The New York herald., 1921-03-12
BUILDERS TRADE BIG
APARTMENT SITES
Capt. f. S. Palermo Acquires
= Drive Corner at 38th Street
for Development.

Capt Francis S. Pateruo OF Pa
terno & Son. who announced last month
that he would Immediately build a large
apartment house on the northeast cor
ner of Riverside Drive and i44th street.
traded the site yesterday for the north
east corner OF the Drive and Eighty
eighth street, which he acquired from
Klein & jackson through Slawson &
Hobbs Capt. Palermo, through the
same brokers announced that as soon
as leases expire he viii put up four
teen story apartment house OF the high
est type on the plot, with suites Of six
seven and eight rooms and three and
four baths.
The site comprises four and a half
city lots. improved with two city dwell
ings built by Klein K Jackson when
they purchased the plot from the Alt
man estate. The houses are occupied
By T. Hartley Manners and III. r. NAL
linson. The site adjoins the Schinasi
mansion at Eighty-ninth street and the
Drive. The Hath street plot includes
five and a half city lots. and the ex-
change involved about sl.65o,ooo.
j. Finkelstein & Son sold for DR. ],
II. Hadley the three story business
building. 2sx100. at LIS and III Bowery
The buyer will occupy after making
extensive alterations. The same brok-
ers also sold IS Bowery. a four story
building. 23x1Q0. for Isador Rothman to
BENJAMIN Lopatkin.
Porter & Co. sold for Regina NJ.
Pritting TO an investor the five story
Regina apartment house, with store. at
the southeast corner of Seventh avenue
and 119th street. The seller was repre-
sented by Addison Gardner The build
ing covers a plot 27.11xlo0 feet
The five story apartment house. SIX
1905. at 153 West Slxty-sixth street has
been sold by Aaron Weiss.
sells "Co-opv Flat for $4,000.
Douglas l.. Gilman G. Co. sold for
290 Park avenue. Inc. a cooperative
apartment held at approximately $4,000
In the new seventeen story building, be-
tween Forty-eighth and Forty-nint tn
streets. on Park and Vanderbilt ave-
nues
Buyers Plan l.. l. City Factory.
Roman-Callman Company sold for the
Merritt Holding Company the vacant
plot containing 5000 square feet on the
southeast corner of Wilbur and Ely
avenues, Long Island City. The pur-
chasers viii improve with a four story
building for their occupancy.
Among the Dwelling Traders.
Edmund Coffin, lawyer, purchased for
the business occupancy of his son, who
Is an architect, the four story brown
stone dwelling, 16.3x100, at 153 East
Forty-sixth street. The house, which Is
located between Park and Lexington
avenues. was sold by Mrs. NJ. b.
Mitchell.
Leroy Coventry sold for Maria +. A.
de Bassare a three story dwelling. COX
100. at 143 West Ninety-fourth street, to
Jane r. Luckings.
Haggstrom-Calle Company sold for
Joseph M. Mackey the three story dwell
ing, at 20 East 131st street to Aaron
Weiss, who gave In part exchange the
five story triple fiat at 153 West Sixty
sixth street, recently sold by the same
brokers.
Ellen Wilkes is reported to have pur-
chsed from the Moss estate 715 Madl-
son avenue, near Sixty-third street. a
five story dwelling. 20x100.
John G. Coleman and Frank B.
Woolston sold through A. Kahn Conn
pany the three story dwelling at 322
West 115th street, 16sx100.11.
Z. G. Shepherd sold to John A. Burns
144 West Eighty-second street, a four
story dwelling. 1S.9x1022.