The New York herald., 1921-10-01
PLOT BUYERS PLAN
2FLATS ON HEIGHTS
Houses Costing $650,000 Total
to Be Built on West 155th
and 177th Streets.

Two extensive apartment house pro-
jects for Washington Heights were fore
cast yesterday through the purchase of
two valuable vacant plots in that section
by builders. The two operations will
represent an outlay of about S675,000.
The largest of these was the purchase
by Samuel Lppmann from Daniel F.
Mahoney of the plot, 140x100, on the
north side of West 155th street, 100 feet
west of Amsterdam avenue, through
James e. Barry, broker. The property
on the west adjoins the North Presby-
terian Church and on the east the Welsh
Methodist Episcopal Church. and is
opposite Trinity Cemetery. The holding
price was 100000.
The other transaction was closed by
Jules Nehring. Inc. who sold for Joseph
Murphy to the H. o. B. Realty Com
pany. w. R. Harvey president. the plot
100x1oO on the south side of 177th
street, 100 feet west of st. Nicholas
avenue. A building loan has been pro-
apartment house to accommodate fifty
families. Mr. Harvey has erected many
high grade apartment houses in that
section. Weschler & Kohn represented
the buyers. John Boyland is the archi-
tect. The entire transaction involves
about $225.000. Jules Nehring, Inc, has
been appointed agent for the premises.
Resells Columbia Leasehold.
Butler & Baldwin, Inc, resold for ].
c. Warren to an investor the Columbia
College leasehold at 38 West Fiftieth
street, four story and basement dwell
ing, on lot 20x100.5. The seller bought
the property within q week through the
same brokers, who have now closed
three on this block during the month.
$3O5,OOO for Heights Flats.
Plans have been filed for two five
story apartment houses, 78x120 and
92x1O0, at the southwest corner OF Fort
Washington place and 1S3d street, for
the Paragon Construction Company,
Inc. Springsteen and Goldhammer
estimate the cost at $3O0.OOO.
Apartment and Flat Sales.
Sherman & Kirschner sold for Kahn
& Rosen two six story apartment houses,
S0x100, at 90 to LOG East Hath street.
Thomas Ford sold to Philip Schaum
the five story double tenement, 26x10O,
at 174 East 112th street.
Ralph Russo sold four story tene-
ment, a0x100. at 342 East 121st street,
for Weissman & Goldstein to Nicola
Madonna.
The newly organized AZ to SO Schiff
Parkway Realty Company, with c. Korn-
berg, s. Lieber and M. Clapper as direc-
tors has been formed to take over the
six story tenement with stores. on plot
48.11x100, at AZ to SO Delaney street
It is capitalized at $4,000 and was
formed by S. Brinn, attorney.
Sisca & Palladino sold for the estate
of Max Lubetkin 212 East 124th street.
a five story tenement. 1Sx100.
Brown Wheelock Company, Inc. sold
for Constance B. Washington a five
story fat, 26x100.5, at sc East 120th
street, to Ennis c Sinnott.
The newly formed 81 and 80 Avenue
B Realty Corporation, Charles Siegel
president bought a six story tenement
with stores. S7xss, at s7 and 80 Ave-
nue. b near Sixth street.
Business Property Market.
Henry Brady sold for Joseph Seeman
112 Seventh avenue. a three story build
ing, 1890. to Abraham Stern. who will
alter for business.
Manhattan Transfers.
Alphonse Freund sold to William r.
Altman a five story building. 25x2s. at
200 Duane street.
The I. b. D. Realty Corporation sold
a. LNrSI axva e,tA Aat rIyffh
stores, 25x91 at 14S7 Fifth avenue.
Dorothea Steinkamp sold to Mary
Letan for $2s.500 four story store
tenement, 25.6x101.S. at 1891 Second
avenue.
NJ c. Behre sold to Emanuel Orn-
stein the four story store tenement,
25.4x75. at the northwest corner OF
First avenue and Eighty-sixth street.
Millie Rosenberg sold to David and
Johanna Prowler and Grace Saiewitz a
five story tenement, with stores. 25x
1905, at All West Fifty-third street.
Mary A. Kern sold to zysel Rubyn-
stein five story fiat, 25x100.11, at S03
East 101st street.
Clarence f. Belts sold to Rudolph
Gerlach a three story dwelling, 17.7x
100 IL at 6S East 124th street; also No.
66, a three story dwelling, 18x100.11, 20
Stefen Andrzejak.
Elvira c.. Black sold to Dorothy Alb
bott a three story dwelling, 12.6x98.9.
at 227 East 32d street
Annie C. ON. Fowler sold to Helen NJ.
Lindsay three story dwelling. 1895,
at 502 West 16Sth street.
Newark Corner I'm Long Lease.
Hirschman e Roeder. attorneys, re-
port that a client of their Office has
taken a twenty-five-year lease from the
United Cigar Stores Company Of the
corner Of Saybrook place pd Park
place. Newark. opposite the terminal of
the Hudson and Manhattan Tube. for
the erection of stores. Feist & Feist
were the brokers.
ESTATES APPRAISED.
ALICE G. DUNHAM. Hartford. Conn.,. Jan
uary ts, 1920. Leaving a personal estate
of s207 $50, with $50, $50 taxable In New
York. Husband. Samuel G. Dunham, Hart
ford, receives all the personal property, n
life interest In all the real estate and one
third the residue. A son and five daugh-
ters receive the two-third residue outright.
HARRIET F. CUsHMAN. Hartford. Conn.