The New York herald., 1921-04-14
PURCHASER YIELDS
PLACE TO LESSEE
Search for Renting Space Is
Feature of Active Real
Estate Market.

Chester ID. Clark leased Offices in so
Broad street to Gotham Shipping Com
pany in 80 Church street TO NJ. 7. Brans-
combe. Inc. in so Maiden Lane to Klein
& Co. in IL Broadway TO Waller Stores,
Inc. in the new International Commerce
Building to Phelan Borland & Fearons.
Soilhaben & Co. Eastment & Kilborn,
National Importing and Trading Com
pany and the New York Tow Boat
Exchange.
Douglas L. Eninan & Co. Inc, leased
70 the Robert Gair Company for the
Borden Realty Company. represented
by Brady & Borman as renting agents.
the entire eighteenth and nineteenth
floors and the major part of the twen-
| tieth floor In the new Borden Building
at 350 Madison avenue. The Robert
Gair Company manufactures folding
boxes labels, corrugated fibre and ship
ping papers and iithographic advertising
materials. IT will use the space Just
leased comprising $4,000 square feet
for the accommodation of its executive
Offices now located at so Washington
street Brooklyn
! SCHNEIDER & Liebler leased the four
story loft building at 217 East Eightieth
street for Henry Hofener.
| Harris. yought & Co. rented for Cush-
man & Wakefield offices in the Cana
dian-Pacific Building to the Imperial
Dyewood Corporation.
| Sidney l.. Warsawer leased for the
| L4easehold Improvement Company the
three story building at 456-457 West
Nineteenth street, 50x10o, to the Globe
Theatrical Transfer Company. Inc.
| Edward j. Hogan leased the seventh
! floor in 400 Madison avenue, northwest
corner OF Forty-first street, to the Hud-
son Trading Company.
Lotion H Slawson Company leased Of
/ fees in ia West Forty-fourth street to
e. ]. Reading in the Gotham National
Bank Building to Standard Garages.
| Inc, and in I'll Madison avenue 10
Bermuth -Lembke Company.
| Geo r Read & Co. leased the tenth
and eleventh floors, containing IS,uVo
square feet, in 47-49 West street. to the
Fidelity and Casualty Company oil
America.
Spear & Co leased stores and offices
| in the ST. Denis Building, Broadway
at Eleventh street, as follows: 10
General Accident Fire and Life lnsur-
ance Corporation. Ltd. of Perth, Scot
land: Erwin ]. Smith, detective agency;
United States Feature Service, Inc, news
pepper service Offices Melville A. Bergfeld,
| publisher Readers Publishing Corpo-
ration, International Educational Asso-
clation. George Zinberg, accountant;
| Stagoff & Cooper. public accountants )
! Robert L. LivinSon, attorney irving
f. Boollnan. attorney; Reliable Lam
giaee Institute, Hecht e. Younger, al
!, torneys: Public Service Letter Company
and School of Applied Psychology. Inc
store on Broadway has been leased 10
Ginsberg Brothers & Rossow, Wooliens.
Other office space has been leased to
/ CaJ1 n n
Fraenkel, Fred l.. Fox, b. +. Adams,
Abrams & Ilrsner. Abraham Levy
| Samuel T. Slkauberg. Wills Novelty
| Company. Sidney Fisher, Rudolph h
Meissner, Stephen -Goldstein. Wilbur j.
Lamont, Henry C. Jarvis, Rotary Index
| Company, Bella NJ. Naurtsen, Brenner
& Beerson, The Fulford Manufacturing
| Company, The Peterson Service. Inc,
Cagney & Blinn. Arron Holman, Max Fl.
| Ackerman, Halpern & Arvine.
Mark Rafalsky Co. leased space in
| 221 Fourth avenue to Henry NJ. Peyser
e. Co., also in 562 Fifth avenue with
G. Greenberg.
| Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased a
large apartment in 2T0 Park avenue TO
julius Chem: also an apartment in 40
| East Sixty-second street TO John M.
Doty: in 81 East Flfty-fifth street to
james Whitaker: in 2I0 Park avenue
to George Fuss; in As East Sixty-second
street to Louis Stoddard, and in $40
Park avenue to Andrew Fletcher.
| Douglas Gibbons & Co. leased to John
llw. Davis. Ambassador to the Court Of
| st. James's during the Wilson Admins
tration, the furnished suite OF Louis
Stoddard. polo expert, in 4S to AZ East
S xty-second street.
/ The Mallow real estate department
/ rented the corner store at Forty-fifth
street and Broadway to the Gray Drug
Company for ten years at rental of
I S3e2.50o. p. c. MacDermott and A.
| Hermann were the brokers.
/ Cross Brown Company leased the
thirteenth floor in the Arnion Building
10 the New York Furniture Exchange
Association. This makes the second
lease for additional space taken by the
New York Furniture Exchange Asso-
citation. so that now it has under
long term lease nine full floors, aggre-
eating approximately 125,o0o square feet
| Of floor space.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased
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