The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
REALESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
s. H. Stone Acquires Upper
Madison Ave. Parcel-Deal
on Lower West Side.

The Union Estates Company. S. H.
Stone president. announces that 1t has
purchased the six story and basement
building. 50x90. at GAS and CAT Madison
avenue, between Fifty-ninth and Six
tieth streets, from the Union Trust Com
pany Of San Francisco Cal. The deal
was negotiated by Marston & Co. The
property has been held intact for fifty
years. The owner of record Is the estate
of Marks Blaskouer. Il was held at
$4,000.
5000, 900 Deal on Lower West Side.
VIM. H. Whiting & Co. sold for the
American Transfer Company its prop
erty at % to 80 Little West Twelfth
street, consisting of six story struc-
ture, 52x83.6, and the adjoining three
being a leasehold. The purchaser will
occupy the premises. The combined
parcels were held at 100000.
Other Sales In Manhattan.
Reimer Brothers. butter and egg deal
ers, purchased through w. j. Russell
and Hugh r. Rainey from Frederick w.
Rhinelander and others the three story
building. 23xSS. at 43 Jay street, be-
tween Washington and West streets.
No. Is adjoining was recently sold by
}he same brokers to Moudsheim & Eel
br. dealers in butter and eggs.
Alfred J. Rooney Of Wood. Dolson &
Co.. Inc. sold for the Metropolitan Trust
Company the three story dwelling, lex
Is. Ut 429 Convent avenue.
B. L. Pakas sold the three and one
half story dwelling at 302 West Eighty
third street. 20x7s.S, adjoining the
southwest corner of West End avenue.
which he acquired last November.
Bronger & Co. sold the three story
dwelling at 252 East Forty-eighth street,
1S.2x1OO. to Herman Drebes.
SPOTS & Starr Inc. sold for Mrs.
Thomas the six story apartment with
stores at 417-419 West Forty third street.
b0xl00. The property yields an annual
rental Of $4,000 and was held at 500, 0o0
James II. Cruikshank purchased from
Walter Longman the four story dwelling
at % West both street, 20X100. Porter G.
Co. were the brokers.
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
The five story flat. Slxss.11, at Liz East
eth street, has been sold by Rose and
Emily Steiner to Jacob Popeil.
Peter Rohrs sold to John Wedemeyer
the four story tenement, 25x100.5, at 6O6
West Ffftieth street.
The three story dwelling. 16.Sx99.11, at
l16 West 131st street, has been sold by
Adelaide M. Davis to Horace Garner.
S1.eoO,ooo Loan on p. o. Bldg.
The American Bond and Mortgage
Company of Chicago. w. j. Moore
president, made first mortgage build
ing and permanent loan Of 100000 to
the $3.50 Varick Street Corporation,
Il r. m
varick street, through to st. Johns
lane. for the erection Of a five story
modern fireproof structure to be used
as United States post office.
The property has a frontage OF 1894
feet on Varick street, a depth OF 1871
feet to St Johns lane, where the 'front.'
age Is 40 feet. The plot contains 1915
square feet Of land and has been APP
praised for 100000. The building will
have foundations sufficiently strong to
add four additional stories. Robert
Beck. vice-president and resident man
ager of the Lohgacre Engineering and
Construction Company of New York
and Chicago, has been awarded the
general contract The deal was nego-
tiated by Lawrence. Blake & Jewell.
100000 Garage Loan.
The Home Savings Bank has made a
building and permanent loan OF 100000
to the George Dose Engineering Com
pany for the garage and service station
being erected at 527 to 533 West Fifty
fifth street. and 52s to 532 West Fifty
sixth street, a site Of 1880 square feet
and having frontages of 100 feet on each
street, with a depth of 20O.10 feet. The
property is between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues. and was sold by the Chanler
estate eight months ago to Louis Gold,
who resold IT to the present owners.
Leases 8 story Bldg. for 100000.
Cross & Brown Company through its
industrial department leased for twenty
one years, at an aggregate rental of
approximately s250.000. for the estate
of Henry Meyer the six story and base
rnent building at 1913 to 332 East Twen-
,y-third street. containing approx
nnately 10000 square feet. The lessees
are the Biltwell Accessories. Inc, manu-
facturers of metal products.