The New York herald., 1921-12-15
News of the Real Estate World
BUILDERS RENT FLOOR
IN NEW FISK BUILDING
The Leasing Market ShoWs
Marked Improvement.

"A lease aSBftBallnB @llO,VUO was
closed yesterday by the Kolb Building
Company for space on the second floor
of the new twenty-five story Fisk Build
ing at F'ifty-seventh street and Broad
way. The executive offices OF the Kolb
Building Company, builders OF ready
built homes and garages. as well as
general contractors, are at the present
in the Hudson Terminal Building. The
high ceiling of the second floor OF the
Fisk Building permits the erection of
full size bungalow home. one and two
car garages. and children's play houses.
The company's executive offices are also
to be located in neighboring spaces.
The negotiation was handled by Cross
K Brown Company rental agent OF the
Fisk Building, in conjunction with the
Kolb company's attorneys.
Another important lease announced
for the Fisk Building is that OF the
Bureau of Oils and Fuel for the French
Navy, located on the sixth floor. The
Argentine Naval Commission is also
housed In the Fisk Building.
The Jenckes Spinning Company of
Pawtucket, r. l., also have leased space
in the Fisk Building for their New York
offices. Other Fisk Building offices have
been leased through Cross & Brown
Company to Iippincott- Corpora
ton. International Heater Company of
Utica. A. r. Stone and II. S. White
hair United Autowere Company, and
Henry Give. artist.
The Charles G.. Edwards Company
leased space in &C to ~ Leonard street
to the Wilton Manufacturing Company,
G. w. Gladwin, w. G. Phillips, Fowler,
Nicholet Company, Inc, Joseph r. La
mont; floor in 50 Worth street to Abra-
ham Seril; loft 21 and 23 West Fourth
street to Greenberg e Rockmill space
in 321 Broadway TO Theodore Mayer
& CO.. a floor in 81 Leonard street to
Magee-Lafiin Company, Inc. space in
81 Leonard street to Magee-Lailin
Company, and space In $50 Broadway
to Orville C. Wainwright & Co.
Jacob Spero purchased from the
Wolf & Yavno Construction Company
the twenty-one year leasehold covering
the northwest corner of Washington
and Dey streets, opposite the Globe
Building. The building was recently
remodelled and moderized and has been
used for offices. Herman A. Brand was
the attorney In the transaction
S. NJ Hirsch & Co leased 1900 square
A. L. Steinweg e Co. also a floor in
102 Madison avenue. containing 10000
square feet, to Comlett-Preiss, Inc. The
above leases total s150,000.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased
offices in so Vanderbilt avenue to the
F1eischmann Company, manufacturers of
food products the Curtiss Aeroplane
Export Corporation and the Coal and
River Transportation Company.
Dwight Archibald & Perry Inc, have
leased space in SO East Twenty-third
street to Steffens, Jones Company, and
Samuel II. Moss.
Cross & Brown Company leased space
in Bush Terminal Building to Nelson
and for the Gorham Company space in
the Gorham Building to Apt & Co.
M. &c L. Hess, Inc, have leased the
sixth floor in 329 Fourth avenue to the
Allen Company for William Hollins
& Co. the fourth -four in 432 Fourth
avenue to the Phoenix Knitting Works
second floor in IL and IA West Thirty
second street to NJ. Schiff & Brother.
and tenth floor TO Louis Dulberg e Co.
Harold L. Welsh, representing Harry
Levy subleased the front half of the loft
in 40-42 West Seventeenth street to Leon
& Katz manufacturers Of ladies dresses.
Residential Lease.
Cross & Brown Company, through
Pease & Gilman. leased an apartment
in 81 West Fifty-eighth street to DR..
Michael Michailovsl1y.