New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
Bronx Realty
Of ALI Kinds
In Big Demand
Active Trading in Flats and
Dwellings; Large Sites
Sold for Residential and
Business improvements

Busle- & Baldwin, Inc, sold for the
osony Holding Corporation to Morris
s:.rs, the four fve-story modern
s.,.ment house at 744 Fox Street,
10 Southern Boulevard and 1914 and
,aes East 156th Street. The houses
..mnrise most of the block front on
,ss,h Street, between Southern Boule-
ssrJ and Fox Street. each structure
.sssuring about 50x100.
csorre W. Mercer & Son have sold
ssr Mrs H. B. Davis, g62 Boston Road,
sye-story tenement with stores. 27x90.
p;heka Haber sold to Tillie Herzog
four-story hat at 227 Brown Place,
saxSo6.
Benned Chaikovsky sold to Simon
vanlan a five-story apartment at 1869
peston Road, 37.9x134.9x irregular.
The II. NJ We'll Company sold to
In,on;o Rettino four-story fiat at 335
rsst lS5th Street. 20x100; also the
similar house at 357 to John w. Gath
srd. who resold it to the Brendan Re-
atty Company.
Flat for Concourse Corner
Aaron Miller, builder, purchased
from Fred Schneider over six lots at
tbe northwest corner of the Grand
concurse and Hist Street. fronting
taS feet on the Concourse, 15S feet on
i7ist Street and northerly and westerly
lines of 1873 and 100 feet respectively.
he plans TO improve the property with
a 6ve-story apartment. A few days
AGO Morris Miller, builder, bought a
large property at the southwest corner
Al the Concourse and 172d Street for
similar improvement.
The Anedrib Realty Company, John
n Thompson, president, sold the plot,
SOxl00, on the west slide of Intervale
Avenue, l02 feet south Of 165th Street,
nsar the Intervale Avenue subway sta
ton, The purchaser will erect a three
story garage.
Harry Calm purchased from Char
lotte F. L. Arnolt the vacant plot at
The northeast corner of Crotona Ave-
nue. and 176th Street. 75x70, on which
will be INN ediately erected bust
ness building. The property has been
owned by the selling family since 1870.
George j. McCafferty jr. was the
broker.
The vacant plot, 1Oo.5x132x irregu-
lar. on the west side of Sedgwick Ave
nue.. 1902 feet south of Kingsbridge
Road has been bought by the H. M.
Casey Building Corporation from
Henry Tietze.
Sales of Dwellings,
Martin Kunslatter sold TO Samuel
Bodin 8 two-story dwelling at IT'S
Dawson Street, 25x100.
Jennie SchafSner sold to Herman
hhrens two-story dwelling at 432
East 135th Street, 16x100.
Armstrong Brothers sold a three
story two-family brick dwelling at 1868
Briggs Avenue, 20x1OO, for w. & E.
Abbate; the two-story brick dwelling
at 900 Valentine Avenue, 20x9O, for
William P. Mcclure.
Louis L. Brady sold to Matteo Girls
cuolo two-story dwelling at 6l2 East
l82d Street, 23x111.1x irregular.
John R. Scott sold to Harry Hult q
thrse-story dwelling at 2896 Heath
Avenue, 2Of0x10O.7.
Catherine Hoyne sold to james J.
fsrtin three-story dwelling at 2987
Perry Avenue, 19.7x117x irregular.
Buys Store Building
Meyer Isear bought the two-story
store building at 1888 to 134o Southern
Boulevard, 75x100, held at $4,000
Naming, King & Carroll were the
hpkers Dockerman & Bros. were the
sellers.
Emile Coletti sold to Charles Volk
the stoneyard property, 50x100, on the
east side of Jerome Avenue, 80 feet
Iouth of 213th Street
lsaec Ross sold to Henry Hellig the
property, 37.6x100. on the west side of
Coster Street, 569.2 feet north of
Spofford Avenue.