New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-12
$l,25O,OOO Rental
For P,llitzer ark
Row Structures

Inc properties at / and II Park Row
have been leased by the Central Union
Trust Company, trustees of the Joseph
Pulitzer estate, for twenty-one years
from May to the No. l Park Row
Company, Inc, Harry Aronson, for a
rental exceeding $1,250O0O, through
William II. Whiting & Co. 1t was re-
ported that these properties had been
sold some weeks ago. The lessee in
tends to remodel the building extern
sively. This property was purchased
in 1887 by the late Joseph Pulitzer,
probably as a site for the World
Building, but being unable to procure
sufficient plottage the present location
two blocks further up Park Row was
secured. No. Park Row consists of
an eight-story building irregular in
shape, 400 on Park Row and 62.7 on
Ann Street. No. II Park Row is a
two-story building, measuring 20.3 on
Park Row and one-story building in
the rear with frontage of 65.6 on
Ann Street. Lurie & Feinberg repre-
scented the lessees.
Mrs. j, Blair leased for twenty-one
years the building 279 Fifth Avenue
five-story loft building, to Harry
Rosenberg. The rental involved over
100000. Mr.. Rosenberg will occupy
part of the building for silk under
wear. Substantial improvements will
be made f. e. G. Pfomm were the
brokers.
The Charles T. Noyes Company
leased offices at Is Beaver Street to
A. G. Elliott & Co.; the sixth floor at
l28 Water Street to the Netherlands
Trading Society, Inc; space in the
new Harborview Building TO F. & J.
Meyer; the store II Whitehall Street
TO James Sayarese for five years, at
an aggregate rental of about $4,000;
the basement 1872 to 1876 William Street
to Daniel Newman for ten years. at an
aggregate rental Of about $85 900, and
floor at 1877 Water Street to Malcolm
G. Nichols.
Murray Apfelbaum leased che four
story building East Fourteenth
Street to Sapan & Schulman, of Phila-
delphia, for ten years at an aggregate
rental of $4,000. Extensive altera-
tions will be made for the retailing of
cloaks and suits
The Gross e. Brown Company leased
thc one-story building, 1O0xt0O, at
Whittier and Lafayette streets, to
Elias Ullman; space at 4O7 and 400
nToduWdN TO BASS BrOtnerS; at 49S and
500 Broadway to Winston Brothers; at
1876 Broadway to Benjamin Davis; at
IS West Thirty seyenth Street to Louis
d. Gallant and to Wolk & Golfer; at
391 Broadway to Charles Weitz; at 562
Fifth Avenue to j. Albert & Son; also
with Louis Schrag, space at % West
Seventeenth Street to the United Elec-
trio Products Company.
William A, White g. Sons leased Of
Offices in the Wall Street Exchange
Building, AZ Exchange Place, to Mel
hush & Co. and the National Shipping
Corporation.
The Brown. Wheelock Company,
Inc, has leased to the banking irm of
Maitland, Coppel & Co. the third floor
and the front portion of the fourth
floor at So William Street.
Harris, Nought & Co. leased lofts at
1872 West Twenty-second Street to Fem
stein & Kaplan and the Rose Costume
Company; Offices at 1882 Broadway to
the Leonora Dress Company and Will
liam l.. Hartley, and at 467 Broadway
to Hirsch & Schwartz and Morris Girl
tel and Louis Gcrshowitz.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased office
space at 22o Broadway to the Palmer
Advertising Agency and to the Hudson
Snoring Company.
The Chinese Famine Fund rented
additional space in the Saint Denis
Offices, at Broadway and Eleventh
Street, through Spear & Co., agents.
Henry Shapiro g. Co. leased shop
space at 324 Fifth Avenue to Anthony
a. Fazio and Otto A. Mendl and Frank
ALamac