The New York herald., 1921-10-29
BENJAMIN WINTER In
BIG WEST SIDE DEAL
Said to Have Leased Valuable
Plottage at Broadway and
99th Street.

The newly formed Corwin Building
Corporation. representing Benjamin
Winter. investor and speculator in upper
West Side realty. is reported to have
leased for long term the seven story
Karlsruhe apartment house at the north
west corner of Broadway and Ninety
ninth street, the two one story store
properties at 2625-2631 Broadway, ad-
joining, 50x10o, and the three story
dwelling at 245 West Ninety-ninth
street, 1Sx100.11, also adjoining.
The three properties form a combined
site fronting 100.11 feet on Broadway
and 11s feet on Ninety-ninth street. 1t
is reported that the lease is for twenty
one years, with renewals. secured from
the Schultz Realty Company. and in
wolves an annual rental of about $685.
900. The property Is In the heart of the
uptown theatre and restaurant centre.
The holding adjoins a one story theatre
and The balance of the Broadway front,
comprising the southwest corner of Tooth
street, is occupied by the Carlton Res
taurant, the site of which was recently
purchased by Morris White, who con-
ducts the restaurant
Wall Street Bank Deal.
Deeds were placed on record yester-
day in which the National Bank of the
Republic conveyed to the First National
Bank one-half interest in the eleven
story building at the northeast corner
of Broadway and Wall street The con-
sideration was $1,O00,000.
Two Cores In Village Sold.
The Casco Traders, Inc, bought from
Elizabeth Furlong the vacant plot. 22x
80, on the south side of Perry street,
1918 feet west of Greenwich avenue
The plot fronting 1874 feet on Waver-
ley place and S1.9 feet on Seventh ave-
nue.. with a rear line of As feet, has been
leased by Morris Weins.ein to Louis
Sheinart for twenty years at net yearly
rental of from $4,000 to $4,000. The
lessee has also obtained an option of
renewal for ten years at an annual
rental Of $4,000.
other Deals in Manhattan.
Harry H. Jackson has purchased from
F. G. Hobbs through Jules Nehring.
Inc. the southeast corner of 1S1st street
and Audubon avenue, a two story store
and basement business building, 25x100
containing seven rooms and offices, held
at 100000.
Anselm Frankenthaler sold for David
Lippman and Joseph L. Buttenwieser
ls6 William street. a four story busi-
hess building, 30.10x105 to Louis Gold
stein, wholesale leather.
Charles F.. Noyes Company sold for
The Belts estate to Weinberg Bros, elf.
ents of JOS. Isaacs & Sons, 53 Lewis
street a vacant lot. 25x100. which the
purchasers will Immediately improve
with a building for the automobile
business.
Two Heights Flats Planned.
Plans were filed yesterday for a six
story apartment house, 143x125, at GIL
10 615 West 175th street, for the Mont
fort Realty Company. e. Roth, archi-
tect, estimates the cost at 100000
Plans were also filed for five story
flat. 100xS7, at $50 to 636 West 136th
street. for the $50 136th Street Corpor-
alton. d. S. Lang. architect. estimates
the cost at 100000.
Candy Co. Rents Harlem Store.
The United Retail Candy Stores, Inc,
will pay s240,000 rental for fifteen years
Tor the corner store in the Hotel Theresa,
southeast corner of Seventh avenue and
l25th street. The store fronts rs feet
on the avenue and 25 feet on the street.
Harvey Bloomer was the broker In the
transaction.
New Omces for Harlem.
tall office building on a plot 75x1Oo
is to be erected at the northeast corner
Of Third avenue and 124th street for
the estate of Adolph Finkenberg, accord
ing to plans filed yesterday. L. s.
Weeks. architect, estimates the cost at
$500 600