The New York herald., 1921-07-08
HOLDING COMPANY
BUYS THE TURRETS
Old House on the Drive Passes
Into New Hands-0ther
Realty News.


side Drive and Eighty fourth street has
been purchased by the Higglnson Hold
Ing Corporation from Alvin and Kate NJ.
Ohlsen through Sharp 6 Co. The house
was built in 1902 by Harde & Short,
Architects. and was for many years the
finest and most substantial multifamily
house on the drive. 1t occupies a plot
112. 2.3xS02x irregular The property was
reported sold late in 1919 TO Charles
Hensle. the builder
other MultifamiIy Houses Sold.
The Hudson Fulton, a seven story ele-
vator apartment house with stores, at
the southeast corner of Broadway and
136th street, has been purchased by
Joseph Shenk from Louis Schlechter.
who disposed of the property subject to
mortgage of s172. 900. The house.
which Is diagonally opposite the grounds
Of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. has a
broadway frontage of 99.11 feet and a
street frontage of los feet. Mr.. Shenk
also bought from Mr.. Schlechter the
Piedmont, a six-story elevator apart
ment, 75x10011, at 316 West Ninety
seventh street. The latter property car
ries a mortgage of S175.000 and adjoins
the southeast corner of Riverside Drive.
isaac 1OWeHIclu anu Ennis olnnOtt
nave purchased for client of Abra-
ham LIGHTER $40 West 172d street. near
st. Nicholas avenue, a five story apart
ment house, 62x95, arranged for twenty
five families. The property was held at
$105,000 and returns an annual rental
of about $4,000. Arthur Cutler was the
broker.
A. z. Realty Company. representing
Abraham Zauderer. has sold to Gussie
nj q
avenue and 207th street. five story
apartment house with stores. having a
frontage Of 100 feet on each thorough
fare.
Jacob and Rose Gordon sold to the
Loventhal Realty Corporation the five
story store tenement 27x100, at the
southeast corner of Lenox avenue and
115th street.
Irving Judis and Joseph Silverson
sold 800 East Thirty ninth street. five
story flat with stores. to Concetta Cusi-
mano. a tenant. The broker was A.
Gaglano.
Rose Meltzer and Rose Baron, repre-
scented by Mark Sackler. attorney. sold
to Moses and Ida Steuer 200 Avenue c,
four story tenement 25x62.6.
James H. Cruikshank sold to a client
of Harry Sugarman, with w. Herman
Harris, 106 West 134th street, near
Lenox avenue, 2s.6x100. a five story
apartment house containing fifteen
suites, held at $1,000
In the Dwelling Market.
Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs Lena
Forscheim of Great Neck, l.. l.. three
story dwelling. 1s.9x100.5. at ia East
Sixty-second street The purchaser will
remodel
James III. Cruikshank resold to Simon
s. Friedberg through his attorney.
Charles Fredericks. 243 West 129th
street. three story dwelling. 1s.ex100.
held at $4,000.
Siscca & Palladino sold for Lucy
Curcio. $40 Pleasant avenue, four
story dwelling, 16x1o0.
James H. Cruikshank resold to Freda
Wallace 154 West Seventy-seventh
street. a four story private dwelling. COX
100, held at $4,000. Childress Com
pany were the brokers.
Buy sites I'm Spuyten DuyviI.
George Howe sold several plots in the
Spuyten Duyvil section for immediate
Improvement with residences. Among
the buyers are Misses Anna and jean
nette Herreshoff OF Columbia Univer-
sity, who will build on the corner of
Edgehill avenue and Edgehill drive. and
Russell A. Hasemeyer. who will erect
bungalow in Edgehill terrace.
James Forbes Sells Fine Estate.
George Howe sold for James Forbes.
the we'll known playwright and author
Of successful Broadway productions, his
beautiful estate near Harmon on Hud-
son, containing ten acres of land, to-
gether with a charming residence OF
English architecture, consisting OF four
teen rooms and five baths. gardeners
cottage. five car garage and other out
hsslvA hel af
chaser. OF Cleveland. Ohio. plans to oc-
cupy the premises
Sales Revealed I'm Transfers.
Mary NJ. Munro sold to William H. r.
and Laurentia A. NJ Hoffman 247 West
Broadway. four story store building.
1S.9x10O.
morse Realty Company 13 and is East
Thirteenth street. two two story store
buildings. each 20.1x46.
Paul Halpin sold to Mary A. ellis
113 West Sixty-eghth street vacant
lot. 25x10o.4.
John II. and Mary e. Halloran sold
10 Benjamin De Stasio 1903 and 1905
Second avenue. two five story tene-
ments. each 26x75.
Emil and Emma Vidder sold to Sam
uel Friedenberg $50 East Twelfth street,
a seven story store tenement. 25x103.3.
Margaret d. Binder sold to Anton and
Caroline Osthelmer 534 East Eighty
sixth street. three story tenement
1e.10x1o2.2.
Maria D'Alessio sold to Assunta Ba-
rattia 2459 Second avenue southwest
corner Of 126th street, a three story
tenement. 24.11x105.
Milton and Reta w. Dammann sold to
Pauline weete 1907 Avenue A, n five
story store tenement, iSx75.
A. Thayer sold 10 Louis Levine and
Hyman Smith the six story store tene-
ment. 24x100. at I75 Monroe street.
Fannie Reider sold TO Josef Gertner 3
Goerck street. six story store build
ing. 25x1o0.
Annie Liverant. sold to Morris Sahn
137 Goerck street. a five story store
tenement. 25x100.
George l.. Forsyth sold TO Robert w.
y. Elliott 577 and 577h Grand street.
q five story store tenement, 30x96.5x
irregular.
The Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank sold 302 Henry street. five story
tenement. 25xs6.2x irregular.
Marie Muller sold to Herman +. otter
stadt $50 West Forty-eighth street. a
five story tenement. 25x100.5
Eleanor Leroy sold TO Ralph Bollino
l14 East 123d street a four story store
tenement. 25xi00.11.