The New York herald., 1921-08-26
LA TOURAINE NOW
OWNED BY TENANTS
Morningside Drive Apartment
Is Sold on 100 ?. c. Coopera-
tive Plan by Brokers.

SPOTS & Starr Inc, announced yester-
day the completion Of the sale on the
100 per cent. cooperative plan 70 tenant
owners OF La Touraine, a six story ele-
vator apartment house at so Morningside
Drive. northwest corner OF 115th street.
The house has frontage OF IS feet on
115th street and 100 feet on Morningside
Drive. arranged in suites OF six and
seven rooms. accommodating twenty-four
families. The property overloofs Morn
ingside and Central Parks and is adja-
cent TO Columbia University. Teachers
College, Barnard School. Horace Mann
School, Lincoln Institute and the Cathe-
dral OF St John the Divine. Title to the
property has been conveyed to La Tou-
raine Apartments Inc. the shares OF
which are owned by twenty-sour tenant
owners, each of whom viii occupy an
apartment.
Among the purchasers OF apartments
who In all probability will become Off
GERS of the corporation are Mertle M.
Hoover, professor OF Journalism at Co
lunbia University; James L. Hallett of
Js
Swartz OF the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company ]. de Haas and f. Lewis.
The same brokers during the last year
have successfully sold on the same plan
the Spencer Apartments, opposite Column
bia College grounds at 523 West 121st
street, housing twenty-four families. and
the Woodrow Court Apartment occupy
ing the block front on the east side of
st. Nicholas avenue. between 169th and
10th streets, accommodating sixty-three
families. These buildings are now being
successfully operated on the cooperative
plan.
Sells Greenwich Village Flats.
Max Marx sold TO Bartholomew Sbar-
boro the southwest corner of Bleecker
and Charles streets. four five story apart
ment houses, with stores, 9Sx75. NJ.
Kerner was the broker in the transac-
ton. The houses are in the heart of
Greenwich Village.
To Improve 23d Street Corner.
Plans have been filed for three story
showroom building and stores at the
northeast corner of Fourth avenue and
Twenty-third street for the 303 Fourth
Avenue Corporation. Gronenberg
Leuchtag. architects, estimate the cost
At SllU,UUV.
Dwelling Market Brisk Again.
For his own occupancy, Bernard +.
Martin of the real estate operating firm
of Foot & Martin, has bought from Ira
Younker the three story dwelling. 17x103,
at 27 East Ninety-third street, west of
Madison avenue. The brokers were
Pease & Gilman.
James L. Van SAINT resold to John w.
Manns and Alexander Chandler for oc-
cupancy, 4s West 130th street, four
story dwelling. 20x10o. The broker was
]. N. Citizens.
Otto L. Brugger. through the ]. NJ.
Kelly Company. sold 23 West l24th
street 25x100. to New York Turnverein,
Bloomingdale, Carl r. Zaisser. president
IT is at present occupied by the Thirty
first Assembly District Republican Club.
Porder & Co. sold for Richard Wight
man, Jr., TO Egbert n. Whiles. the five
story dwelling at 235 West 137th street.
James II. cruikshanl purchased from
Frances Y. Il. Van Dyck, Isl West
Ninety-third street. a three story dwell
ing, 17x102. Harry Sugerman was tho
broker.
M. L. & c. Ernst have sold to S. l..
Pakas 305 West Tooth street. five
story American basement dwelling, Tx
100. between West End avenue and
Riverside drive.
Leonard WE'LL resold to Mrs. Eliza
beth Comerford SIS East 12Sth street, a
three story dwelling. 19xlo0. John T..
Wood was the broker.
Allan A. Ryan Leases Home.
Allan A. Ryan, banker and broker, has
taken a home for the winter on Murray
Hill. He leased through Pease & Eli
man the former residence of the late
David B. Van Emburgh at 80 East
Thirty-eighth street from Mrs. Hamil-
ton Fish Keen. who purchased the resi-
dence, valued at 100000, in June and
is renting the property furnished. Last
year Mr.. Ryan occupied an apartment
containing thirty-six rooms on two floors
in the house at 903 Park avenue.
Sells the HaxeIhurst.
Charles S. Kohler, Inc, sold for the
estate OF Chris Adele THE Hazelhurst."
~ 4sl Fort Washington avenue. south
west corner of 1Slst street, a six story
elevator apartment house. 1867 feet on
1g1st street 100 feet on Fort Washington
avenue, 107 feet on the southerly line
and lis feet on the rear line. contain
ing suites of 4, s, 6, z, s and rooms
renting for over $4,000 per annum and
held at s225,000. This Is the first sale
Of the property In the last twelve years.
W. J. Flemming OF Jules Nehring. Inc,
was the associate broker Morrison &
Schlff. attorneys. represented the pur-
chasers and Robert Bergman. the sell