The New York herald., 1921-05-20
OPERATOR ACQUIRES
MORNINGSIDE FLATS
Purchase of Mount Gents and
La Touraine Leads Brisk
Residential Trading.

! Samuel Brener, president OF the Bren-
\ ram Realty Company, has bought the
six story Mount Cents elevator apart
ment house. at the southwest corner OF
Morningslde Drive and 116th street.
/ from John Griffith, and from Frederick
| Brown La Touraine, similar structure
| sdjoiuing Oh the northwest corner of
Morningside Drive and 115th street. This
gives Mr.. Brener control of the entire
block facing the Drive between l15th
and 10th streets. fronting 202 feet on
the Drive. 80 feet on 116th street and
SIS feet on 115th street The houses.
which are opposite Columbia University,
contain forty-eight apartments and were
held at about $500, 900 each. Mr.. Brown
bought La Touratne from chent OF
William c. g. Edward Lester early in
May Mr. Griffith bought the Mount
Cents recently from II. w. Gennerich.
Yesterdays deals were negotiated by
SPOTS & Starr. julius II. Zieser repre-
sented Mr.. Brown. and Goldsmith & Ro-
senthal represented Mr.. Brener.
other MuItifamiIy House Sales.
walbaer Realty Corporation, Walter
B. Baer president, purchased from the
Aurora Construction Company the five
story apartment house at 333 West
Eighty sixth street, 20x102.2, which was
altered into small suites. The house
| contains three three room and seven two
room kitchenette and bath apartments.
All of the apartments are leased for
three years. The asking price was $780,
900 and all cash was paid above first
mortgage held by the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank.
Ennis & Sinnott resold to client of
Thomas r. Crawford 1922 Amsterdam
avenue. a five story triple flat. with
stores, 25x100.
James Fl. Cruikshank resold 10 Susie
Sheppard 129 West 129th street, a four
story single flat, 25x100. through Clar-
ence Ennis. broker
James II. Cruikshank resold to Susie
Sheppard 129 West 129th street four
story single flat, 25x100, through Clar-
ence Ennis, broker
Dwelling Sales Scattered.
Pease & Gilman sold for Felix Arnold
the four story dwelling at $50 East
Sixtyfirst street. 17x100. which had been
held by the Arnold family for thirty
Ave years. The buyer will occupy. The
same brokers also sold for Clara Lich-
tenstein Ave story dwelling, 1Sx100, at
304 West Seventy eighth street, TO
doctor for occupancy.
Worthington Whitehouse. Inc. sold
Tor Mrs. IL. NJ. u. Miller 731 Lexington
avenue. between Sixty-frst and Sixty
second streets. a four story dwelling.
20XS0. This IS the first change in own
ership in thirty-two years.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. sold four
story dwelling, 20x100. at 1870 East
Forty sixth street.
A. Q. Ora sold 253 Bleecker street. n
three story store and dwelling. 70 Amos
CendaH, the tenant. and resold same TO
Como Pizzino.
Staley Wolfson sold for the estate OF
George Lane Woodruff 107 West Sew
enty-sixth street. a four story dwelling.
20x1o0, held at $4,000
Samuel A. Kelsey sold for Mrs. Il. C.
Bostwicll TO n client OF William T. White
2S6 West 18TH street, three story
dwelling, 1sxi0o.
A. G. Thompson Company sold 142 and
IA West 1880 street. two dwellings,, for
client of Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford
10 the Hudson p. Rose Company
Charles l.. Wood sold his residence at
sos West 18Th street. four story
dwelling. 13x100. The buyer was rep
resented by Salter & Stelnkamp, attor-
neys.
Coughlan 4 Clsby sold for II. p.
Bradford to DR.. NJ. Muldberg the three
story dwelling. 20xSo. at 254 West 103d
street.