The New York herald., 1921-05-13
RIO OF BIG FLAT
DEALS ON HEIGHTS
transactions Affect 5 Houses,
Including Riverview and
Netherland Court.

The Rivervlsw and Netherland Court.
msnt houses formerly owned by Joseph
Shenk. have been purchased by Jacob
Granat. an Investor. from the Ardsmore
Estates syndicate. headed by BarHet
Klar. which few months ago ac-
quired sixty-five OF the Shenk holdings
in uptown Manhattan. The Riverview
ls seven story structure. at the SOUTH
west corner Of broadway and 14sth
street. 100x100, with nine stores. 1t
rents for about s65, ,0OJ. The Netherland
Court is six story house with stores
on the block front on the north side
OF l5sth street. between st. Nicholas
and Edgecombe avenues. 40.7x21s3 feet.
Each house was held at $4,000. Max
Rosenfed was the broker. Morrison
x Schiff, attorneys, represented the
sellers, and Louis l.. Quasha acted
for the buyer. Recently the Klar syn
dicate sold the Barnard apartments on
Central Park West and Seventy-first
street, held at 100000. to Morrison
Workin
Morgenstern Brothers syndicate sold
TO the Maxiip Healty Corporation, Max
Lippman. president, the six story ele-
vator apartment house at the north
east corner OF Fort Washington ave-
hue and 172d street, held at s4C0 900
and renting for about $40. 900 per an
mum. Tho structure fronts 100 feet
on the avenue and ISIS feet on the
street, with norther.y and easterly di-
mensions of i72.2 and 97i feet re-
spectively. lt Is arranged for fifty
five families. This is the last OF the
Morgenstern holdings on the Heights,
All of which have been disposed Of
within the past year The Goldstein.
Salzberg Company and Max Minskoff
negotiated the deal.
Abraham Zauderer, Inc, sold TO the
1857 Broadway Corporation, 554-560 West
1isth street, two five story apartment
houses, 100xl00, accommodating forty
families. They were held at $l6G, 900.
William $. Baker was the broker. Sam
uel Wacht, ,'r., represented the seller
aud Louis Rosenberg the purchaser,
Morris NJ. FIGHTER has been appointed
agent Of the premises
other MuItifamiIy House Sales.
Foot & Martin, Inc, purchased the
Carlton. 155-159 East Eighty-frst street
a nine story apartment house, 56.6x
100. containing twenty-nine suites, with
three six room and bath suites on each
$4,000. The property was held at
$4,000 Pease & Ellimann were the
brokers.
George s. Runk and j. Lemle sold for
the Hup Realty Company, J. Chr G.
Hupfel, president, the five story tenc-
ment, 25x100, at 323 East Seventy
fourth street.
Norman Denzer sold to the Hannah a.
Realty Company the five story fiat at
S21 Columbus avenue. between 100th
and 101st streets. 25x100. and five
story fiat near 1920 street. 25x75. They
We're held at $4,000 This is the first
sale OF the property in twentyseven
years.
Among the Dwelling Buyers.
Mrs. Laura H. Jennings, who has sold
her residence at the northwest corner of
Park avenue and Thirty-ninth street to
the Princeton Club, has purchased from
Charles H. Russell the six story dwell
ing at i09 East Seventy third street. 22x
1929, located 12S feet east OF Park ave
nue.. Mrs. Jennings also bought the adj
joining vacant lot at No. Ill. 20x1022.
. on which she intends TO build n resi-
dence FOR her daughter.
Frederic II. Allen and Frederick Zt-
tel & Sons sold for the Mary y. Shep-
pard estate 303 West Seventy first
street fvc story fifty foot dwelling
near the corner Of West End avenue.
Samuel a. Kelsey sold ~ West 18Th
street, a three story dwelling, l6.Sxl00,