The New York herald., 1921-07-30
567 FIFTH AVENUE
Is LEASED AGAIN
Building Rented Four Times in
Year Now to Be Luncheon
and Candy Shop.

Tie uve story puiioink at oo' rAoa
avenue. 26x1oo. between Forty -nfth and
Torty-sixth streets. which has figured In
= number of leasing deals during the
past two years. has again passed to a
new control and Is to be converted into
confectionery establishment and lunch
room by the lessee. Gushee's, Inc The
lease was made by the F. r. Tripler
Company, which holds q suitcase of the
property from Alfred A. Hagedorn made
/ by the owner Of the building. the johnson
estate.
The lease to the Gushees. Inc, Is for
term of about twenty-one years from
July /, and is made at a net rental OF
| $50, 900. A year ago the Tripler concern
| leu sed the building to Hagedorn & Co.
who subsequently, t,:rned over the lease
at profit to Nine. Theresa Serposs, mill
liner. Nine. Serpcss took another profit,
which would have amounted to $4,000
per annuna, in leasing the property to
Mrs. Ella VI. O'Kane. interior decorator.
These two latter leases have been can
celled and a new lease made by Tripler
& Co.
Other Leasing Transactions.
The Lexington Motor Company has
leased the store at the southwest corner
of Rroadway and Fifty-seventh street. IN
the new twenty-five story Fiske Building,
now approaching completion, as sales
room. The lease is for term Of years
at an aggregate rental Of about $500, 900.
The Cross & Brown Company made the
lease, and have also rented Offices in
1852 Broadway to Charles G. Grote, and
with William G. MacLean store in 101
West Twenty-sixth street to the Globe
Thread Company
Salvatore Rizzo and Alfenno Ulterole the
building $40 East F'orty-eighth street
to William H. FettIner space In 22
Thomas street; to Ernest Cohen a loft
in 1853 Spring street; to the Menk Com
pany the fourth loft in 8 Beach street;
to Johr c. Moshar Offices In Ill Broad
way; to Frank Dunno in 27 William
street. to Francis Reency and Alexander
Gordon in IS Exchange place and to
Joseph r. Brady top floor in 37-39 Front
sti eet
William A. White & Sons leased to
Timothy c. Crimmins an apartment IN
81 Fifth avenue.
| Pease & Gilman leased apartments as
follows: In $50 Park avenue. for ]. +.
r. Carpenter to Mrs. I. Bangs; in $50
Park avenue. to John w. Garrett; in
$50 Park avenue, to Orson D. Mum Of
the Scientific American; in 270 Park
avenue. for the Railing Realty Company
to B. Davidson !; in 1049 Park avenue.
for the Aelrod Realty Company to Fargo
Balliett; in 215 Madison avenue. for
Walter s. Painter to Mary L. c. Clarke !;
| In 8 Gramercy Park, to T. J. Libbin; in
s1S West End avenue. to Miss Gertrude
Knowles, and In ESQ West Seventy-third
street, to H. F. Norton.
Duross Company leased for the Bris-
tol Industries. Inc. to Irving Wolins the
store and basement in 25 Barclay street !;
also for r. c. Barger to Beh & Co. the
fourth loft in 1853 Franklin street.
| Butler & Baldwin, Inc, leased for
Elsie Cobb Wilson the store in S3 East
Fifty-seventh street to Marguerite. Inc,
now at East Forty-seventh street.
Haggstrom-Callen Company leased
119 and 121 West Sixty-third street. to
the Levor Auto Equipment Company.
Inc. for automobile accessories
| A. A. Hageman leased the southerly
store from the plans of the seven story
building to be erected at $50 and 554
Seventh avenue to Abram Abramson.
To Break Ground for Big Hotel.
| AS exclusively predicted In recent
issue of THE NEW YORK HERALD, ground
will be broken for the new Hotel Com
monwealtii, at Broadway Fifty-hfth and
Tifty-sixth streets and Seventh avenue
on Tuesday noon. according to an an
nouncement by w. J. Hoggson, president
of the fiscal agents. Excavation work
will continue on the only vacant lot on
the property on Fifty-sixth street dur
| inE August. The tenants In the build
ings on the eastern half of the site have
been notified to vacate by September !.
and these will be torn down. Jason
Rogers, former president of the organ
ization. will turn the nrst shovel OF dirt
and a luncheon will follow.
Paul Henry Zagat, president Of the
4 and West Ninety-third Street Cor
poration. took title yesterday from
Thomas and Grace Powers to the Loring
apartments. at the southeast corner OF
Broadway and Seyenty-fourth street,
which were reported sold last May. The
house occupies the entire southerly block
front on Seventy-four street, between
Broadway and Amsterdam avenue, run
ming back 1sz feet on Broadway and 127
feet on Amsterdam avenue. The new
owner plans alterations. including the
remodelling Of some Of the stores on the
Broadway and Amsterdam avenue
! frontagcs. Stoddard & Mark and Ed
ward B. Schulkind were attorneys for
the buyers, and Cannon 4 Cannon acted
in legal capacity for the sellers. The
property was held at $1.100.00o.
Deals Revealed I'm Transfers.
Harry Clarke sold to william r.
Lewis for $14.750 tho three story build
ing. 20x75x irregular. at 207 West Sew
enteenth street.
Myrtle McDavitt sold to Israel s
Goldstcin 35l West Thirty-nfth street. q
four story building, 16.SxsS.S.
Russell g. Pruden sold to James b
Browne 315 West Fifty-thjrd street. q
three story building. with stores, 25x
32.10.
Oscar T. Mackey sold to Albert N
Atkinson 235-237 West Friftieth street, q
| three story garage, 50.3x100.5.
Moses Oppenheimer sold to Joseph
Speixer 1853 Seventh avenue. q nvs
story store tenement, 25x100.
c. r. Colahan sold to Phyllis NJ
Atkinson 304 West Seventy-frst street
i've story nat. 17.2xS4.5.
Leonard WE'LL sold to Jacob Levin
strin 1706 Park avenue. a i've story
tenement with stores. 25x90.
Mabel A. Mohn sold to Anna Shklaryt
33o East 101st street. ak story store
tenement, 25x100.11.
Katz 1912 Second avenue. a i've story
store tenement, 25x100.
Helen p. Brown sold to Max Josowitz
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