The New York herald., 1921-01-27
ONE FLOOR RENTS
FOR OYER MILLION
Valuable Space in Chamber, Of
Commerce Building Taken
by Guaranty Trust.

The Guaranty Trust Company, which
has been acquiring every available
square foot OF business space adjacent 20
its bank building at the southeast corner
of Broadway and Liberty street for more
than a year. has leased the ground floor
and basement in the Chamber OF COM
merce Building at 65 Liberty street for
twenty-one years at rental said to be
considerably in excess OF 81 ,00o, 600. The
deal was negotiated by Wood, Doison.
Inc. The space has been occupied by tho
Lawyers Mortgage Company, which re-
Gently purchased the northeast corner Of
Nassau street and Maiden lane for itf
business home.
The Guaranty Trust Company's lease
is from May /. 1929. About q year ago
the Trust Company bought the old build
ing at the northeast corner Of Broadway
and Liberty street. now occupied by a.
w. Straus e Co.. which 10 erecting a
handsome bank home on the site OF the
old Windsor Arcade. Fifth avenue ana
Forty-sixth street. Not long after
making this purchase the Trust Ccm-
pany leased the basement and ground
floor In the Clearing House on the south
side Of Liberty street, opposite the
Chamber OF Commerce. This space ex-
tends through to Cedar street
v. l.. Kcnnelly's House Sold.
Everett NJ. Selxas Company sold for
Bryan l.. Kennedy his dwelling at so
West Fiftieth street to the $3.50 Cor
poration. which was recently formed TO
take over and remodel the property into
small apartments and stores This is a
Columbia College leasehold. 20x100. The
lease Is for seven years with twenty-one
year renewal privilege.
Apartment and Flat Trading.
The six story Beacon Hall apartments
at 61S West 142d street have been sold
by Dora Schwartz to the Anna Holding
Company, represe uting vogel & Schultz.
Tho structure is On plot 100x100 and
adjoins the south corner OF Riverside
Drive.
Meister Builders, Inc, purchased three
five story apartment houses. 75x100., at
224-22S West 134th street.
F'reidus g. Co. sold to q Mr.. Woolfson
340-342 East Thirty-second street. six
story new law house with stores. 36x9S.9.
Ryan & Co. sold to client of Harry
Levy the two five story tenements. each
20x100, at 30S and 314 West 10th street.
Mrs. NJ. Franklin sold to Morris Vein
stein the four story flat with stores at
the southwest corner of Lexington ave-
nue. and Ninety-third street. 1O0.sx1S.4.
James Diamond sold to Abraham
Kaplsn the five story flat at 103 West
Ninety-eighth street. 25x75.11, adjoining
the northwest corner of Columbus ave-
nue..
Emily Simon sold 70 Giro Tesaro the
four story tenement with store at 2246
First avenue. 25.3x95. near 115th street.
Minnie Crook is reported to have sold
to a. Mr.. Gold the six story flat at 4
East 117th street, 37.6x100.11.
Henrietta Meyer sold 20 East Ninety
third street, five story flat, 25x1O0.
A. w. Miller g. Co. sold for John E.
Ludin the four story flat. 1S.9x100. at
3bs West Fifty-second street,
Club Gets Option for Homo site.
The Parnasus Club, which plans .
fifteen story $i,000.00o clubhouse for
professional women just below Central
Park, has obtained an option from the
Gay Holding Corporation and Daniel 3.
Freedman through SIawson & Hobbs. on
the dwellings at 319 and 321 West
Fifty-seventh street and 316 to $50 West
lTifty-eighth street. The site is directly
opposite the West Side Branch of the
Young Mems Christian Association. 4
mass meeting will be held Friday eve.
ming at sos West 115th street to dis
cuss plans and subscriptions for the en-
terprise. which will be the third under
the control of the club. Miss Florence
Mcmillan is the general director.
In the Dwelling Market.
Coughlan & Clisby sold for the Oak
lawn Corporation the four story dwell
ing, l9x1o2.2. at $50 West Seventy
seventh street. The new owners will
occupy.
William b. May & Co. sold for the
estate of W.. d. Dutton a four story
dwelling, 16.6x1o0. at 11s East Seventy
third street.
The estate Of Lambert S. Quackeu-
bush sold through Nathan Schwartz a
four story dwelling, 15x10o, at 243 East
Eighty-sixth street
William Ward Jones sold for the New
York Society for Relief of Widows and
Orphans of Medical Men the two -four
story dwellings. 20x100 each. at 203