The New York herald., 1921-10-22
ALTMANS BUY LAND
! LEASED FOR YEARS
Acquire Fec to Madison Ave.
Corner Now Included in
Big Store Site.

r. Altman & Co. have acquired the
fee of the Astor property at the south
west corner of Madison avenue and
Thirty-fifth street This is part of the
property now covered by the q. Altman
q Co. store. bounded by Fifth avenue,
Madison avenue, Thirty fourth and
Thirty-ffth streets. This property has
frontage of 220 feet on Thirty-fiftb
street and 123 feet on Madison avenue.
The ground has been under lease to b
Altman & Co. for many years. Geo.
r. Read G Co. We're the brokers in the
transaction.
Buys to Protect West Goth St. Bldg
The Dargowin Realty Company, whica
planned to erect tall building at 120
West Twenty-ninth street, 25x100, has
sold the site to George II. Coleman,
owner of the twelve story building at
115, adjoining. On the lot Mr.. Coleman,
who bought the property to protect his
building, will erect a four story and
basement structure. Spear & Co. were
the brokers.
To Alter West 5Oth st. House.
Pease G. Gilman leased at an aggre-
gate rental of about 100000 the four
story eighteen foot Columbia College
leasehold at SO West Fiftieth street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, for J. III.
Wittenberg to Josef Gross, who will alter
into stores and apartments. Negotia-
tions are now in progress to lease the
store to shoe dealer. The same brokers
leased offices in the Mercantile Building
at the southwest corner of Twenty-third
street and Fourth avenue to A. B. Eli
man & Co., raw silk dealers
Realtors Lease Large once Space.
Culver & Co. and Joint Ownership
Construction Company, Inc, Frederic
Culver president, now located at East
Forty-second street, have taken large
suite of Offices on the twelfth floor OF
the Canadian Pacific Building at 342
Madison avenue. and will move in on
November J.
Harlem Movie Theatre Leased.
The one story motion picture theatre
with stores. 50.5x1s5. completed recently
at the southwest corner of Third avenue
and 18th street at cost of about
800. 900, has been leased by the Stadium
Purchasing Corporation, it's builder. to
the Third Avenue and 18th Street
Stadium Corporation. The lease is for
ten years. at an annual rental OF
$4,000.
Among the Dwelling Buyers.
Pepe Brother sold for the estate OF
Alice j. Merriam the three story dwell
ing. 22.6x129.7, at 1876 West Eleventh
street.
Wood Dolson Company, Inc. through
r. c. Pepper. sold for Mrs. Nellie Herod
the three story dwelling, 16x100. at 127
West Seventy-eighth street to Miss La
Grange Beattie.
F'regulia & Lotti sold a five story
dwelling. 25x75, at 173 Sullivan street
to Grainbattista la Raia.
Mrs. Appleton's Home Leased.
William j. Roome &. Co.. Inc, leased
furnished for Mrs. William H. Appleton
her five story dwelling at As East Sixty
sixth street to Reginald NJ. Lewis, the
golf player Of Ridgefield, Conn. Mrs
Appleton built the house last year. but
rs she is spending the winter in Europe
she offered it for rent.
Building Loan Market Active.
For the construction OF the five story
apartment. 150x100, on the south side Of
164th street, 125 feet west of Broadway,
the els West 164th Street Corporation
secured from the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company a building loan Of
$1S0.000.
The 167th Street Building Corpora
ton secured from the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company $105, 900 on the plot.
100x107.3, on the west side OF F'indlay
avenue. south OF 167th street. for
Improvement with five story forty
tive family apartment house.
building loan for $150.000 has been
obtained by the S. A. J. Building
Corporation from the City Mortgage
Company on the plot, 103 .4x123x irreg-
ular. on the south side of 1920 street,
100 feet east Of University avenue, for
an apartment project.