The New York herald., 1921-09-15
Tease Paves Way for Another
/ Office Building in Grand
4 Central Zone.

trustee under the will of the late Mr..
Lloyd.
THE property fronts eigh.y-one feet
oA Forty-fourth street and has a depth
or one hundred feet II Is directly in
the rear OF the new Borden Building
+, on Forty-ffth' street and Is eighteen
fest west of the Brooks Brothers Build
ang. on the corner of Madison avenue
The property was accumulated by the
late Mr.. Lloyd and is now improved
with three four story and basement
buildings, remodelled for both resi-
dential and business purposes. AS soon
as the leases In these buildings expire
the lessees will put up building prob
an1y twelve stories high, which will do
Justice to the choice location.
The Lloyd estate was represented by
Mlrrill Rogers & Terry. attorneys and
Klein & Jackson by Stoddard C Mark.
I'm the Dwelling Market.
Eoughlan & Co. Inc. sold for Isidore
Block the three and half story dwell
tne at 165 West Seventy-sixth street,
20x102. held at $4,000.
y. j. Phillips & Co. sold for Ethel
Quinn four story house. 25x1022, at
% west Eighty-fifth street, held at
s4f,5oo.
Haggstrom- -Callen Company sold the
fonr story dwelling. 20x100, at 119 West
Sixty-frst street for Howard A. Ray
mend to Nicholas Blatus.
goseph r. Day sold for II. c. Proud
mt; the three story two family dwell
3ne. 16.8x24.4. 3 Grove Court, between
Hpdson and Bedford streets. to client
foF occupancy The property was to
have been offered by Mr. Day at his
first autumn special sale on Tuesday.
The adjoining similar house at . Grove
Court was sold at auction by II. G..
Murray
Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs. Mark
Wkseman a two story dwelling, 10x4O,
ats Sniffen Court. to Sarah v. Moran
Held at $4,000.
Leans S75O,OOO on I4th st. Corner.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
has loaned $500 to the Marvel Hold
tng Corporation, which bought the old
Hotel Churchill and Union Square Thea
ire properties at the southeast corner of
Broadway and Fourteenth street. which
the owners purchased at auction from
the Courtlardt Palmer estate through
Joseph p. Day last June for s1,420000
The Palmer estate takes back a second
mortgage of S244.000. to run for five
years at per cent. The property fronts
1879 feet on Broadway and 180 feet on
Fourteenth street. II was leased by the
United Cigar Stores Company soon after
the auction. r. Smith, Fourteenth
street merchant. has been negotiating
for suitcase on the hotel. intending
TO convert II into department store.
other Loans Recorded.
For the two story garage with ac-
commodaticns for 100 cars planned by
the NJ. G. W. Realty Company. Morris
G4ldstein. president the company has
obtained from Irene II. Carse a building
loan Of $4,000 on the plot. i00x100, on
the south side Of 131st street. l25 feet
west Of Broadway. The loan is for ten
years at per cent
Frederick Allen has borrowed on the
six story elevator apartment with stores,
246x125. at 375 Fifth avenue. s175.o00
from the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank. The building adjoins the north
east corner Of Thirty-fifth street.
Multffamily House Trading.
Charles Kimmciman sold 2o4 Audubon
avenue. northwest corner of 175th street
a six story apartment house with stores.
52.Sx100. t. s. Watterson. The house
was held at $4,000 and rents for about
$4,000 annually.
Arthur Cutler & Co. sold to an in
weston for G. Schreyer 566 West Hist
etreet, a four story tenement 25x100,
held at 5000 also for Mary Davis to
en- investor 26 East 109th street, FIVE
story tenement, 25x10o. held at $35. 900.
Ex-Ambassador Rents Room Suite.
Douglas Gibbons Co. rented for
Sheldon Tilney his apartment, consisting
OF eleven rooms and four baths. in All
Park avenue, furnished, to John w.
Davis. former Ambassador to England.
Mr.. Davis Is now a member OF the law
arm of Stetson, Jennings & Russell.
New Flat for Creston Avenue.
Plans have been filed for a Ave story
Apartment house, sSxS7.10, on the east
eide of Creston avenue. e3 feet south OF
1s0th street. for Simon Kaplan. Goldner
q Goldner, architects. estimate the cos,
at 100000.
Manhattan Transfers.
weston two six story tenements. 54xi00
ut lS2 and 1s4 Madison street held a,
$4,000
Maud z. Fordon sold TO Elizabeth c,
Webber four story flat, 16 6x50, al
b5S West f73d street
Minnie Low sold to Bessie and Charles
Smith for $4,000 a five story fiat. 3ox
1VV. at Zo5c flRntn avenue.
Abraham Cohen sold TO Joseph
enider three story dwelling. 15x1o0.11
ut 2S West 18th street.
r. I. Dempwolfe sold TO Howard D.
Hammond two three story dwellings
S3.4xe9.1i. at 275 and 277 West 127th
street.
George Whiteside. sold 10 Alma Mullen
. three story dwelling, f9x10o.5. at 462
west Forty-third street.
David Harris sold TO Hoohan Chalk
4nakjian n three story dwelling, iT.2x
ll.e. at 213 West Seventeenth street
Catherine l.. Price sold to the Cosmic
Holding Corporation a three story dwell
ing, 20x7i. at 242 East Twenty-sixth
street.
Thomas McHugh sold 10 Susan v
NcFar riand a three story dwelling. 15x
100.11. at 15s East lo2d street.
b More Bronx Flats Planned.
Three apartment houses TO cost S515-
300 have been planned for The Bronx
as follows:
A fivc story structure, 12sxil4, at tho
northwest corner of the Concourse and
Tudor place, for the Absar Realty Com
pany, 70 cost t215, 900 a six story house
127xe3. mt the southeast corner OF VAL
xntine aveIuo and 1esth street. for Gus.
tave Haipern. 70 cost 100000 Charles
xreymborg is the designer OF these two
tIS0pcrties.
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.