The New York herald., 1921-07-13
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Apartment Sales on Heights
and Light Scattered Trading
Arc Markets Features.

Samuel Brcnor. president Of the
Drensan Realty Corporation. resoid to
Henry Steinberg the two fvo story
apartment houses. S3.4x9911. at $40 to
5l6 West 1921 street. between Broad
way and Amsterdam avenue. the
houses rent for s23.Ooo annually and
were sold through Charles Goldberg
and !. Silverman. brokers
f. J. Mcmahon Company sold for
Gerard Operating Company. j. s.
Murphy. treasurer, Gerard Hall, n five
story apartment house at 500 to 5I3
West 1921 street. 1880. between Audu-
bon and ST. Nicholas avenues. The
structure was erected ten years ago by
the selling company, and was vaiued
atssl10,000. 1t returns an annual entail
OF approximately $4,000. The brokers
have been appointed agents.
Shaw, Rockwell G. Sanford sold Al:
West 124th street. five story triple
rat 25x1o0. The property was held at
$4,000 and rents for approximately
$4,000.
Spots G. Starr, Inc, sold on the 100
per cent cooperative plan apartments
in the La Touraine. at 30 Morningside
drive. northwest corner Of 115th street.
to Prof. Hoover of Columbia Univer-
slty, and Thomas Livingston Hallett of
j. p. Morgan s. Co.
In the Dwelling Market.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company sold
for Ramsay c. Hoguet 1924 Park ave-
nue.. between Eighty-ffth and Eighty
sixth streets. a FIVE story dwelling, with
electric elevator. on lot 20x70
Wm. A. White & Sons sold for Mrs.
Alfred p. Thon os Washington, d. c.,
3cs West Tooth street, q five story
t,ev Q.-1n hnttx LfAc Il nd
avenue and Riverside Drive.
Nehring Brothers resold for Henry
Gullivan $50 West 1924 street, three
story dwelling, 1sx70.
other Sales In Manhattan.
Hall J. How G. Co. sold for Mrs. Alice
IA Blauvelt the plot. 60x100, on the
Saest side of st. Nicholas place. 164 feet
North OF 153d street, held at $4,000.
The property has been acquired for i'm
provement with an apartment house.
The old Mount Moriah Hospital. a
Saree story building. 40.5x100 at 1913
y3nd 40 East Second street. has been
apld by Samuel Wilmer to Mizrachi, Inc.
Approves New shubert Theatre.
The Board of Appeals has granted
the application of Lee & j. J. Shubert
for permission to build it's theatre on
the entire site of the old Central Park
Riding Academy property. at Seventh
avenue, Fifty-eighth and Fifty-ninth
streets. Part of the property was re-
stricted against business use, and the
Shuberts last November applied to the
building body for permission to use the
entire site. At that time the Board of
Appeals denied the application. The
theatre is to be opened this fall
Tennis Tournament To-day.
The annual tennis tournament of the
Real Estate Board of New York will
be held to-day at the West Side Tennis
Club. Forest Hills. L. I. In case of
rain the event will be postponed to
Thursday.
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
Burden Realty Corporation sold to
Hattie Badanes 1873 and 140 Centre
street. a six story loft building. 434x
l0s.Sx irregular.
The plot. 99.11x10o. at the southeast
corner of Seventh avenue and 13sth
street. has been purchased by Caroline
Bird from Sidonia B. Cohn.
Samuel Welnstein sold to Lewis Cold
stein sos West 135th street, a six story
apartment, 45.10x9911.
Michael Marrafino sold to Charles
Maurici 316 East 121st street, four
story tenement. 20x100.11.
Nathan Levine sold to the Bryant
Square Realty Corporation 513 West
Fifty-ninth street, five story fat 25x
1905.
Joseph Walks sold to William Coti-
nuk 30s West Twenty-seventh street,
three story house. 1S.sx74.9.
David l.. Messing sold to Isaac Fried
man 416 East 1O1st street. a six story
store tenement, 37.6x10o.
William IL w Knipe sold to Eva NJ
Wright 112 West Sixty-ninth street.
four story dwelling. 13.6x100.5.
William F. Pritchard sold to William
VI. Gundlach and Charles Zettl 252
West Seventy-second street. a four
story dwelling, 20x112.2.