The New York herald., 1921-07-23
LAND DEALS STILL LEAD
TRADING IN THE BRONX

S. Friedenberg bought from Florence
child the vacant plot. 2o2x10o at the
southwest corner of 18th street and
Briggs avenue. The property had been
in the possession of the selling family
are under way for its resale. Mr.
Friedenberg also bought from a client
of Kalisch & Kalisch the plot of six
lots at the southwest corner of Feath-
brokers are Walter Phelps. Ernest
Damiane and McLernon Bros Mr..
Friedenberg sold five lots on the west
side of St Andrews avenue. which he
bought several years ago. to the Freed
Flooring Company, which will erect
five story apartment house. The pur-
chaser is completing a five story
apartment on the same block which
has already been Sold
McDernon Bros. sold for Arthur 3.
Claflin of Shinnecock Hills, Southamp-
ton. l.. l., a plot. 250x150. on the west side
of Sedgwick avenue 700 feet north of
Kingsbridge road. to the Beckmann
Realty and Construction Company,
story apartment houses. The same
brokers recently sold to the same client
plot 205x150. Immediately adjoining
the above parcel. on which three five
story modern apartments are now being
erected.
AS a site for school building Joseph
j. Lese sold to the Bronx fremont
Hebrew School the plot. 55x109.5, on the
east side OF Washington street, 15S feet
south of 10th street.
William Lowe sold to Harry Dranow
the vacant plot 50x100. on the east
side Of Manida street. 33lS feet north
OF Spofford avenue.
Sidney II. Richardson sold to Thomas
T. Uren fourteen lots on Goth street,
230th and 23lst streets between Barnes
and Bronxwood avenues, for DIR. Fred
erick e. Hopkins of Springfield, Mass.
The property has been in the possession
of DR.. Hopkins for thirty-five years and
adjoins the thirty -four lots sold recently
by the estate of George w Chamberlain
to the same buyer.
Armstrong Bros. sold 303 East lsSth
street, five story apartment house,
4ox10o. for Mrs. NJ. Trering to J. j.
Curry. This property was held at s4o,-
900 and has an annual rent roll of $1,000.
Jules Nehring. Inc. sold for Peter
Evald 2oS East 2o1st street. a three
story dwelling. 50x1o0.
Neho Realty Company sold to Samuel
Klion the vacant plot, 11311x49.11x
irregular, at the northeast corner of
Burnside and Davidson avenues
University Heights Building Company
scld to Respinto G. Piazza the vacant
plot, 120x100, on the west side of Grand
avenue. $50 feet north of West ISOth
street.
Joseph Gruber sold to Louise Leusch-
ner the vacant plot. 50x60, on the north
| side of Fordham road. forty-nine feet
east of the Harlem River Terrace.
A. Calm sold for B. Levenson the three
family house at s5s East 169th street.
j. Clarence Davies sold for William
H. Post to Femma Realty Company 613
East hath street. east of st. AIMS ave-
nue.. a two story dwelling. 16.Sx100.
Kurz & Uren. Inc. sold for Hamburger
estate 343 Willis avenue. a three story
store pronerty, 20x10o. to Heller & Suss-
man.
Plans for an apartment house have
been filed as follows Briggs avenue.
east side, 205.6 feet south of 194th street.
five story apartment, 91x77: Tampa
Construction Company, $40 East 149th
street owners David s. Lang. architect (;
$4,000.
Alexander S. Deserty has prepared
the plans for the movie theatre and
taxpayer stores planned by the Durmas
Holding Corporation. Rudolph Simon
president. for immediate erection at the
northwest corner of Westchester avenue
and 1921 street, 23Sx125. which site was
recently acquired from the johnson es-
tate. The theatre. provided with a pipe
organ and other features. will have a
seating capacity of 1.S00 and Is esti-
mated to cost about $4,000. The tax
payer stores will be of the two story
type. similar to the Improvement the
same interests are making on the oppo-
site block front.