The New York herald., 1921-07-01
INVESTORS BUY THE
FULTON AND HUDSON
Six Story Flats on Lenox Ave-
Valued at S85O,OOO Pass
Into New Hands.

Tho six story fulIon ana T1uuSO"
Court apartments at eS and 70 Lenox
avenue, occupying the block front On
the easterly side of the avenue. between
11sth and Hath streets. on the site of
the old Balmoral Hotel once Harlem
landmark. have been sold by Samuel
Williams and Joseph H. Schwartz to
Herskov1tz & Raynes for investment.
The property was valued at $S5o.0Oo.
The structures were erected about ten
years ago by Adelstein &c Avrutine.
They are six stories each occupying
site 100. 11x125, and contain accommoda-
tions for eighty families, the suites rang
ing from five to eight rooms. There are
stores along the aven,Do front. Inc
property returns an anchal rental OF
approximately Sl25000. They were pur-
chased by the sellers two years ago.
Leon Muchnik was the broker.
Lower Fifth Ave. Loft to Be Sold.
The eight story store and loft build
ing 296xS0, at 103 Fifth avenue, north
OF Seventeenth street. is scheduled to
be sold In foreclosure by ]. II. Mayors
on Thursday, July q. The proceedings
were instituted by the Seamens Bank
for Savings against Frank Waller and
others TO recover q mortgage which,
with interest, amounts to $130, ,S1O.7s. The
property Is encumbered with back taxes
amounting to $1,S0o
other MuItifamiIy Property Deals.
Charles Galewsld has resold at sub
stantial profit % David Harrison 5l9
West 151st street. five story apart
1nent house, 34x100. near Broadway. 1t
was held at s45, 900 and rents for about
$500 annually. Walter Fox was the
broker Mr.. Galewsld bought the prop
erty recently from the Navahoe Realty
Company.
Duff &s Brown Company sold for the
Kings County Trust Company 542 West
13Sd street, g. five story flat. 17ox1e0.
Slawson & Hobbs sold GOT West both
street, a five story twenty family apart
ment house, 54xloo, for DR.. ]. S. Curtiss.
Apartments in the La Touraine. so
Morningside Drive, we're sold on the
100 per cent cooperative ownership plan
to Malcom E. Craig. Elizabeth Quincy
and James McClave, through SPOTS &
Starr, Inc, agents.
The four five story flats, each 25X1OO.
at A and IS and 80 and 50 West End
avenue, near Sixty-first street, have
been sold by the Wildhart Realty Com
pany to Jacob NJ Rudy.
Lille Keller sold to Samuel Rabino-
wttz 642 East Ninth street. a five story
store tenement 25X93.1l
Fanny Maibach sold to Nanny w.
Hecht 1O8 and 10 East lOsth street, two
four story store tenements, 51x1OO11x
irregular.
The Duff &, Brown Company sold for
the Kings County Trust Company the
five story flat at 542 West 133d street.
17.6x100.
Orchard street, q five story tenement,
with stores, 25xS71O.
Henrietta Cohen sold to Himan
Fischer 1O5 Norfolk street, five story
store tenement, 25x10O.
The Joral Realty Company sold to
Alice M. Lyons 1878 and 1475 Amsterdam
avenue. two five story flats, 5ox75.
Spear & Co. sold for Abraham Liebes-
kind to Harry Wen the five story tene-
ment at Ala East Fifty-eighth street.
half q b4och from the new Sutton place
development. Charles Riegelman, at
torney, represented the seller and Walter
Wexler, attorney. represented the pur-
chaser.
other Deals in Manhattan.
Leo East 1O4th Street Building Cor
porauon, with F. Lee, NJ. Steurer and
C. A. Schneider as directors. bought for
Improvement the property. 100x10o.11.
at 422 to 42S East @104th street, COW
cred by a one story frame building.
From Nathan Tester It has obtained a
building loan Of S36, 900. Abraham c.
Quackenbusch was the seller.
A. w. Miller & Co. sold for Leslie G.
Ferguson 7S3 Eighth avenue, three
story building, 25x1oo. to an investor.
The coal yard property, 100x9S.9, at
430-486 West Forty-frst street, has been
sold by John Steward to the Pioneer
Wet Wash Laundry, Inc
In the Dwelling Market.