The New York herald., 1921-02-24
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Algeria Apartments on West
103th st. Sold Again: Front
Street Deal Closed.

apartment house a, Isl 10 245 West
10Sth street on plot 75A100.11, 70
an investor. The structure which adj
joins the Manchester apartments at
the northeast corner Of Broadway was
valued at $4,000 and returns an an
nual rental OF about $46 600. 1t is ar
ranged for forty-eight families. Joseph
Wolkenberg was tho broker. The sellers
acquired The property last September
from the 10Sth Street Realty Company.
Tobacco Dealers buy Building.
Charles l.. Noyes Company resold FOR
Miranda 6, Co., to Ernest Ellinger d
Co. wholesale tobacco dealers. the five
story building, 1874. at 166 Front
street, between Maiden Lane and Bur
ling slip. The sale shows the sub
stantial profits realized from small
buildings he brokers originally sold
the property TO James j. Moore and
resaes were made TO Denison Realty,
Miranda & Co.. and now to Eninger
< Co. The attorneys in this last trans
action were Goldsmith, Cohen AZ Weiss
for the sellers and IIirsch. Sherman &
Bimburg for the buyers.
Company Acquires More Property.
The Cedar Rivers Corporation form
ed in December by Stoddard Il Mark.
attorneys. which recently acquired the
two four story houses at 4S and so East
Sixty-hrst street. has taken title to
three other properties IN that neigh
borhood.' They are the eight story
apartment house at 40 to 46 East Sixty
second street 66.4x100, and 20 East
Bifty-sixth street, and 80 East Sixty
first street. two four story houses, iS
and 19.9x100, respectively. Title to the
three properties stood in the name Of
jeremiah +. Donovan.
Knapp Parcels to BE Sold To-day.
Three Manhattan properties, belong
ing to the estates of Sheppard and EN-
ma b. Knapp. are to be sold at auction
to-day by Joseph p. Day. They are
266 Lexington avenue, a. dwelling. and
II Forsyth street and 1850 Third ave-
nue.. tenements, with stores. Other Of
ferings include the tenements 23 Rut-
gers place. 546 West F'ifty-first street,
1905 Third avenue and 492 to 496 East
174th street, and a plot on Murdock
avenue. 213 feet south of Bussing ave-
nue..
Leased In Fifth Avenue Section.
Herbert Guliclz Company has leased
Sons in 667 Fifth avenue for term
of years. from March l, to Scott g.
Fowles, art dealers, of $50 Fifth avenue.
This store has % foot frontage on
Fifth avenue and Is 81 fcet wide for the
rear. rs feet of it's depth. with a skylight.
When remodclled for the occupancy of
the new tenant May l this space Will
be the largest commercial art gallery
on the grade floor OF any Fifth avenue
h,ti1I it,,t, ~ a1l +A
the permanent Fifth avenue uptown art
dealers colony. Scott & Fowles were
represented in the lease by Brown,
Wheclock Company
A rental approximating 100000 will
be paid for the seven story business
structure with store at Q East Forty
eighth street. which has Just been leased
for twenty-one years by Mary Norton
Perkins to holding company recently
formed by Arnold Lichtig, attorney. and
headed by Sidney s. Strauss. The build
ing stands on a lot 25X100 and Is 175
feet east of Fifth avenue. Simon
Strauss and Herbert A. Mossler are
identified with the leasing company,
which Gets possession May l next.
w. u. Greene Of Herbert Gulick Com
pany leased for Charles Thorley the
new five story building at 16 West
Forty-ninth street for twenty-eght
years at a gross rental of about $475,-
600 TO Houbigant, Inc, u French per-
fumery concern, who will occupy tho
premises for their own business.
Herbert Gulick Company also leased
for term of years, from March 1, the
65x100 foot store and basement in IA
and is East Thirty-second street to the
Molloy Skelly Carpet Company of 225
Fifth avenue.
Bowcry building In II Yrs. Lease.
Hiram Rinaldo leased to the Belle
claire Lunch Company, Inc for twen-
ty-one years ut an aggregate rental OF
$1oO,000 the six story building at 217
Bowery. After extensive alterations the
lessees will occupy the store and base
mont The same broker leased the store
and basement in 1877 Bowery for ten
years at an aggregate rental Of $50, 900
to Louis Ehrlich. who will alter the
premises for a restaurant
Other Deals in Manhattan.
Charles V. Sheehan sold the plot
100xi00, at the northeast corner OF
Sherman avenue and 207th street. dag
onally opposite the Dyckman Theatre
1t Is the last unimproved corner at this
Junction. and the new owner a Mr.. Lip
kin. Will, according to reports, erect a
taxpayer upon the property.
Leon >. Altmayer sold for Ella
Hirsch tho five story apartment house
at 1885 Lexington avenue, at the south
east corner Of Lexington avenue and
106th street. The building fronts 80 feet
on Lexington avenue and has three
stores.
Jacob j. Talbot sold for r.. j. Flood
to Herman Stuhring the four story brick
tenement. 15x10O, at SIS West Forty
fourth street.
w. II. Ebbltt Company sold for J. r.
Collins S96 West End avenue. a three
story house, 20x67. adjoining the south
east corner of 104th street
The Real Estate Management COM
pany sold for Crimmins Operating Com
pany five lots on the north side Of 144th
street 100 feet east from the northeast
corner of 144th street and Seventh Ave-
nue. TO the Prince Hall Temple Home
Association. II is the intention Of this
association to build Masonic temple
upon this plot In the immediate future.
Richard n. Jurkor sold the one family
brick house, 1868 Prospect avenue. for
l.. A. petronio.
File New PIr ~ for Mems Hotel.
For the second time in the last year
plans have been filed for the fifteen story
apartment hotel. 75x200. for men. to be
erected on the northeast corner Of Eizhtn
avenue and Forty-third street. The pro-
tect Is TO be carried on by the Forty
eighth street Company Henry Claman
president. which assembled the site about
eighteen months ago through the Her
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