The New York herald., 1921-07-09
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Investor Buys the Quidnet on
West 18th Street; Other
Late Transactions.

street, between Broadway and Amster-
dam avenue, an eight story apartment
house, 75x10O, containing 80 suites of
4, 5, and rooms. The property was
held at $500, 900 and rents approximately
for $4,000 per annum. Morrison &
Schiff represented the purchaser and
Edward c. Cohen the seller There
has been no change in ownership OF the
property for the last ten years.
other MuItifamiIy House Sales.
Fitz Howell sold for Margaret A.
Moran the five story double apartment
at IS West 12Sth street, 25x99.l1.
Michael Connaughton sold the five
story apartment at 225 West 12lst street,
25x1O0. valued at $4,000 to William
Herehey.
oestrelcher Realty Company. repre-
sented by Louis w. Osterweis, sold to
vincenzo Bellza the three tenement
houses at 213. 2i5 and 2f7 East 10Sth
street, 75x10o.11.
Louis G.. Hammersley sold to the
newly formed "a Pell Street. Inc. with
M. r. Matteo, M A. Hanna and l.. s.
Lockhart as directors, the three story
tenement, 3,l0X103xirregular, at 81 Pell
street.
Leonard Street Corner in Deal.
The six four story store buildings at
1876 West Broadway, southwest cor
ner of Leonard street. have been re-
sold by Joseph Shenk to the Foster
Holding Company. having as directors
julius Berliner, Joseph Lewis and Leo
Umanoff. They front 124.S on West
Broadway and so feet on Leonard
street. The holding price was $i25,O0o.
West Side Church Sold.
The property of the old Collegiate
Baptist Church, at S25-329 West Thirty
third street. adjoining the home of the
New York Institute for the Blind, has
been transferred by the Calvary Bap-
tist Church to the Glad Tidings AS
sembly of God for a stated consider
alton of $105,000 The property meas
ures 75x9S.9 and is directly opposite the
new post office The property carries
a mortgage of $4,000.
New Home for National Guard.
The new home for the Fifteenth In
fantry. National Guard, State of New
York, known as the "colored regiment"
will be on the north side of 1920
street, south side of 143d street and
east Of Lenox avenue. the site selected
being 500 feet on each street by a
depth of 200 feet The property is
OWHcQ Dy TIE lilChSltiftl sotN-
ings Bank and sold TO the city of New
York, Cruikshank Company acting as
brokers'. At a meeting of the Sinking
Fund held Thursday, July 7, an addi-
tional 100000 was appropriated for
the erection of the building. the recess
sary funds for the purchase of the land
having been already acquired.
In the Dwelling Market.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Peter w.
Foy the four story dwelling. 19x102.2. at
249 West Seventy-sixth street. to a ply
sician for occupancy.
Cusack Company and John III. Law
renee sold for the executors OF the estate
of L. Laflin Kellogg the five story
dwelling at 1873 West Seventieth street
The property had been in the family OF
the sellers for over twenty-five years.
e. w. Burdick was attorney for the
purchaser and Kellogg & Rose for the
estate
John II. Pierce sold for Marion Sha-
piro and others So5 West 136th street a
three story dwelling. 1S.9x100. to Susan
l.. Fletcher OF Philadelphia who will
occupy after extensive alterations
John Peters sold for David Klinger to
Jacob Heller 342 East Seventeenth
street, near Stuyvesant Park, O four
story dwelling. 23x92.
Morris Sax sold for William Draha
the five story house at 439 East Eighty
fourth street. 25x100.
John II. Pierce sold for Elsie NJ
Frandsen 1853 West 131st street, a three
story dwelling, 16x100.
Plan 100000 West Side Flat.
Plans have been filed for nine story
apartment house. 65.6xS3.3. at 242 to
246 West Seventy-fourth street for the
244 West Seventy-fourth Street Corpo-
ration. G.. +. Pelham. the architect. esti-
mates the cost at 100000.
Sales Revealed I'm Transfers.
David and Lille X Lippmann sold to
Samuel Amato the vacant lot 3411x
32.7x25.s. on the south side of Commerce
street S.S feet west OF Seventh avenue.
Anne Wall Turner sold to William
Kreinick & Co. 131 West Forty-fifth
street. three story store building. COX
1904.
Chambers Broadway Corporation sold
TO ID. =. Harris Hardware and Manufac-
turing Company. 90 Chambers street a
five story store building. 25.6x10o.5.
Edith E. McCagg sold to C. & "
Sender. Inc, III Ludlow street. a three
story stable, 25xs7.6.
Apartments Equitable Corporation sold
10 Mlnaret buldlnB company (McMOr-
row Brothers), the seven story elevator
apartment. 50x99.11. at sic and SIS
West 151st street.
Jacob and Mathilda Fedeman sold 70
Samuel Strassfield the five story tene-
ment. 172xS0, at the southwest corner
OF Lexington avenue and Seventy-fifth
street.
John II. and William Tietjen sold 10
John Hanast 239 West Sixty-sixth street.
a five story flat. 25x100.5.
William A. and Jennie l.. Laughlin
sold TO T. Machell Johnstone IS West
i03d street. a five story tenement COX
100.
William V. Mccarthy sold TO Charles
$. Maurice ass West Fortieth street, a
five story tenement. 22.6x741.
Edward T. Hurry sold to Julius
Nemlro and Mendel Zuckerman s5 Eas
1i4th street, a FIVE story store tenement
25x10O.11.
Trof Realty Company sold TO Morris
J. Ritt 329 East Fourteenth street, six
story store tenement, 25x103.3.
Metropolis Holding Corporation sold
20 Molie Lipchltz 1850 Second avenue
northeast corner OF Seventy-seventh
street. four story store tenement
22x75
Helen " v Maitland sold TO LYDIA
and Gertrude Ellingwood for s25.356 the
four story dwelling. 2ix92, at 35 West
Sixteenth street.
Margaret ]. Becker sold to the Donald