The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-20
NEW FACTORY FOR
GARMENT CENTRE
Buyer Will Put Up Tall Loft
on Seventh Avenue Near
35th Street.

OCstA t1,AS
Another mercantile building Is fore
Swallowed in the Pennsylvania zone dis
trict through the announcement OF a
sale on Seventh avenue. Henry Shapiro
s. Co. sold to Samuel Kaufman for the
estate Of q, ". N. Baldwin. represented
by Baldwin C May. the two four story
buildings at 470 and 472 Seventh ave-
nue.. west side, near Thirty-ffth street,
and covering a plot of approximately
40x160,
The purchaser contemplates the ereo-
ton OF an eight to twelve story fire.
proof loft structure, work on which will
be started within the next three months.
The entire TRANSACTION will involve APP
proxmately 100000. Henry Shapiro
&. Co. have been appointed agents of
the proposed building.
other Deals in Manhattan.
The ten story loft building at 65 West
Sixteenth street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues has been sold by Jerome
G. and Mortimer G.. Mayer to August j.
Grenet, The structure stands on a plot
3Ox92 and Is reported to have brought
Sl75,000. 1t rents for approximately
$4,000 per annum and Is fully tenant
ed. Byrne & Bowman were the brokers
in the transaction. Weschler & Kohn.
attorneys, representing the Messrs
Mayer and Thomas j. Brady, acting for
the buyer, The sellers purchased the
property a year and a half ago.
Merit Realty Corporation. Marcus l..
Osk, president, purchased through Q. c.
Dickinson from the Lillian Dana Carr
estate. represented by Cannon & Cam
non, the three story building on the
southeast corner of Eighteenth street
and Ninth avenue. 26xe1. This prop
erty has been in possession OF the Carr
family for more than fifty years.
Garage Builders Buy Two Harlem
Loewenfeld & Prayer sold to the 10
West 145th Street Corporation the plot,
175x100, on the north side OF 145th
street, 100 feet west of Lenox avenue.
for Improvement with one story ga
rage. The sellers advance building
loan of $4,000 for the undertaking.
This is the site acquired last May by
the Audubon Sporting Club for a fight
ing club. but the plans were abandoned
and the land reconveyed to Lowenfeld
& Prayer.
The plot, 375x100, on the south side
OF 146th street, 100 feet east of Lenox
avenue, disposed Of several months ago
by the Mutual Life Insurance Company
to Ephraim b. Levy in consideration for
getting a loan to erect the Penn Term
inal Building on Seventh avenue, Thir-
tieth and Thirty-frst streets, is being
resold. The lots are being purchased by
the A. B. Community Garages, Inc.
MuItifamiIy House sales.
Hermann Lumber Company. which
owns many properties along Kenmare.
I'll AI4t% .t,1 I.a.
begun to part with it's holdings. The
first sale arranged by G. Tuoti G Co.
and Mrs. l.. G. johnson, involves the dis
posal of the northeast corner of Mott
and kenmare streets, six story tene-
ment with stores to Raffaelle Bisceglia.
The property was held at 100000 and
was sold for all cash above the first
mortgage. This is the first sale of. the
property in fifty years. Cass & APPEL.
attorneys, represented the sellers.
James III. Cruikshank purchased from
George w. Geodward ESQ and 252 West
12Sth street. two four story single flats.
50x100, through Harry Sugarman, broker.
Ralph Russo sold four story single
fiat, 19x100, at 324 East 123d street. for
Margaret Rennert and Elsie r.. Allan ia
Vito Sannasardo.
J. N. and r. Ostroff sold for the
Equitable Trust Company to L Siegel
osu IleHTy street, SIN Ouc-Idil
story tenement, 25x100.
Two Columbia College LeasehoIds
John II. Rainbow sold to Eva II.
Engle "A West Fiftieth street. four
story dwelling on lot 20x100.5, Columbia
College leasehold.
Mary X. Sheppard sold to Jesse T.
Leathern AZ West Fifty-first street. a
four story dwelling on lot 21x1O0.5.
Columbia College leasehold.
In the Dwelling Market.
Daniel II. jackson bought from the
estate of Chayles +. Hammond a four
story dwelling. 20x100. at lis West
Seventy-sixth street. The property has
been held by the sellers for over thirty
years. William Crukshank & Sons were
the brokers. Mr.. jackson was repre-
scented by Goldsmith Rosenthal.
Leon S. Aitmayer and Douglas L.
Gilman & Co. sold for X. Koestin the
three story house at 1859 Park avenue.
between Ninety-second and Ninety third
streets, 1Sxss.
Cusack Company sold for Laura A.
McClatchey 500 West 1920 street. a
three story dwelling. The purchaser will
occupy.
Pepe ~ BrOtner sofa LOT CndrleS w.
knight the three story dwelling, 20x95.
at 23S West Eleventh street.
q. w. straus & Co. to Build In
Chicago.
S. w. Straus a. Co. are paying 81 .000.-
coo for the ground under the La Sale
Theatre In Chicago. which was bought
in 1862 for $12,500.
On this and adjoining property at
the northwest corner of Clark and Mad
ison streets, a s6.000.000 bank. Office
and theatre building will be erected. II
will house palatial new La Sale Thea
tire and banking quarters for Straus &
Co. while the balance of the structure
will be devoted TO Offices. a 400 foot
tower Is under consideration.
Grace X Tuohy sold TO Gustav Roes-
lcr and Bros IT, Marcadis 40 Bowery. a
three and one-half story store building.
16Sx12O.
Henry A. Myer Realty Company sold
20 the Lenox Avenue and 130th Street
Company the one one story taxpayer.
99.11xS5, at the southeast corner OF
Lenox avenue and 130th street.
Henry Lemmer1nann sold to Bessie
Pascale 192 Washington street. south
west corner OF Fulton street a four
story store tenement. 34.10x24.3x irreg-
ular.
City Real Estate Company sold 10 tho
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