The New York herald., 1921-11-16
De PEYSTER ESTATE
SELLS BRONX TRACT
Parts With Old Morris Avenue
Holdings; Other Deals in
Northern Borough.

Another parcel OF the large vacant
holdings Of the De Peyster estate in the
westerly section Of the Bronx has passed
to new hands and will shortly be under
Improvement The deal involves the pur.
chase by David J. Rubenstein from Fred
eric Ashton dc PeyBter and others Of the
westerly block front on Morris avenue.
between 166th and Mcclellan streets.
The property fronts 4i3 feet on the
avenue - 90 feet on each street. Wal.
ter 2. Phelps was the broker.
Operator I'm New Theatre Project.
Nathan Wilson, head of the Occidental
Holding Company, has purchased from
Albert D. Phelps plot of ten lots at
the northeast corner of Walton and
BURNSIDE avenues, which, II Is said, ia
to be improved with large theatre and
taxpayer under the supervision Of Julius
Kovac. Mr.. Wilson has traded actively
in the Burnside avenue section recently
HIS largest recent purchase In the West
Bronx was the Berkeley Oval, which is
now being cut up into building lots. Mr..
Wilson on Monday purchased plot at
Jerome avenue and 176th street for a
similar theatrical project.
Albert D. Phelps has resold for
Charles Siegel Levy plot on the north
side OF East 170th street between Towns
send and Walton avenues, consisting Of
eight lots with frontage Of 200 feet
on East 170th street and 100 feet in
depth. to Irving and Chester Judis and
Joseph Silverson.
other Bronx Transactions.
L. J. Philiips 6 Co. have sold for
Falkenau 8; Hamershlag. Inc, and others
the property fronting Go feet and known
as 2021. 2o23 and 2025 Boston road, be-
tween fremont avenue and lISth street,
st the foot OF the i77th street Tnterboro
subway station. The site contains frame
and brick taxpayers with four stores.
The property had been in the possession
OF the selling interests for more than
twenty years.
\ holding of the late ex-Congressrnan
Joseph A. Goulden in The Bronx, conn
prising the plot ssx102.sx irregular, on
the west side OF Davidson avenue, $50
feet north Of 1s4th street. has been
sold by his widow to the newly organ
lied ]. NJ F. Realty Company. repre-
sented by Maurice B. Rich, attorney, the
other directors being James MacIsride
and George 3. Reirnel. A Ave story apart
ment house is to be erected on the site
by the new company, which has assigned
the work Of drawing the plans to John
p. Boyland. architect. The house will
cost approximately $l50,000.
Samuel Brener bought from Isidor
T. Garfield the block front on the east
side OF Creston avenue, between Tre-
mont avenue and I7sth street, an uil-
restricted building site. fronting l27 feet
on Creston avenue and SO feet on Tre-
mont avenue, with an irregular depth,
and measuring 10 feet along the rear
line. SPOTS & Starr. Inc, were the
brokers.
Brensarn Realty Company Samuel
Brener president. has resold to Patrick
Murphy and Frank Read the three story
frame fat with stores, 100xf00, at 1884
to 1880 Jerome avenue, south Of Fordhana
road, through J. Clarence Davis.
s. j. Taylor sold for the estate Of
Frederick Van Axte plot, 50xioo. on
the west side OF Jerome avenue. fifty feet
south OF Evelyn place, to q client for Inn
provement with stores.
Lanmeister & Herman sold five
story fiat with store. 25x100. at 1919
Third avenue; also two family house,
25x10o. at 363 East 1920 street