The New York herald., 1921-10-13
OPERATORS RESELL
BUILDING ON B'WAY
Property Opposite Broadway
Central Hotel Changes
Hands Again.

Meister Builders. Inc. have resold the
FIVE story business building at 676 Broad
way. which they recently purchased
through Horace S. Ely & Co. The build
Ing is opposite the Broadway Central
Hotel and occupies a plot 5s.6x13o
through to Jones alley. Marcus Breier's
Sons have purchased the property and
are remodelling it for their own oc-
cupancy.
Residential Properties Sold.
Brown, Wheelock Company sold for
the Clark estate the property at 453
West Thirty-fifth street. three story
fat, 22x10o. to Leonard WE'LL, operator.
This Is the first sale Of the property In
100 years.
Charles S. Kohler, Inc, sold for Bulk
ley-Dunton & Co. three family dwell
Ing at III East 116th street, 16.6x100. IL,
to the tenants.
B. C. Vorzimer and NJ. B. Larkin sold
the two dwellings 1877 and 13S East
Twenty-eighth street, near Lexington
avenue. 20x100 and 25x100. respectively.
for the Noe estate to the Alcade Realty
Corporation.
Chauncey B. Griffen Co. sold for
Mrs. Sophie Hummel Walters her house
at 116 West 227th street, Marble Hill,
to Carol p. Dotson of the Barton. Dur
stine & Osborn Company.
Otterbourg, Steindler & Houston pur-
chased from Henry Wineburgh the three
story dwelling, 16x70, at 1923 Lexing-
ton avenue, southeast corner Of Ninety
third street.
po.taI life Trnusfers Buildings.
Transfer has been made by the Postal
Life Insurance Company Of the three
ten and eleven story store and loft
buildings at $50 to 53s Broadway. north
east corner of Spring street. to the 8. @.
Realty Corporation, formed two years
ago. by interests identified with the
Postal company. and in which John b.
Wyckoff, treasurer of the insurance
company. was one Of the incorporators.
The properties were conveyed Tor
stated consideration OF $1,6S0.000. of
which S1,655, 900 was allowed to remain
on mortgage for twenty years at 3H per
cent. interest. The properties front 1862
feet on Broadway and 1z5 feet on Spring
street.
Builders Buy 20 Lots ON Heights
For development with a group OF
apartment houses. calling for q total
investment Of about $2.000.000. Henry
Friedman, who has been Identified with
the erection Of about thirty structures
on Washington Heights. and Morris
White purchased the plot OF about twen-
ty-six lots fronting 800 feet on Riverside
Drive and extending in terrace to
158th street, where the lots have 'front.'
age Of 240 feet The property was sold
by Greenwald Bros, who recently ac-
quired the interest In them held by the
Fred r. French Company. which orig
inally planned to develop the land with
group Of dwellings resembling a Sec
ton Of an old English village.
The buyers are having plans made
for two elevator apartment houses to
cover the Riverside Drive frontage. On
the 158th street, or lower level OF the
lots 1t Is planned to build four apart.
ments Ave stories I'm height Work will
start soon. so that 1t will be in the po-
sition to gain tax exemption by having
as much OF the buildings as possible
selected before the expiration Of the ex-
emption period next April.
Big Flat to Cost $1,3OO,O 900.
Plans were filed yesterday for the fif.
teen story apartment house with stores
that Is to be erected at the northeast
corner of Seventh avenue ana Fifty
seventh street by the Shamokin Realty
Company. representing Charles K
Eagle the silk manufacturer, who re-
Gently purchased the site from the
Kelly-Springfield Tire Company at re-
ported price Of s750,000. The plans
drawn by Warren & Wetmore and H. B.
Milliken call for an outlay Of $1.300.000.
The site flanks Aiwyn Court Apartments
and faces Carnegie Hail. and fronts
1912 on Seventh avenue and 90.10 on
Fifty-seventh street.
Woman Buys Harlem Landmark.
Mrs. L. Feldman is the buyer OF the
old frame building and vacant lot at
the northeast corner of st. Nicholas
avenue and 125th street, the sale OF
which by the Gantz estate was reported
yesterday. VIM. A. White & Sons were
the brokers. The buyer plans to Inn
prove the site with a store and Office
building.