The New York herald., 1921-07-23
a,5O0,OOO FLATS IN
PARK AY. ZONE SOLD
Samuel A. Hezog Turns Two
Nine Story Structures Over to
Stafford Brothers, Inc.

The real estate market was aroused
from its seasonal lethargy yesterday by
several deals that brought back MEM
ories OF the bully days of 1917 and 1920.
In the residential field the foremost of
these transactions was the sale by
Samuel A. Herzog of two nine story
apartment houses. one at los East
Eighty-second street and the other at
ia East Eighty-fourth street, to Staf-
ford Bros. Inc. The two properties to-
gether had been valued at $1,50O,000.
They are between Park and Lexington
avenues.
The Eighty-second street house covers
plot 96x100. and the Eighty-f fourth
street house measures S7x100. Both
structures contain suites Of seven, eight
and nine rooms and the houses were
built for Mr.. Herzog about five years
ago. Pease & Gilman were the brokers.
Other Multifamily House Sales.
Sederin Magda is reported to have
sold 203 West 10th street, adjoining
the northwest corner of Seventh avenue,
a six story fiat 27.6x100.11. The prop
erty is valued at about $65,000.
Joseph ]. Lese bought from the Koe-
nigsberger estate the Rosemont apart
ments. at 125A West lTth street,
seven elevator house. 50x100, and
renting for $4,000.
Take Title to Drive Site.
Michael E. Paterno and Ralph Ceruzzi
took title yesterday to the southeast
corner Of Riverside Drive and 110th
street, 104x15ox irregular. in the name
of the 375 Riverside Drive Corporation.
This Is the property which they recently
bought from Robert Z. Bowling and
Robert E. Simon and which was for
merly a part of the estate of the late
Russell Sage
Brooklyn Market Reports.
G. p. BITTERLY leased for e. ]. Moller
to the Packers Supply Company, Inc, a
subsidiary of the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company, the new ware
house at the southeast corner Of Hoyt
and Fourth streets. to be used as
waterside storage depot.
Meister Builders, Inc, sold to Antonio
Concitano and Angelo Srna a plot. 50x
100, on the east side of Coney Island
avenue. near Avenue X, and plot 30x
100 adjoining same. to Vincenzo Con-
,citano.
l Realty Associates sold a two story
and attic semi-detached dwelling and
garage at a04 Sullivan street, between
Rogers and Bedford avenues, to L. e.
Farber.
Martin Company leased for Walter X.
and Louis f. Bachrach to Miss Emily
b. Laughlin the three story dwelling at
124 Remsen street.
William L. Harmon & Co., Inc. sold
lots and plots on their East Flatbush
property in the Thirty-second Ward to
the following: Josephine Misliore, Marco
Cassamassina. NJ. Hammerschlag. II.
Winkler and S. Gurian. v. Frasca. Joe
Mazzeo. Vincent Amoroso. Nj. Maurelli.
Adoiph Pardlni. Pellegrino Trongone,
James A. Lagrutta, Joseph Zagame.
Petro Canevarri. Joseph Coniglio, Tom
Coniste, John G. Caruso. II. Winkler
and S. Gurian, Angelo Castucci. Angelo
Spriano, Alexander Geller. Adolph Las
zlo, Hans Kronowitz, A. b. Arons,
Adolph Klein, A. & N. Pollicino, Saliva
tore Pellettero. Elizabeth A. Sutton,
Stephan Lanigan, Joseph Lagano. Philip
Geneva, Sol. Silverstein, John Boland
Max Schwartz. Salvatore Basile, Louis
Roccaforte. Harry Horowitz, Josephine
Mccarthy. William Leahy, Pasquale De
Marco. John A. Sutton, William j.
Jackson. Michael Esposito, w. l.. Levy,
Christine Leviere and Mary Feminella.