The New York herald., 1921-02-25
REALESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Samuel Friedenberg Sells Five
Story Apartment and Two
Plots in The Bronx.

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Masro Realty Company, Samuel Frie-
denberg president. sold to Nathan z.
Posner the five story apartment house.
i0oxl5o. at the northeast corner of Uni
versity avenue and West 1Ssth street.
The house is divided into fifty-eight
suites and was held at s35O.0co. 1t was
completed last October by the sellers,
and is one Of the largest and most mod
, ern properties in the west Bronx.
| Mr.. Friedcnberg also sold to N.
Guidone the vacant plat of eight
1alxtl5. on the opposite side of 1SSth
street at the southeast corner Of Uni
versity avenue, opposite De Voc Park.
He also sold 10 Hyman Click the vacant
plot. 75xi0O, al the northeast corner Of
/ Davidson avenue and 190th street. The
buyer plans to improve the latter site
with five story apartment house. Mr..
/ Frfedenberg was represented in the
( transactions by Max Miller.
4 Geraldine Fnrrar's Home Sold.
/ The residence Of Geraldine Farrar at
20 West Seventy-fourth street, near
! Central Park West. has been sold by
I the Clark estate through the Brown
Wheelock Company. Inc. as brokers
Miss Farrar has a lease on the prem
4 ises until October, 1922, when the new
owner. whose name is not divulged,
VIII make extensive alterations to the
house and occupy it. II is five story
/ American basement dwelling OF fire
I proof construction and has an elevator.
| The size of the lot is 25XlOo.
/ Plans New Theatre on r.. 3Sth st.
Z Corporation Counsel O'Brien, as ex-
I ecutor. sold for the Edward Farrell es-
| tate 10 Haring & Blumenthal a plot of
eight and one-half lots on east 13Sth
street, Braun place, East 18th street
and Brook avenue. on which they Will
erect a two story theatre with stores.
! The theatre will have a seating capacity
I of 700. The lots were held at 500, 900
and the cost of the building is estimated
I at $4,000 Mr.. Paul Stern was the
! broker in this transaction.
Operator i'm Many Deals.
Samuel williams. operator, has sold
/ the four story building, with stores. at
! 6 and West 18th street. on a plot 3ox
! 1G011. near Fifth avenue, TO Feinberg
& Rosenberg. awning makers, now on
l11th street, whe-will occupy. Mr.. Will
Jams also sold the three story and
/ basement dwelling at Il West 18th
street, l7x10o.ll, to L. Essig, ladies'
! tailor, and the present tenant. Samuel
( * uschner was the broker in both deals.
Mr.. Williams was also associated with
/ the Benenson Realty Company in the
sale of the Algeria apartments at 24i
to 245 West l0sth street, reported yes
I terday. The new owner is Frank
Angelilli, a contractor
Lease Floor In Canadian Pacific
Building.
A lcssa for what will undoubtedly he
| the argeat stock brokerage Office in the
Grand Central district has been closed
with Merrill, Lynch Il Co, members of
the New Yori, stock Exchange by Cush
man & Wakefield, Inc, for space In the
/ new Canadian Pacifc Building. The
/ lease. which Is for a term OF years, IN
wolves the entire second floor of the
wing at the northwest corner of Forty
third street and Madison avenue, where
the Wonicns 5 Exchange was formerly lo-
cate in the old building which occupied
the site when owned by the Oceanic In
vestIng Company Merrill. Lynch e. Co. 3
new office will have "A frontage OF twenty
/ five feet on Madison avenue and ninety
feet on Forty-tilird street, with show
windows on both frontages. Upon com
I pletion OF elaborate appointments FOR the
purpose OF taking care OF their uptown
! clientele. Merrill. Lynch & Co. will open
their new Office on May !. Their main
I ciilce is i: 12o Broadway.
Lease store in Old knickcrbocker.
The international Millinery Company
has leased a store on the Broadway side
! OF the former knickerbocker Hotel,
southeast corner Of Forty-second street.
! from the Vincent Astor estate. The
store measures 20N76. The lease IS for
a long term at an aggregate rental OF
800 900 Pease Gilman were the
( brokers. This is the sixth store the
lessees have recently taken in the
! Times Square district.
Lessee Plans New Harlem Theatre.
Jonas King has leased from T.. r..
Finch and others. trustees, the two five
story tencments and stores AT 2lI6 TO
2Is0 Third avenue. the southwest corner
Of 18TH street for eighty-four years.
and is having plans prepared Tor new
theatre and roof garden on the site.
which measures 50xiSi. Tho project VIII
cost about $4,000. and the house VIII
seat 900 persons. George w. Bretell
was the broker.
Gotham Bldg. SIS Per Cent. Rented.
The Gotham National Bank announces
that its new twenty-four story Office
huilding at Broadway and Columbus
circle is now SIS per cent. rented. Dur
ing the past week the following con-
Germs have leased space ". n, Motors,
Becley. Steen & Bernside. Hudson Tire
& Rubber Company, David j. Steinhardt'
Bureau Of Credits. Louise kretzer. Lii
liam NJ. Meadow. Motion Picture PhotoG-
raphers Association. Aero-Auto supply.
Lee Siegel. Ida T.. Cooke. Northern Ijali
Bearing Company. Ada Heather bhss
Rucber standard Motor Equipment
Company. Toquet Carburetor Corpora
ton and Cohen & Elwell.
In tho Tenement Market.
Simon Sindeband sold for the estate
of Nfvcr Cowen the six story nat at $50