The New York herald., 1921-11-01
BUYER PAYS PROFIT
ON SILVER OF LAND
Acquires Strip Six Inches Deep
at Corner Of Forsyth and
Delaney Streets.

A silver OF land just six inches deep
at the southwest corner of Delaney
and Forsyth streets has been resold by
Henry Shapiro & Co. for client who
took a substantial profit in the deal.
The buyer is an unnamed client of
Marks 4 Marks who, It is said. contem-
plates the purchase of the adjoining
fve-story building on Forsyth street
for the erection of a business structure
on the combined plot.
The strip which figured in the resale
fronts 100 feet on Delaney street and
half foot on Forsyth street. This
property. comprising just so square feet.
is probably the smallest salable lot In
the city. 1t was originally a full sized
corner plot adorned by building but
was shaved down to its present proper
tions as n result of the condemnation
proceedings at the time that Delaney
street was widened to permit the con-
struction of the series Of longitudinal
parks recently christened Schiff High
way. -ae" ,'f
At present the plot accommodates a
signboard. It's ungainly proportions
make .t unstable for any other purpose
But 1t has a distinctJstrateg value in
that the owner of the adjoining site can
never have Delaney street frontage
as long as the silver remains In separate
ownership.
r. Wagner was associated with the
shapiro Company in negotiating the
deal. The seller was represented by
Jacob Lazaroe.
Among the Dwelling Buyers.
The four three story houses with
stores 59.3x55. at S5-S7 Perry street
and ss7-3s71a Bleecker street, north
cast corner of those thoroughfares. have
been resold by the Williams-Dexter
Company to NJ. Bayard Brown.
Frank L. Fisher Company sold for
Messrs. S. and 1 Kempner the four story
residence at Sc West Eighty-third street
10 Alfred NJ. Rau.
Joseph Nasanowitz sold for an estate
to Collman & Hadler three story dwell
ing, 15.Sx100, at 125 West 123d street.
Duross Company sold for the Mary P.
WILCOX estate a four story dwelling
23x102. at 120 West Seventy-ninth
street to Henry *. Tuliy. who will alter
the house into ten apartments. Butcher,
Tanner Foster. attorneys. represented
the estate.
New York Life Loans $225,OOO.
A loan for $125.00O has been obtained
by John f. Alvord on the two five story
buildings, 50x9S.9. at 1896 East For
tieth street. He has also procured a loan
for 100000 on the four story dwelling,
24Sx100, at 165 Madison avenue. Both
o1 hv yorl- 20
Insurance Company.
Multi-family House Sales.
Morris Moore's Sons, Inc, sold for
A. Huber to the Pretoria Realty Com
pany the two five story flats. 50x100,
at 411-413 West Forty-second street.
This property is being altered for busi-
ness purposes.
Philip l.. Watkins sold for an estate
the property 115 Avenue A, opposite
Tompkins Square, four story and store
tenement. The purchaser intends to
alter the property.
James II. Crulkshank resold to the
Mechanics Lien Protective Association.
Inc, Michael Maier president, 329 East
Seventy fifth street. the four story tene-
ment, 2S4x102, held at $15.500. Joseph
Nasonowitz was the broker.
Six story Flat for West 10th st.
Plans have been filed for six story
tenement at 239 to 241 West 110th
street, 50xS6.8. T. William. the owner.
and Gronenberg 6 Leuchtag.. archi-
tects. estimate the cost at 100000.
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
Milia Anzeloni sold to Francesca
Greco a five story tenement with stores.
24.1ox55.5x irregular, at s Monroe
street.
Josephine Biana sold to vaclav We
joda for $4,000 a four story store tene-
ment 25x94. at 1457 Avenue A.
Adolph Weiss bought from Anna
Brush q five story tenement, 25x10O, at
IS West 133d street. held at $4,000.
Arthur Cutler & Co. were the brokers.
Clara G. Mcneil sold to John Adam O.
four story tenement, 25x102.2. Mt 43S
Cast Eighty-first street.