The New York herald., 1921-06-15
DEMAND FOR SMALL
BUSINESS BUILDINGS
Commercial Property Buyer
One Of Most Active Factors
in Days Trading.

The Hudnut Building a six story ele-
vator structure on plot 50x9S9, at il5
and III East Twenty y-ninth street, has
! been sold by Lewis j. Hyams to lis and
| III Fast Twenty ninth Street Realty
Corporation 1t is situated between
Fourth and Lexington avenues
The Manhattan Refrigerating Com
pany, with plant at Gansevoort and
West streets, has purchased from John
r. and Catherine Y. Wallace sos and
, $40 Washington street. two four story
buildings, with stores, 37.Sx7211x ir-
regular.
The five story building. with stores,
on plot 73x56.4, at 126 Liberty street.
southwest corner of Greenwich street.
has been sold by the United States Trust
Company of Paterson. N. j.. to Louis
Boselli. importer and exporter, a tenant
in the premises.
David and Samuel Okla. who conduct
furniture store In the five story Pey-
ser Building. at 1850 Third avenue. at
the northwest corner of 107th street.
have purchased that property from the
Inland Realty Company The building
fronts sos feet on the avenue and 100
feet on the street.
Lillamy Inc, sold to Emma and Anna
Greenberg 1862 East Twenty-third street,
six story store building, 25x9S.9
Maria l.. Marshall sold to Luttrell H.
Redner 336 West SEVENTEEN street. a
three story garage. 2oXi00.5.
Charles I. Hudson sold to George w.
jacket 17S East Seventy-third street. a
three story garage. 25xl02.2
Kate r. Lloyd sold to Gertrude Car
rey 80 Cannon street. a seven story
store and left building, 25x100.
East Houston st. site for school.
Joseph p Day sold for the E. Kraut-
man Holding Company. Inc. 376, 37S and
$50 East Houston street. through to 271.
273 and 275 East Second street, six three
story buildings covering land area OF
about $500 square feet. The premises
adjoin the free library and have been
collected, it is understood for the Solo
mon kluger school, which will erect a
new school house on the site. b. koe-
nigsberg was attorney for the school
interests. The premises are subject to
a 5000 first mortgage. the extension
of which Mr. Day has arranged.
Plans Filed for Two Tenemcnts.
Plans have been filed for a six story
tenement and store l63.l1x100, at the
northwest corner of Broadway and 170th
street. The owner is the Broadway-170th
Street Holding Corporation. ID. Lang,
the architect estimates the cost at
$a50 1000.
Plans have also been fled for Ave
story tenement. 94.10xS5.6. at the south :
east corner of Audubon avenue and
1S8th street The owner is the s. j.
Realty Corporation. and the architect is
NJ Rothole, who estimates the cost at
S1T5,000
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
Michael Ginzberg purchased from Jo-
seph Huber the four story store building
25t2x100.1, at the northeast corner of
BAeeclSer street and West Broadway for
$5b 900.
The Girls Friendly Society sold to
Arthur s. Lyon 155 East Fifty-fourth
street. Ave story fiat, 25x100.b.
Charles II. and Margaret Schwab sold
to- Carrie Sackman 507 East Eighty
fourth street, three story tenement
1a6x102.2
James A. Benedict sold to Max Tawer
2a3 East 121st street, four story store
tanement. 25xl00.11.
James J. Franc sold to Rawson I'M
derhill 800 West Seventy-sixth street, q
four story dwelling. 2lx76l.
Anita J. Stanley sold 10 Emily f..
Davis l52 West 1921 street. three
$ tory dwelling, l4.SX99.11.
Catherine Butler sold to Julia Hart
LIB 327 East Fifty-hrst street, a three
STORY dwelling, 1S.9x100.5.