The New York herald., 1921-04-28
INVESTOR GETS TWO
BRONX APARTMENTS
Acquires Properties Valued at
S500,000; Other Deals in
Northern Borough.

The q. r. X. Building Corporation
has sold 10 Jacob Cohen the two six
story apartment houses AT the north
east corner OF creston avenue and lsoth
street The corner house has a frontage
OF Ill feet on the avenue and 100 feet
on the street. The inside structure fronts
30 feet on Creston avenue and Is 80
deep, with a rear line measuring SO feet.
The corner building is arranged for nine
families on n floor and the inside house
for five families. The suites are Of three
and four rooms. The structures were
held at $500. 900 and were completed by
the sellers six months ago. Gettner.
Simon & Asher. attorneys. acted for the
new owner and Engel Brothers repre-
sented the seller.
Joseph j. Lese soid to Morris Polsky
the northwest corner Of University ave-
nue. and 190th street. six story apart
ment. 76x105. recently completed by
William Moore. 1t has an annual rental
of $4,000 and was held at 100000.
Albert y. Phelps was the broker.
1 Meyer Isear bought from S. Hamper
the six story apartment at the north
east corner of Brook avenue and roth
street. soxl00. held at $500 j. Com
bert was the broker.
| William j. Roome & Co.. Inc, sold
Tor Mrs. Mayard Cushing Hoppln the
three story frame dwelling, 25x135. al
$40 Forest avenue to Max Turin.
/ Fred Oppenheimer. representing a
syndicate, purchased from the Price
estate 3o7 Mount Eden avenue. a three
story house. 50x95. and 164o Monroe
avenue. northeast corner Mount Eden
avenue, 45x96. q three story dwelling
also the four three story one and tive
family dwellings at 1860 to 1856 Monroe
avenue. 25x96 each.
| Samuel Cowen sold 2303 Loring place,
25xl00, t0 family dwelling containing
| fourteen rooms and two baths.
| Queens Borough Market.
4 Edgeworth Smith. Inc, sold at Kew
| Gardens a large plot facing Queens
! boro boulevard, adjoining the Kew
Gardens Inn, as site for an apartment
house. The apartments are to be two,
three and four roo ooms and will be ready
| October /. The same broker also sold
at Kew Gardens the following resi-
I dences For II. +. w. Young on Audley
street to Frederick A. Trabold: for w.
Reed Williams on Richmond Hill ave-
nue. to Morgan II. McClement. DR.. John
r. Bolognino is having plans prepared
/ for a residence to be erected on site
recently purchased on Park lane, over
looking Forest Park.
Rlckert- Brown Realty Company sold
| to Emelie +. Young a two story eight
room dwelling on Seventh avenue, be-
tween Jamaica and Grand avenues. In
Norwood Gardens. The house has two
baths and two car garage.
! Halleran Agency sold for the r. r.
& C. Co. of Flushing the two family
dwelling. 20x100, at 149 Linden avenue,
| Flushing, to James j. White.
j. Albert Johntra sold for Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson dwelling, 53x100. at IA
Wilson avenue, Murray Hill. Flushing.
The O. r. j. Corporation. an associa-
tion OF realty operators Of which Ira
l.. Terry Is president, has purchased at
foreclosure sale the vacant lot, 25x
100. on the east side Of Main street,
Flushing, nearly opposite Grove street
and adjoining the parcel on which the
buyers are erecting five brick business
buildings. The lot, which cost $4,000,
will be similarly improved.
Cross G. Brown Company leased for
| Vincent Maresco the one story con-
crete building, of 5000 square feet, at
/ and Collins place. Flushing. TO the
American Plastic Products Corporation.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold
throgh Arthur Butler to Thomas 0.
Morgan the frame detached dwelling
at So Dickens street. Far Rockaway.