The New York herald., 1921-06-10
CANDY SHOPS LEASE
2 B'WAY BUILDINGS
Will Pay 100000 for Struc
lures Adjoining Corner of
Reade Street.

The two five story buildings at 27s
and 2s3 Broadway and 81 Reade street
have been leased by the Steenbsck Car
ter Estate. Inc, Lawson Purdy presi-
dent. to the Goody shops tCostis-Pakis)
Tor twenty-one years from May l, 1926.
The aggregate rental will be about
100000. After many alterations have
been made the lessees will occupy the
property, which will be their eighth
branch establishment The Broadway
store is now occupied by Brill Brothers.
who have been there for about twenty
years. The balance OF the building is
occupied by the Sonora Photograph
Company. The property has frontage
on Broadway of so feet and rs feet on
Rsade street F. w. Sharpe & Henry
shapiro were the brokers. William A.
Brown. attorney. represented the lessons
The store floor and basement In the
northeast corner of Broadway and Sew
enty-second street, occupied by Acker,
Merrall & Condit since the building was
erected in 1906, has been leased for fif-
teen years by j. c. & NJ G.. Mayer,
through 'Slawson & Hobbs. beginning Oc-
tober /, 1928. The space fronts 80 feet
on Seventy-second street and occupies
half the block on Broadway. The site
IL owned by the Morewood Realty Com
pany, Herbert Du Puy president, who
owns considerable property in the Sher-
man square section. The Mayors VIII
alter both fronts into small stores.
Stoddard & Mark, attorneys. represented
the lessees and Toney A. Hardy repre-
sented the Morewood Realty Company.
The aggregate rental will approximate
100000
August R. de Bianchi and c. Bertram
Hubbard, Inc, have leased the building
at 46 West Fourteenth street to the
Bsrenson Cloak and Suit Company for
Samuel w. Steel at a rental Of $4,000
net q year for fifteen years. The Beren-
ron company will use the building Tor
the sale of women's ready to wear ap-
parel.
Lewis L. Rosenthal Company leased
for twenty-one years, at an aggregate
rental of S42o, 900, the five story build
ing at 142 West Thirty-fourth street
The lessee is a well known cloak ana
suit company, which has filed plans for
rebuilding the present structure at a
cost Of $4,000. The property has been
In possession of the Mary j. Wilson
estate since 1855. Theodore Luby was
associate broker.
NJ. &>L. Hess Inc. leased the store
and basement in % West Twenty-seV-
enth street TO n. Sobel. Inc, furriers
also space in asa Fourth avenue to AL
fonso FacchettiGuiglia, importer ana
exporter: space in 13 TO Fl East Twen-
ty-second street to David Lefenfeld, IN
fants' wear, and Cohn, Gabriel x Brody.
silk underwear.
Adams & Co leased for the Ludin
Realty Company agents, two floors con-
tanning 1900 square feet in 2S2 west
Thirty-ninth street to A. Boss Il Son.
and the Quality Embroidery Works, Tor
a term OF years, at an aggregate renta'
Of 100000.
Ames & Co. have leased for Fred
erick Hussey the building at 45s seventh
aven1e to Joseph Grieco; also part or
the top floor in 24o West twenty
seventh street to j. Raskin.
Haggstrom-C Company leased
store and basement in the southwest
corner Of Amsterdam avenue and sixty
seventh street to Nathan Pollak for
five years for five and ten cent store.
Brown -Wheelock Company, Inc, leased
offices in 30 Broad street to A. Z. Gard
ner & Co. and Thomas w. Riley & Co.;
also 1851 Broadway to Fidelity Motor
Supply Company. and a loft in 80
Howard street to Max Finkelson.
VIM. A. White & Sons leased an
office In so Broad street to the For
eign Trade Financing Corporation: in
is and Is Exchange place to Maxwell
B. Smith: in ss william street to Will
lam X. Peacock and Walter NJ. Jack
son. and in IA and is South William
street TO Bernard Braverman; also the
first loft in 4s Hudson street to Edmund
Mather
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased
offices in 30 East F'orty-second street
10 Irving S. Raymond and Samuel
Brener: also for julius Tishman & Sons.
Inc, offices in $50 Madison avenue 20
the Preferred Finance Corporation.