The New York herald., 1921-03-30
REAL ESTATE BOARD
LEASES new HOME
Takes 5th Floor OF Gillespie
Building ON Dey street:
Other Realty News.

OF The Real Estate boArH Nent~ro@l
sfternoon announcement Vas mace that
new quarters had beer sslsct~d for ths
organisation IN the recently ecrrpie,ed
Gillespie Building. AZ 5 and D~y street
adjoining the southwest corner cf broad
way. Moving day has been nxed for
April "a. &C that by May ! the board
VIII be al home % iss members and
friends IN the nsw suite o. offices com
prisins the entire arm nocr of ths Dey
street building. which has been leased
for long term uhrough the Brown
wheeiock Company. Inc.
The board has occupied It's present
quarters IN the building az 1iT broad
way since 1915, and was one Of che hrsi
tenants I'm the structure erected by VIM
cent Astor on his side % the old Astor
House plot IN i;s statement regarding
the removal the organlxation calls atten-
ton 10 the fact that II has enjoyed
many courtesies from Mr.. Ahtor and viii
carry with II pleasant recoilections OF It's
tenure I'm the Astor House building.
When II is fully settled In It's new home
IL will be prepared to 20 ahead With
vigorous membership drive. for which II
has been laying the groundwork.
"As nearly as possible says the board
in its statement. ''the arrangement and
layout OF space IN the present quarters
will be duplicated In the pey street
home except that such improvements as
have been suggested BY experience Nill
be Incorporated In the new quarters.
THE new quarters could hardly be
more satisfactorily located, especially In
relation 20 transit ~acilties. and the
board, with comparatively little 10
choose from that would meet all the
requirements OF the case, may be- con-
graduated on having secured so suitable
home. The success OF its plans Is
due TO the energetic action of Charles 9.
Edwards, secretary, and J. irving Walsh.
treasurer, both OF the house committee.
acting with the authority Of the board
of governors
'srhe board has increased its member
ship very materially In the last few
months Within a year II has added
more than 100 active members. reaching
its new limit OF 900 and adding several
to the waiting list. In the first six
months of the fiscal year. October 10
March. II has admitted more than zoo
members in all classes bringing the
number up to more than 1900"
Investor Buys 1914 East 46th st.
The eight story store and loft building
at 12 and IA East F'orty-slxth street.
opposite the Ritz Carlton Hotel. was sold
yesterday by Douglas l.. Gilman Co.
inc, for the Forty-ifth and Forty-sixth
Street Corporation TO an investing client
The structure covers a plot 50xloo. This
marks the third sale of the property By
the same brokers' The first sale was for
Robert W. Cats TO Livingston Phelps
the second was for Henry Mandel. the
operator to the present sellers Cush-
man & Wakefield were associate brokers
in the second sale. Douglas /. Gilman
& Co. Inc, have been appointed manag-
ing agents for the new owner.
Other business Property Deals.
Frederick Brown resold TO Charles
Laue 81 and 33 Ferry street. a four story
building. 49x11Sx irregular. adjoining
the northwest corner OF Cliff street. In
exchange Mr.. Brown takes q place at
Blue Point, near Patchogue. l.. l., con-
sisting of two story residence, fully
furnished and containing fourteen rooms
and three baths. The property has
frontage of 225 feet on the South Coun-
try road and a depth of ESQ feet and
was sold free and clear of encumbran e.
w. w. Miller was the broker in the deal.
Ginzburg the three story building ESQ
Bowery. 21.1x93.
MultffamiIy House Sales.
Daniel H. Jackson bought through
Brown Wheelock Company 406 and 4os
East 101st street. six story tenement
house containing forty-two suites. The
Ritz Realty Company, r. NJ. Cats presi-
dent. is the owner of record. This is
the ninth parcel bought or sold by Mr..
Jackson In the last two or three weeks
Mr.. Jackson was the buyer of ls4 Park
row. corner OF Mulberry street, through
r. II. Ludlow Company, reported re-
Gently.
The estate Of Patrick Dickenson sold
TO Henry r<iinmelman the two six story
apartment houses. 60x10o. at $50 and
532 West l26th street, held at s105, 900.
Tobias Schwartz was the broker. Abra-
ham Leichter, as attorney. represented
the buyer.
Porter & Co. sold for Clinton Gilber.
the five story fiat, with stores, at 40
West 125th street.
The estate OF Lambert S. Quackenbush
sold Ave story tenement. 25x100. with
stores, at 1853 Park avenue. Nathan
Schwartz. broker.
Dowdney & Sullivan sold for Hem
N.
client Of Arthur Knox attorney. the Ave
story fat at 2ss West 147th street. 25x
100.
Among the Dwelling Buyers.
Pease & Gilman sold for the Merato
Improvement Company a four-story
dwelling, lS.sx7s.9x irregular at &C Riv-
erside Drive
David Lion and Samuel Fitzpatrick sold
the three story dwelling at 53 Cast 1924
street, 20xl00. to s. Malsky. T.. Living
ston and s. Herzcg were the brokers
j. Irving Walsh sold for Mrs. Ethel
T. Haythe the three story dwelling at
24s West Eleventh street. 16.9x50.
Haggstrom- Callen Company sold for
Lotta A. Moran the three sorry and base
ment building at 1876 West Sixty-third
street 1e.sx100, to Emma Grisdale
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
Pietro Deilaglio sold TO j. and +. Ma
roma the three story building with store
at 200 Wooster street. 25x50. naar
Bleecker street
Abe Fishman sold TO Eva Goldfeld
the three story fat and store at 1547
Madison avenue. 16.9x45, near 105th
street
Harris Yaren sold to Abraham Pc
retg and Samuel Younen the three story
tenement and store at 1870 Henry street
23.10xf00.
Lease Downtown BIdg. for ~ Yrs.
Tankoos, Smith q Co. leased for a
term of forty-two years with an option