The New York herald., 1921-02-12
DEAL ON FIFTH AVE.
INVOLVESBUILDING
Operators Dispose Of No. 394
Santa Rosa Apartments
Change Hands.


The five story eighteen foot business
building at 39i Fifth avenue, on the
west side between Thirty-slxth and
Thirty-seventh streets, has been sold by
Klein \ Jackson, operators, through
byrne x Bowman TO a client of Stroock
q Stroock, attorneys. The structure is
under lease for twenty-one years 10 the
Betty Wales Costume Company. which
occupies all the space. The property
was held at $4,000 and was purchased
by Klein JacAson from the estate
OF the late George G, Boldt, proprietor
Of the Waldorf-Astoria Stoddard &
Mark represented the sellers in yester-
days transaction.
santa Rosa Held at S5OO,OOO.
The Santa Rosa apartment houses at
10 TO l2s Convent avenue, between IS3d
and 18th streets. have been purchased
by an investor from the Paterno & Son
contracting Corporation through Walter
ID. Ebbitt, of Slawson & Hobbs, brokers'
The houses, three in number occupy a
plot 100X200. return a reported rental of
$4,000 and were held at $4,000. They
adJoin the city park on the block to the
north and on the east they overlook
the grounds OF the Sacred Heart Con-
vent. Captain Francis S. Paterro is
the head of the selling corporation.
AaronsOn Leases Clark Building.
1t was learned yesterday that the
sale OF the old eight story Clark Build
ing at ! Park Row to Harry Aaronson,
which was reported last October, was
not consummated. Instead Mr. Aaron
son has leased the property through
VIM. II. Whiting & Co. in the name of
the Park Row Co., Inc, for twenty
one years from the trustees of the estate
of Joseph Pulitzer. The total rental
involved is said to approximate ST.
$4,000. The lease also includes the two
story structure at IL Park Row. Lurie
& Feinberg represented the lessees. Last
month the Schultz Cigar Stores were
reported to have taken n s1.0O0,000 lease
from Mr.. Aaronson on the ground floor
and basement of the building at l Park
Row.
Apartment House Trading.
The six story Nathan Hale apartment
house, at the southeast corner of Fort
Washington avenue and 1Slst street. has
been sold by the Filben Realty Com
pany to Rachel Sussman. The house Is
one of the largest multi family struc-
lures in the upper part of the city. 1t
fronts 1870 feet on Fort Washington
avenue and 1908 feet on 1S1st street. 1t
was conveyed subject to mortgages for
s451, ,0S3.
The nine story apartment house at 43
10 AZ East Slxty-second street has been
placed under an option of purchase and
1t was reported that the option may be
exercised by a syndicate Of buyers in
which a number of the tenants Will be
to1 - Ia
Colony Club and covers o plot 75x1o05.
1t was transferred a few weeks ago
from Edward II. Edwards to Anna E.
Bliss. The Potter Mordecai syndicate
built the structure in 1917.
Norman Denzer sold for the Yeti De-
velopment Company. represented by
Samuel Wacht, Jr., the five story apart
ment house at 441-443 West 15lst street,
near Convent avenue, 57.6x100. Samuel
Tannenbaum, attorney, represented the
purchaser.
Everett NJ. Seixas Company sold for
Dr. Samuel Bookman and Joseph e.
Hoffman l0f East Thirty-sixth street.
five story building, 1s.4x7l. recently
altered into non-housekeeplng apart
ments. The brokers will manage the
property.
Buy Site for Bronx Flat.
The Benenson Realty Company. oper-
ators and builders. bought from the Van
Dyck Estate. Inc, the plot 1OOXlOO al
the southwest corner of the Grand Boule-
ward and Concourse and 18TH street,
upon which. they announce. they will
erect a five story apartment house.
Dwelling Market Is Active.
T.. X. Van Wrinkle. represented by John
l.. Rogers, sold for Mrs. Grace ID. Brins-
made to Harold Lee the four story
dwelling at 302 West Eighty-third street,
2Ox7sS, adjoining the southwest corner
of Yves. End avenue. Silas A. III. Day
ton. attorney, represented the seller.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. sold for J.
Nelson steele. Jr., 141 East Fifty-sixth
street, three story dwelling. 19x100, to
a well known physician. who, after re-
modelling ii into an American basement
dwelling. will occupy. The same brokers
recently sold numbers 143. Isl and 16S
in the same block
Pepe & Brother sold for Thomas
Londrisan lis Charlton street. three
story dwelling. 19.5x110.
Fannie Rosenberg sold to Will NJ.
Clurman the four story dwelling at 767
St. Nicholas avenue. 20.4X1is.5. near 149th
street.
other Deals in Manhattan.
The Benenson Realty Company bought
from the Gepeos Realty Company the
TWO story building at 52i and 523 West
Ia6th street, between Broadway and
Amsterdam avenue, on "a plot s0xi00.
The property was held at s5T 300. II is
occupied by the Hamilton Grange branch
post office.
Jacob Finkelstein & Son purchased
the old three story building. 16.Sxl20. at
AZ Bowery. between Canal and Bayard
streets. The property was held at
$4,000 by the seller. the Tuck Realty
Company. The Finkelstein frm. which
has been a tenant of the building for
twenty-five years. will alter the building.
Denies v. Y. Athletic Club Deal.
The Charles +. Noyes Company an
nounced yesterday that the report is