. Cohen
directors, has been formed to take over
the four story dwelling. 19x95. at that
address Catherine l.. Moquin Is the
owner of record.
Josephine Brown sold the residence
16.Sx1o0.5, at 156 East Fifty-sixth street.
between Lexington and Third avenues
Joseph S. Ward sold to client OF Ed
ward c. III. Vogler, at 91S West End ave-
nue., southeast corner of 105th street, a
five story residence, 20.9x90
Twenty Men Bought This Building
The eight story loft building at "a
East Twenty-second street. 25x9S9. has
been sold by John Graham to Twenty
Men Inc, formed several months aeo
by Strang & Taylor. attorneys, OF White
Plains, and having as directors T. Her.
bert Files OF White Plains Frank B.
Barrett of Red Bank. ~ j.. and Guy
7. Murray OF Bennington, VT.
state Realtors VIII Meet.
Legislative problems affecting real es-
tate will be discussed at an executive
committee meeting OF the New YORK
State Association of Real Estate Boards
to be held In Albany on January II and
Is. A review and analysis of pending
real estate and tax legislation will be
made and legislative programme
adopted at this meeting.
Large delegations of realtors will at
tend the business session on Friday, to
be held In the Albany Chamber OF COM
merce and the meeting will be ex-
tended through Saturday in the form of
a little" convention. Various real es-
tate problems will be discussed at the
open session. One of the principal
speakers viii be George d. Ford OF
New York city, one OF the foremost
city plan experts In this country.
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
Harry Kodak purchased ia Columbia
street, northeast corner OF Stanton
street. a three story tenement, 241Ox75
The five story tenement. 25x100.10, at
3l9 East 109th street has been sold BY
Fannie Alpert to Carmelo Abramo.
Nathan Grossman sold to Anna Gut
love and Lena Levinstein the five story
fiat, 26.7x100.6x Irregular. at the south
west corner of Bradhurst avenue and
145th street
The 500 East Flfty-slxth Street Com
pany. Inc bought from Mitchell Samuels
the two four story tenemcnts. 45x100.11x
Irregular. at 800 and S11 East Fifty