The New York herald., 1921-09-18

business DullulnB, SOXJu, at ofS ATT
sterdam avenue, from William M.
Walker. the C. & L. Lunch Company
(Chintz & Levine). which acquired re-
Gently the properties at $40, 344 and 346
Amsterdam avenue and 205 West Seven
4 ty-sixth street, has completed the as
sembling of a site on which win be
erected a new building. Harold A Olsen
of Frederick Zittel & Sons was the
/ broker.
The site is at the northwest corner.
containing buildings of from two to five
| stories in height, and has a total valua-
| ton OF S275,000. 1t fronts 100 feet on
Amsterdam avenue and 115 feet on Sew
enty-sixth street For the present the
C. & l.. Lunch Company win utilize them
| as a commissary.
There has been formed at Albany the
Murray Street Corporation, with j. S.
List. r. Schodslty and Il. Freeman as
directors to take over the property at
that address. The property is a Ave-
story building, 25.1x75.6. near Broad
way.
Henry Brady sold for Joseph seeman
the building at 112 Seventh avenue TO
Abraham Stern.
| Lessees of AZ West b7th street.
The Redstone Holding Corporation
| "a r. May. A c. Mead and T. A.
| Schicking. inoorporators) is the lessee
OF 40 West Fifty-seventh street, four
story dwelling, recently reported leased
for forty-two years by John c. Tomlin-
son. The lease carries an option OF
purchase at S350.000 to be exercised
before January /. 1912. The rental for
the first twenty-one years scales from
| $4,000 to $4,000 and the lessee Is to
spend between $4,000 and $4,000 In
| altering it into q six story store and
| loft building.
studebnkeH in Fulton st. Lease.
Through tho Brown. wheelock Com
pany, Inc. tho Studebaker Corporation
leased the corner store in the Wilson
| building at the northeast corner of Full
ton and Gold streets for a show and
! sales room.
In the Dwelling Market.
Duross Company sold for the estate of
Mary S. Hunzinger the four-story house
at PSI West Twentieth street. 16xS4
feet TO Mary Quirk of Freeport, L. 1.
Cyrus l.. Sulzberger OF ". Erlanger,
Blumgart s. Co. Inc. and former prest-
dent OF the United Hebrew Charities,
has sold his residence, a four-story
dwelling, 23.6xsO, at the southeast cor
ner OF West End avenue and West
Eighty fifth street. The NJ. Morgenthau.
Jr., Company acted as agents for Mr..
Sulzberger. Hays, Hershfield & Wolf
were attorneys for Mr.. Sulzberger and
Ex-Judge Mark NJ. Schlesinger for the
purchaser.
Everett NJ. Seixas Company sold for
the Seimor Homes Corporation. repre-
sented by NJ. Morgenthau, Jr., 4 Co.
agents. the three-story. 20-foot dwell
fng at 1T East EiShty-first street TO
Sara Mears Spencer.
Multf-FamfIy House Deals.
James H. Cruikshanls resold to Mary
Sludikor. 1s and Is East 1l7th street,
two five-story triple Oats. 50x100. Harry
Sugarman and Louis Rapaport were the
brokers.
John Ffnck sold the two 25 foot 1--WE
story tenements at 217-219 East Seven
! ty-third street for Harry Pinnes and II.
Klibanoff. The same broker sold the
| five story double fat at 201 East Seven
ty-seventh street for the Bethel estate.
| Murray Maran resold 10 a client Of
| Goodwin a. Goodwin the six story walk
| up apartment. with stores, at the south
west corner OF Amsterdam avenue and
| 174th street. 50xf00. Tho house was
held at $4,000 and rents for about
| $4,000 per annum. The seller bought
| It couple of weeks ago.
J. Jolett sold Tor Miss Mary a. Levy
10 an investor Ave story apartment
house, 37.ex1o0, adjoining the north
| west corner OF Audubon avenue. II
rents for sbout $4,000 yearly and was
sold for $4,000 above mortgage. Of
| s2s.0
Morris Florea sold tho fvc story triple
| fat at 154 East Tooth street, 25x10o.
Bronx Trnnsnctfons.
4 s. Fricdcuborg aold 70 Louis Wolf
baker. the plot. 225xt02 at the south
/ west corner Of 194th street and Briggs
avenue, Mr., Eriedenberg took In trade