The New York herald., 1921-11-17
OPERATORS SELECT
FLATS ON HEIGHTS
Fully Rented Houses Appeal to
Traders in Search Of
Quick Profits.

The Hudson View, six story elevator
apartment house with seven stores. at
the southeast corner OF Broadway and
l4sth street, has been sold by the Ards
more estate to Abraham Crosney, op-
orator. The building is on a plot 125x
100 and is divided into suites for seven
families on a floor. The house brings an
annual rental Of $4,000 and was held at
s350.00o.
Daniel III. Jackson bought from the
United States Trust Company, as trus-
tees. 514-516 West 177th street, adjoin-
ing Audubon avenue, a five story apart
ment with accommodations for twenty
families .and renting at $4,000 per an
mum. f. II. Ludlow & Co. and L. Fried
helm were the brokers.
the Great Northern Apartment Corpora
tion the block front on the east side Of
Wadsworth avenue. between 1S9th and
l90th streets. improved with three five
story apartment houses. each on a plot
60x10o. The apartments show a rental
Of s74.500 yearly and were held at
| $3.50, 900.
other MuItifamily House Deals.
Charles Wynne and Louis II. Low
operators, have purchased the twelve
story apar .ment house at 68 East Eighty
sixth street, adjoining the southwest cor
ner of Park avenue, 65x100. having two
suites on each floor and renting for
| $4,000. This property was formerly
| owned by the Roosevelt estate and was
held at $685. 900. Harold Lewis nego-
tiated the sale; Stoddard & Mark repre-
sented the sellers.
| John J. Hoeckh. Inc, sold for the
estate of r. Hasten tho four story old
tenement at 434 West Forty-afth street,
which viii be occupied by the new owner
for business.
Van vliet & Place sold for David and
Harry Lippmann the six story flats with
stores at $40 and 312 West Fourth
street, 36x57x irregular.
| Other Deals I'm Manhattan.
| Walter C. wyclsofr sold for the United
| Securities Company the three story ga
rage at 16f East Sixty-eighth street. 25x
| 1905, to the Sisters Of Charity of St
Vincent de Paul.
| c. Volzlng & Son, Inc, sold for Robert
Johnson q three story building. 16.8x
| 1902, at 235 East Fifty-eighth street, to
| Dennis Carusos.
Transfers I'm Manhattan.
The James slip Gospel Mission bought
four story building with stores, 21.11x
| 36.2. at 10 James Slip.
Marcus Beebe sold to the Massachu-
setts Holding Company the four story
garage, 50.9x95. at 215-217 Lexington
avenue, southeast corner Of Thirty-third
! street.
Helen weinberger sold to Lillian
Burgenicht ave story store tenement,
| 25.5x95, at 1926 Madison avenue.
Adolph Kuhn sold to Samuel Papel
two five story store tenements. each 25x
! e0.1O, at 533-525 Sixth street.
Antonio Rizzotto sold to Mary r. MI
lone two six story store tenements, OAK
10011, at s21-323 East 112th street.
Lucy J. OConnell sold to Thomas f.
Ocedek a five story store tenement
2411x10o, at 24o1 Second avenue.
The Gotham Improvement Company
sold to Barnett Levine a. five story store
tenement, 25.sx1oo. at 1s40 Second
avenue.
The Maryland Mortgage Company
sold to Jennie Bessie six story tene-
rnent with stores. 25x9s.9. at 461 West
Twenty-sixth street.
La Falce &C. Co. sold to Mary A. Vieni
for s12,500 four story store tene-
ment, 25x74, at 1895 Second avenue.
Harold c. Mathews acquired two Ave
story flats. 4ox1o011, at 160-162 West
Ninety-eighth street.
Buys Apis. In jackson Heights.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher has pur-
chased two apartments in 1873 Twenty
second street. Jackson Heights Mrs.
Beecher will reside with her daughter,
who is supervisor Of the Edward Hem
mer Productions ut the Playhouse.
Univ ersaIists to Build ON Heights.
Universalists are TO build a one story
edlfice at the southwest corner of
Wadsworth avenue and 178th street.
Plans for the structure have been filed
by n. vickers. architect, who estimates
the cost at $4,000.
Bronxvflle Lots I'm Trade.
In the recently reported sale by Fred
ericlS Brown of the apartments at 507-
500 West I42d street. Mr.. Brown took
in part payment a residence and twelve
lots In Bronxville. Westchester county,
-. 81, ~ s1,ox