The New York herald., 1921-06-10
BUILDER ACQUIRES SITE
FOR 2 FLATS fN BRONX
Trading Brisk in Apartments
and Vacant Plots.

Samuel Brener sold 10 Abraham Sill
verson the plot of ten lots on the north
east corner Of the Concourse and 172d
street, which was recently purchased by
Mr. Brener from Frederick Brown. The
property will be improved Immediately
by the buyer with two five story apart
ment houses covering the entire plot
Mr.. Silverson is an old time builder in
the Riverside Drive and Washington
Heights sections SPOTS & Starr were
the brokers. Paul Highlander, attorney,
represented the buyer and Goldsmith s.
Rosenthal represented the seller.
Plans have been filed for five story
apartment house, 103.4x11S, at the
southwest corner OF Aqueduct avenue
and 1920 street for Samuel Rosen.
Gronenberg & Leuchtag. architects. es-
innate the cost at $4,000.
Samuel Kaufman has purchased from
Katie Holsten the five story apartment
house at the southwest corner of tho
$3.50, 900 and returning rentals OF about
S21, 900. Harry T. F. johnson was the
broker. The house fronts ninety-six feet
on the Concourse and has seven stores.
The IS4th street frontage Is ffty-nine
feet.
Mr.. Johnson also sold for the j. 7.
Construction Company. J. Thesis presi-
dent, the two family house on the east
side of Creston avenue, seventy feet
north of 1S3d street. on lot 27x95. The
selling company also owns the adjoining
northeast corner Of Creston avenue and
1880 street. where it has started to
build a five story apartment house.
Spots & Starr. Inc, sold for the Cen
tral Union Trust Company. trustee for
the estate of George F. Johnson. the
plot on the northwest corner of West
chester avenue and 162d street, 238x125,
to Rudolph Simon. who will improve the
site with a theatre and store structure
containing 1900 square feet. The site
Is near the Prospect avenue station of
the Lexington avenue subway and is
opposite the block front on the south
side Of Westchester avenue, which Mr..
Simon recently bought from the John
son estate through the same brokers and
on which he is building store build
ing.
Herbert A. Sherman and Mrs. Fran
ces c. George sold for Maurice f. Low
enstein his place at Riverdale, consist
ing of a house and about nine acres OF
land overlooking the Hudson.
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd with J.
Romaine Brown & Co. sold for the es-
tate of P. w. Scheafer the plot at the
northeast corner of East f37th street
and Brook avenue. 100x100. This prop
erty has been held by the Scheafer fam
lily for more than fifty years.
Max Horowitz and Samuel Rubin
bought from William r. Rose the plot,
20Ox100 on the west side of Southern
Boulevard. twenty-five feet north OF
jennings street. The new owners plan
store and loft Leo Schafrau, attor-
ney. represented the buyers.
Rasmussen & Sauter sold for the
Eichler estate the frame dwelling 27x
ia, at 1879 Bathgate avenue. to Louis
NJ. Greenberg.
Richard Dickson sold for the estate
OF Martha NJ. Dederer, executrix. five
lots on the east side of Plimpton avenue,
about ninety feet south of Featherbed
Lane, 125x96. This property has been
In the estate for more than twenty
years also, for J. Traynor. S73 East
1s1st street. 25x100. "A two family dwell
Ing. The same broker sold for Joseph
Liebergall 1896 and 1898 Washington
avenue. two frame dwellings, 33.sxS7.