The New York herald., 1921-12-17
9TH AV. BUILDING IN
S5,OOO,OOO LEASE
The Knickerbocker at 18th st,
Rented for Long Term;
Other Leasing Deals.

The seventeen story Knickerbocker
Building, at the southeast corner OF
Fifth avenue and Sixteenth street. sold
last month by William 8. Sussman. Inc.
for Max N Natanson to Joseph & Zea-
mans in a cash deal. has now been
leased by the Sussman organization for
the new owners. who hold the property
under the title of the Bellefonte Hold
Ing Corporation. to the Wynona Oper-
ating Corporation, Emanuel Joseph
Stern, president The lease Is for q
long term Of years and calls for an
The Knickerbocker Building stands on
a site fronting 1866 feet on Fifth avenue
and 159 feet on Sixteenth street 1t was
erected several years ago by the late
two years ago to Mr.. Natanson. In the
present deal Travis. Spence & Hopkins,
attorneys. represented the lessees. and
Joseph & zeamans acted for the Belle
fonte Holding Corporation.
Miscellaneous Rentals.
NJ. s. L. Hess, Inc, leased space on
the ninth floor in 2S5 Fifth avenue to
Coyle s. Gilmore Company, Inc, sta
toners; space on the seventh floor in
30 East Twenty-third street to the Near
East Relief and offices on the thirteenth
floor in 354 Fourth avenue to the Little
Leather Library Corporation.
Spear G. Co. leased part Of the second
floor in 152 West Twenty-fifth street
to Dinnerstein & Blum, manufacturers
Of ladies' wearing apparel; a store In
so and 81 Fifth avenue to Oscar Fulda
for the sale of butterflies and novelties:
store and basement in 465 West Broad
way to Robinson & Fridheim; eighth
floor in 500 Broadway to the U. & l..
System, cutters of mems clothing; space
in 799 Broadway to N. Buttle and the
Surplus Clearing House.
Butler & Baldwin, Inc, have subleased
for the Price Waterhouse Company half
Of the twelfth floor in and West
Fortieth street to Banner Films. Inc.
II. G. Koop &c Co. leased office space
In the National City Annex Building TO
the following: Van Buren, &c Gormly,
attorneys; Kevork Costikyan, Oriental
rugs, and Bloodgood 81 Sugarman,
architects.
Cross & Brown Company leased 20
Roger r. Hall office space in the TASK
Building, Fifty-seventh street and
Broadway; also in the same building
space to David M. Liebler and Philip
Cooney for the sale of automobile ac-
cessories.
Brett G. Goode Company leased for
the Pathe Exchange, Inc, store, pase-
ment and mezzanne in 35 West Forty
fifth street to the Alwar Desk Com
many. The lease calls for an aggregate
rental of about S250,0O0.
Haggstrom- Callen Company leased
store In and Bank street, corner Oh
Greenwich avenue, to Louis @. Norizsan'
Feinberg, Lifshitz. Rotkin & Quati'
metz leased from the Palper Realty COM
pany store in the Harlem opera HOUSE
on 125th street, near Seventh avenue, lo'
ten years at an aggregate rental OF slZo'-
900. to be used as a cafeteria. Benjamin
Weiss attorney, represented the tenants
Pease & Gilman leased store IN Oh
Madison avenue, southeast corner OF
Fifty-third street, to Fanny McOorHla0h
for a sport wear shop.
Duross Company leased to f. Borge-
rneister & Co loft in 1891 Warren
street; to Julius Rudolph, 3,ooo square
feet IN 121 Fulton street.
Gilbert Elliott, Jr.. sold the leasehold
at 210 East Broadway through to 1s9
Division street for the estate OF Cyrus
Hitchcock.
william Silverman leased nineteenth
floor in 305 Seventh avenue to Simon,
Goodman & Lipshitz; the fourth floor In
104 West Twenty-seventh street 10
Edelsa Dress Manufacturing Company
floor in 81 West Twenty-seventn street
70 Schwartz & Ehrenreich.