New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
Operators Purchase Flats
Occupying Broad,oay Block
Buy Two ix-Story Houses Between l23d and
l24th Streets; MRS E. Hodentyle Sells Fine
Home in East o5d Street; Trading i'm The Bronx

,r;nr Judis and Joseph Silverson
.n.,hssed the two six-story elevator
s...yments at S1o0. and $40 Broad
~ comprising the block front on the
..,t side of Broadway, between 123d
=, le4th streets. Each structure
.,.,ss on pIet fronting 100 feet on
ereaaway, with a similar depth on
...h street, and is arranged for
'N-r.seven families.
'' Slswson & Hebhs sold for Frederick
Smith the five-story apartment at
~ ., and $40 West 136th Street, 54x100,
.,s o..r Riverside Drive.
Z Tuoti & Co. sold for 3 Mr.. Fry
m Molfetta the fve-story fat with
'.,rss. y rs SOC East Eighty-third street.
Mas Realty Co, Inc, sold for
u.nry oppenheimer. 214 West 102d
Street. fve-story fiat, 25x1o0, to Au-
eQst Stellhorn.
Buying of Private Home
wm. B. May & Co. sold the four story
s,siI;ng at 81 East Sixty-third Street,
Tyle05, for Mrs. K. Hodentyle. The
snver will occupy after extensive alter
stions.
RYAN L Co. sold for Rosa wuiff the
IN ~ four-story f dwellings, 1924 East
iaStb Street, 1S,9X100 each.
The Motion Realty Company. j. D.
Wstmore. attorney, purchased through
Joseph H. Outlear, the three~story
.ssidence at 25 West 130th Street, COX
i0. and resold it through the same
broker at a substantial profit to James
N. Mosely.
story dwelling 237 West 12Sth Street,
Isxl0O, 70 the Motion Realty Com
any through James II. Stanley. The
company also purchased the three
story residence at 322 West 1877 Street,
iSylOo, from Margaret Smith, through
James H. Stanley.
Activity in the Bronx
Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low,
sperstors, resold the two fve-story
asts at the northwest corner of Gro
tona Avenue and 1T9th Street, 25x1O0
esch. They were recently purchased
from the Devine estate and have been
sold to the NJ. r. A. Realty Corporation.
Joseph Harzog was the broker.
Charles A. Webber sold for Mrs.
schelnin 1886 Webster Avenue, a four
story fat, 25x90, to A. Schwing: also
sold for Mary McCabe 1854 Bathgate
k-Arue, a three story fiat, 25x1OO. to
Helena Ries; for client a lot on the
east side of Vireo Avenue, 201 feet
south of MacLean Avenue, 25x150, to
August. NJ Heidi, who will build a two
family dwelling.
Bartels & Waxman sold for the Daro
paaIt
with six stores, at Prospect Avenue and
lSQth Street, to Joseph Mayer; also
sold for the Geisenberg estate the cot
tsge at Hornaday Place and Mohegau
Avenue.
Jacob Goinberg Sado sold for M.
Kapner the six-story fiathouse at 427
East 10th Street, 45x100.
Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
sold 2587 cambridge Avenue, a three
story dwelling, 53x72.
David L. Woodall sold for Julia Hard
tie northeast corner of Topping Ave-
rua and 174th Street, a plot 75x95,
snlch the purchaser will improve with
hree two-family houses. The same
sIOkers sold for H. C. Dochtermann the
pot 50x100, on the west side of Pop
lam Avenue, 146 feet north of 176th
steet. The buyer will build a two
anly dwelling.
Richard Dickson and Alexander Sell
in sold for John c. Heintz and Jacob
Segel the southeast corner of Webster
venue and 169th Street, 79x98, an
! with 16 feet frontage on Brook
Venue. The site will be improved
nth store building by the purchaser,
ohD J. Tully.
Thomas t. Uren sold vacant plot
oxiO0 on the south side OF East 237th
street between Richardson and Ma
1lda avenues to Patrick D. Sullivan,
sho will improve the property with
To-family house. S. H. Richardson
md John Goergen were the brokers.
Samuel Cowen sold for the Sparta
sealty Company 729 East 161st Street,
two-story building, to Mr.. Sufin.