The New York herald., 1921-11-23
100000 BRONX
APARTMENT SOLD
Hunts Point Was Biggest
House in Borough at Time of
It's Completion in 1910.

The Hunts Point Apartments, n six
story house. covering a plot OF thirteen
city lots on the south side OF Southern
Boulevard. between Simpson and 163d
streets. has been sold by the Jas-Lap
Realty Company, headed by Tobias
Lapan and Morris Jashnoff, through
Alexander Seisin and David Mintz,. bro
kers. The house. at the time 1t was
built by James z. Meehan for the Henry
Morgenthau Company in 1910. was tho
largest apartment structure in The
Bronx II contains ninety-seven suites
and twenty-one stores, and It fronts $50
feet on the Boulevard. It returns an
annual rent roll of s130.000. and was
held at $1,000, 900. This is the third
time the property has been sold during
the last three years by the same brokers.
Samuel Cowen sold for the Budn
Investing Company. Inc. Emil Robitzek.
president. the six story apartment with
stores. 160x100, at 903 to 913 Freeman
street
! J. Clarence Davies sold for Henry c.
Kayser the vacant lot, 25x100. on the
south side of Featherbed lane, so feet
east of Plimpton avenue.
| Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd sold for
Clara Kurzman. administratrix, lot
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feet north of East 18th street.
The Lebos Realty Company. Samuel
Sobel. president, will erect three Ave
story apartment houses, estimated to
cost S450.000, on the west side OF Sher-
man avenue, rs feet north of Mcclellan
/ street. Each house will have a frontage
of 92 feet. Margon G. Glaster are the
architects.
David Perlman purchased from Henry
] 1t. ~ l. .Nrt, IL
| of 17Sth street, between Southern boule-
ward and Marmion avenue. a plot
/ 133.10x50, for immediate Improvement
Mr.. Perlman also purchased the plot
l20x113 at the southeast corner OF Fox
street and Intervaie avenue for q three
story store and apartment.
| u. S. Panco sold to q client for
George v. Eighme the plot, 33x11S, ct
the northeast corner of East fremont
avenue and Vyse avenue.
/ David J. Rubenstein. who last week
/ acquired from the De Peyster estate
the plot OF moro than sixteen lots on the
westerly block front of Norris avenue,
between 166th and Mcclellan streets,
| has resold the property to Ennis & Sin
mott. The site measures 413 feet on the
avenue and 100 feet on each street.
Walter L. Phelps and Ernest Damiane
were the brokers.
Frederick Zittel & Sons, through Sam
uel Flato, sold 1850 Southern. Boule-
ward, a one story tax payer. adjoining
the southeast corner of Freeman street.
The James G. Gaffney Contracting
Company sold to Gusste Frisch and Sa-
rah Rand the taxpayer garage and loft
building erected about seven years ago
by the sellers. at 1877 to 1141 Prospect
avenue held at $4,000. Isaac Kaston
made the sale.
Buy Plot for Garage.
For Improvement with a one story
J garage, q plot of ten lots, containing
approximately $4,000 square feet. on
the west side of Jerome avenue, be-
tween 1920 and Belmont streets, and
extending through to Inwood avenue,
has been bought by the newly organized
Jerome Avenue and 172d Street Garage
Corporation, having for directors J.
Bashein. S. Levine and j. ~ Levine
the last named acting as attorney for
the company, Ida L. Phillips and the
rnwood Realty Company were the
sellers. The proposed building will cost
about $4,000.
Contracts Awarded.
Tho Ettinaer Contracting Company
has been awarded the contract to erect
a garage and service station for the
Interstate Land Holding Company al
Thirteenth and William streets Long
Island City, according to Browns Let
ters. Tho approximate cost is S125,0o0
Frank S. Parker prepared the plans and
specifications.
The National Biscuit Company has
awarded the contract for It's sl,000.00(
factory in Buffalo to the Thompson
Starrett Company. A. G. Zimmerman
prepared the plans and specifications.
| brooklyn transactions.
Bullsley G Horton Company sold 1i0'
Bedford avenue, a three story business
building for Mussen & Hepp.
| =. r. Knowles Company, with William
Greene s. Sons sold 207 South Ninth
street, a three story dwelling.
| a. Mishl1in. sold from plans to J
Cantor n dwelling for the Carpenter
/ Construction Company. on plot 10OS
100, at the southeast corner OF Avenue
l and East Eighth street.
Henry J.. Nielsen Offices sold for the
estate OF Charles c. Haeslop to Anna
Wallen and Joseph Kaye. the four story
store and dwelling at f67 Furman street
Sllverman's Exchange leased the
Baltic Auto Storage Company station at
| 5S5 Baltic street for Scllg Parter to
Aist &c Yalkut for ten years at an az.
gregate rental OF 100000.
Martin Company to Elias Abourczk
store In 173 Clinton street.