New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
$1,000 Front Foot
Rental for Store
I'm 42d Street
Lease to Milliners Said TO
Establish a New High
Mark for an Inside Shop:
Space Is i'm Demand

A. r. de Bianchi and C. Bertram
Hubbard, Inc, leased to Morris Kin
berg for Walter ]. Salmon the store
at 81 West Forty second Street at a
rental of $2,700 front foot. This is
said to establish new record rental
for an inside store. Mr.. Kinberg will
use it as millinery establishment.
Harris, Vought G. Co. leased the
store and basement in the Kemble
building, 1926 Whitehall Street, to
Unger Brothers. Extensive improve
ments will be made for a restaurant.
The lease. involves an aggregate rem
tai of $150,000.
Frederick Fox G. Co. leased the
second loft 1882 and 200 Greene
Street to the Crystal Paper Box Com
pany and Joseph Redler, and the third
floor at 81 East Ninth Street to Max
Shapiro.
A. A. Hageman leased the easterly
basement store at 19 and 81 West
Thirty-frst Street, to Joseph Cenaro;
the second floor, 682 Sixth Avenue, to
Jennie H. Jones, and the third floor,
688 Sixth Avenue, to Otto Beetz.
Duross Company leased to the
pany, the store and basement, 81
Ninth Avenue; to Fair and Lennon the
store and basement at 80 Gansevoort
Street; to Bertha Gable the four-s story
building at AL West Seventeenth
Street; to Saumel Oper, Inc, the store
at 219 West Fourteenth Street; to
John Connor the building 227 West
Twelfth Street, and to the Columbia
Slide Company. Inc, Of Illinois, the
store 2O2 West Fourteenth Street.
J. Arthur Fischer leased for 37th
Street and 9th Avenue Company, Inc,
the store at 7s West Thirty
Street, southeast corner of Sixth Ave
nue., to Stratinos & Dracos, barber
shop.
Louis Schrag has leased the second
loft at 144 Fifth Avenue to Rudolph &
Silberstein; the fourth at 143 West
Twenty-frst Street to Campo, Scot
tozza & Amato; the first loft at 100
West Twenty second Street to Bartmick
& Gleichenhaus, and the second loft at
326 Seventh Avenue to Samuel Kass.
Henry Hof leased for Elizabeth B.
O'Tooe the south store at 541 Third
Avenue to Rubin g. Lifshitz, and the
corner store in the same building to
Mrs. K Christodules.
Frederick Fox Co, Inc, leased
corner store and store adjoining
at 720 Seventh Avenue to the Clayton
Speciality Shops.
H. C. Kopp e. Co. and Harris
vought & Co. leased the store and
basement at the northwest corner of
Eighty third Street and Madison Ave
nue. for ten years at an aggregate
rental of $4,000 to the Madison Ave
nue. Drug Shop.
T. A. & j. j. Fogarty leased space
at 40 West Thirty-third Street to Sill
verman & Smith, Paramount Petit
tional Housing Corporation, Mantel &
Mossowitz, L. Olchin & Co., Inc, the
Steelite Company, Snappy Cloak and
Suit Company, Inc, Louis H. Goldsoll,
Herman Cohen, Wonder Dress Com
pany and NJ. L. Hintzpeter Company;
also space in the Pennsylvania Ter
minal Building to Harry c. Lyon, and
at 1925 Broadway to the Grand Dress
Company, Martin Sheer and Louis Itch
man.
Lewis L. Rosenthal Company and
Horace S. Ely leased for twenty-one
years the building at the southwest
Lexington Avenue to the G. w. Restau-
rant Company. The Rosenthal COM
pany leased the store adjoining the
southwest corner of Fifty eighth Street
and Eighth Avenue to the Chna-New
York Importing Company for five years
with Morris Taylor; store, 468 Lenox
Avenue, to the Sacks Leather Com
pany for ten years; to Joseph Spazi-
anita and Raphael Laura for five
years store, 271 West Fortieth Street,
with Morris Taylor; the store adjoin-
ing the southwest corner of Broadway
and Twenty eighth Street to Henry
Hertz for five years; the store at 144
East Forty second Street for two years.
and the second store on the northeast
corner of Forty-first Street and Eighth
Avenue to Eugene Farone and John
Calandra for four years. Morris Tay-
lor was also associate broker with
the Rosenthal company in the last two
named leases.