The New York herald., 1921-02-18
REALESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Charleston Court, Upper Broad
way Apartment House. Is
S0ld-0ther Transactions.

Manport Realty Corporation. I. Portnan
president, the six story elevator apart
ment house known as Charleston Court
at 1906 Broadway northwest corner
l6Sd street. 1o0x125. and held at sS25.-
OOO The brokers viii manage the prop
erty for the new owners.
Other Multifamily House Sales.
Meister Builders. Inc. resold to Ton
beck & Fisher the three Ave story apart
ment houses, 75x1Oo. at 224 to 22S West
bath street
G. Tuoti co. sold for Mrs. S. Weis-
becker to r. Stobile the four story nat
at 205 East 18th street
John r. & Oscar L. Foley sold sor
the Central Union Trust Company. as
trustee, 234 Cherry street, "a six story
tenement with two stores. 25.6x100
sixty Year Ownership Ends.
The Ave story building, 25x5s, at 15S
West Broadway, owned for sixty years
by Mrs Fannie Carter and BY her fam
the Standard Supply Company, the ten
ants. The buyers will make alterations
and will occupy the entire structure.
William c. Walkers Sons were the
agents.
In the Dwelling Market.
Leonard Well, operator, resold five OF
the row OF thirteen four story dwellings,
at / to 25 West 10th street, which he
recently purchased from the estate OF
William Waldorf Astor. The houses are
on lots twenty feet wide. Mr.. Well sod
No. / to John j. Snitterlin, to Mary
Sweetwine, IL to Gertrude Mayors and
IL and 19 to James n. Clark
VIM. Cruikshanl's Sons sold for the
estate of Marry Carroll, through the
New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company, he three story dwelling at
1874 East 122d street to Simon He'll
muth
d. III. sculIy & Co. sold for Margaret
Furlong the three story dwelling, 18.3x
100, at 16 East 126th street
Butler & Baldwin, Inc. with Pope x
Brother, sold for J. and X. Lamb 50
Carmine street, a four story house, 25X
100. to Anthony Ferdano.
The four story dwelling. 16x102.2, at
"a East Eighty-hrst street has been sold
to an operator, according to report.
James H.. Cruikshank resold to Annie
story dwelling, 15.10x100. j. Ii. Pierce
was the broker.
Greenhouse TO Be Beauty ParIor.
Henry Shapiro Co, with Herbert
Hecht, II. c. Kopp Company. leased for
= long term at an aggregate rental Of
about 100000 tho two Story building
s2x100. with greenhouse, at the south
west corner Of Broadway and Eighty
ninth street. The lessee is the $50 West
Eighty-eighth Street Realty Corpora
ton. Samuel J. Kaplan president The
anne brokers subleased to Fleishman.
the florist, the greenhouse and the cor
ner store. The greenhouse will be con-
verted into q beauty parlor. The ag-
gregate rental Is more than $4,000.
buy Site for Synagogue.
Nehrlng Bros. sold for kpnis & Sim
mott the vacant plot, 75x100, on the
i-ortheast corner Of Wadsworth avenue
and 17Sth street. The purchasers con-
template the erection of new syna-
yogue in the near future
Estate Sells Third Avenue Corner.
George c. Pointer Company, Inc. sold
for the estate OF Jacob Wertheim 1873
end 1856 East Seventy y-ninth street and
500 to 1898 Third avenue. forming tho
northwest corner, 90x110, improved with
six four story buildings, containing seven
stores. The property was held at $780,
600. and was bought by client OF
William J. Spielberger Louis b. Brod-
sky was attorney for the purchasers
Two downtown Buildings Sold.
Norman s.. Resented resold at 90
Front street a five story business build
ing. 24x93. near the corner of Wall
street. and in the heart of the coffee dis
trict. Mr.. Riesenfeld purchased this
property two weeks ago at price of
$4,000, and the resale was at a SUB
stantiai advance. The purchaser Is Mr..
Roy L. Brewer. who Is located in the
adjoining building. The brokers We're
Cammenn, Voorhees, 4 Floyd.
J. Edgar Leaycraft & Co, sold for
Lewis NJ Rutherford estate the five
story business building at SO East Broad
way. This is the first transfer of the
property in over fifty years