The New York herald., 1921-03-31
ENTIRE BUILDINGS
TAKEN BY LESSEES
Demand for Office Space Keeps
Renting Agents on Jump
in Business Sections.

Piscetta Miguone. caterers. leased
tns five story building. SSxlao feet At
2Ss West Seventy y-second street near
Broadway. for twenty-one years at an
aggregate rental OF s50O.0u0 Francis
S. Paterno was the lessor and : Sorac
was the broker.
Joseph r. Day leased FOR Helen kud-
llch and Katie Langmann S19 70 $50
Washington street. a fiVe story build
ing, 60N59,S, at the northeast corner or
Beach and Washington streets, 70 the
Northwestern Electric Equipment Com
pany. A. III. Laidlaw president for gem
erai offices and warehouse. A few weeks
ago the same concern leased the building
through the same broker from It's pres
ent tenant, the Touraine Chocolate Com
pany, until May 1, 1928. The last lease
extends for q long period beyond that
time.
The two four story buildings al 2fo
and PAP West Fifty-secoud street have
been leased for twenty-one years by
Myra l.. Fogg 10 Carlo Giolito for res
taurant purposes al an aggregate rental
Of about S142,000. ]. C. Hand repre-
sented the owner ana the ]. Romaine
Company was the broker in the deal
The four story building al 22s Sew
enth avenue has been leased by Lizzie
II. z. Kempton 70 David Gibbs for twen-
ty-one years from May I. at from
$4,000 70 $4,000 per annum and with
an option OF purchasing the property
within ten years for 100000.
The old buildings. SS.5x117 feet. at
the northwest corner Of William and
Beekman streets have been leased by
the Broadway-John Street Corporation.
Elias A. Cohen president, which plans
10 improve the plot with four story
store. office and loft building. from
plans by j. E, Snooks Sons.
Cross & Brown Company leased for
the New York Talking Machine Conn
pany. wholesale distributors FOR the Vic
tor Talking Machine Company. the tenth
floor in the Willys-O Overland Building at
Fifty-seventh street and Tenth avenue
containing $4,000 square feet. for offices
and warerooms.
Charles f. Moves Company has leased
offices or entire office floors in follow
Ing buildings South Ferry Building to
the Seaboard Raw Products Company
and II. Samueis. in % South William
street TO Holtrans Company, Inc. in So
South William street to the Merchants
and Shippers Insurance Company. in 100
Broadway, 10 the Surety Association Of
America. in % Broadway to Ignition
Company OF America and in 81 to SO
William street 10 Mark r. Foster. me.
In the Central Fire Building for Cor
room g. Duffey. Inc floor to Abraham
s. See & Depew and the Walter Walton
Company for a long term OF years, at an
aggregate rental Of about 100000: also
offices or floors to the Plate Glass In
surance Survey PSreau and the Plate
Glass Insurance 70 %change OF New York, |
in 81 and SO Maiden lane space to l..
Adcis Company. in a6 and IS Beaver
street. floor to the African and Eastern
TrGding Company Inc. and for Robert
xF Simon offices IN 81 Nassau street, \
yoiner Of Fulton. TO Albert Il. Rossdale
1and Abraham Lerne:,
Clinton II. Booth rented the second
floor store In 757 Fifth avenue 70 the
Salon de Trousseau: also the second
floor store in the Putnam Building 10
Barnes & Co.. brokers
The West 2lSth street Garage Inc.
leased the one story garage, 100x100. on
21Sth street, 125 feet east of Broadway,
to John III. Quirk. for fifteen years. AT
an aggregate rental OF si12,500. Silver
mans Exchange were the brokers'
-v4haries F. Noyes Company leased the
sd floor in 1926 Gold street to Hess
Drucker for ten years at an aggregate
sntai of $4,000.
George Steinman. formerly with Stein.
nan & Steinman. leased from the
Greater New York Vaudeville Theatre
Corporation, e. S. Moss president. the
corner store in the Coliseum Theatre
, Building, at Broadway and fS1st street
After extensive alterations he will
occupy il as a real estate and insurance
Office for George Stcinman. Inc.
VIM. a. White & Sons sub-leased
In the building at 40 Broadway which
they recently leased to Theodore Ficke
Warehouse. Inc. first floor to Charles
Rosensweig. the second to Dan-Grea
Merchandise Co. Inc. and the third TO
Apex Art Products 20.
Albert b. Ashforth. INC. leased Office
rpace in the Munson Building. 81 Wall
street. to Oppenheim 4 Co, stock
bi okers ana the Meinrath Brokerage
Co.
VIII Build New Vanderbilt Home.
Mrs. William X vanderbilts new
home at Fifty-seventh street and Ave-
nue A, In the recently established Sutton
Place development on the bank Of the
East River Il TO be erected b. g. Rich
ard Davis & Co. who were awarded the
contract for the structural work yes
tsrday. The new four-story house, :,
which is to replace an old broNustone
structure Of the conventional type. will
&c OF red brick. limestone and marble
and will follow Colonial lines. ia the
rear will be O large terrace aad garden
ONerlooNing the river. All told the work
will cost about SlO0 coo Mrs Wander
r'lt's sister. Mrs Stephen Olin, viii
probably remodel the house next door
Bankers Trust opens New once.
THE Bankers Trust Company opened
its second uptown office yesterday AZ
Fifty-seventh street and Ma olson ave-
rue. The office occupies the basement
ground floor and meZzanine OF the Bank
ers Trust Company sixteen story build
Ing. just completed on the northwest
corner OF Madison avenue and Fifty
seventh street The banking rooms are
modern in their appointments. and this
office will be 2 complete unit Of the
Bankers Trust Company uptown
In the DWELLING Market
Coughlan & Clisby sold FOR Norma N
\ Won Bach to Dr. y. Quill the three
' story dwelling, iaNt001l, at sos IVES,
N'nety-eighth street
Douglas l. Gilman a 90 sold Tor
Mrs. Gerson Mayer her fOur-Story resi-
dence at II East Seyenty-ninth street