The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Long Island City to Have
New Group Of Apartments

Announcement was made yesterday
that a six story apartment house to
cost s750.0o0 Is to be constructed on
Queens boulevard In Long Island City
between Lowery and Bragaw streets,
| 200x150 feet The site for the project
was purchased yesterday by the Queens
Realty Corporation, Monroe S. Goldberg
president from Franklin Petit and the
Herbert Dongan Construction Company
through Roman-Callman Company.
brokers. who have also secured building
and permanent loans amounting to
s465.00 for the operation. The buyers
have also secured an option from the
sellers on the adjoining block front on
Queens boulevard. 200x500. on which
they intend eventually to erect three
similar apartment houses. The site Is
opposite the Lowery street station Of the
Corona extension OF the dual subway
system
Rhinelander Estate Gets Loan.
Rhinelander Real Estate Company,
representing the Rhinelander estate. OBJ
tained a mortgage loan of s225, 900 from
the Title Guarantee and Trust Company
on sixteen three story dwellings I'm the
the loan are the houses. on plot 206.6x
100, on the west side of Seventh avenue.
from. Twelfth to Thirteenth street. and
the adjoining similar properties. on plot
100x103. at 211-219 West Twelfth street
To Develop Pelham Manor Tract.
Eighty-four lots, formerly known as
Windsor Heights. Pelham Manor. have
been purchased by the Anoka Construc-
ton Company, o. Nielsen president. from
the Pelham Bay Park Land Company.
william Bissell of New. Rochelle.
treasurer The buyers intend TO do
velop tho plots with quality houses to
sell about $4,000 each. Work on
several houses will be started at once.
Tho deal was negotiated by George
Howe broker.
Title TO tho Carlton Passes.
Title to the nine story fireproof apart
ment house, known as Tho Carlton"
56x100. has been vested In the 157
East S1st Street. Inc. q corporation con-
troiled by the Joint Ownership Con-
struction Company. Tho building is
being converted into n Joint ownership
apartm house under their approved
plan. Several apartments In It have
already been sold by Culver & Co.
Deals I'm Manhattan.
Wright Barclay, inc. resoid for John
W. Sheehan the building at 513 Grand
street and the building at ais Henry
street. Tho buildings were cold 10 ten
ants who have occupied them for many
years.
NJ. Morgenthsn. Jr.. Company sold for
~ A,A TDxx a.. st.-
five story dwellings at e4s. $50 and $50
Lexington avenue. 50xso. between Sixty
fourth and Sixty-fifth streets
Residential Leases.
Realty Company to Mrs. S. Schroeder
Che four story. rs foot dwelling ut 103
West Seventy-third street.
J. Arthur Fischer leased 10 Matilda
jacobson ~ Lexington avenue, n four.
story dwelling near Twenty-fourth
street.
Pease a Ellinan leased apartments az
follows: In 399 Park avenue. 10 Wealth
orrord Allen in oil Park avenue, to +.
M. Warner; In 305 Lexington avenue, %
John w. Boyer In e43 Lexington ave.
nue.. TO Miss Anna GrIffen: In Sc West
Eleventh street, 10 w. M. Jackson; In
152 West Fifty-eighth street. to Mrs.
Sidney w. Hughes; IN 40 East Seventy.
fourth street. TO Mrs. +. Lellouche; In
5s Central Park West. for BinE q Bins
to Herman Hersche: IN 234 West Sew.
entieth street. to- w. N. Stevenson, and
in the Hotel Marie Antoinetto 20 II. L.
Meyer.
Bronx transactions.
George Meyer sold the apartment
houses at ss5 East 1s1st street and 400
East iscth street, and has been ap-
pointed agent for same also the flat NJ
1872 Prospect avenue for Williar..
VOLTS Son.
Sisters oe Charity Palottipe purchss