The New York herald., 1921-11-19
REAL ESTATE NEWS
SPALDING BROS. TO
BUILD ON NASSAU ST.
Rent Northwest Corner of Ann
st. for Ten Story Structure;
Other Leasing Transactions.

A. G. Spalding G. Brothers. dealers ir
! sporting goods, have leased the north.
west corner of Nassau and Ann streets
| and will demolish the ola five story
! building to make room for q modern
! ten story structure for their retail bus.
mess and executive offices. The owners
OF the plot are the Hoss and Johnston
estates. represented by the metropolitan
Trust Company and Parsons, McIlvaine
e. Cosson and Russell NJ. Johnston, at
torneys. VIM. H. Whiting & Co. were
! the brokers in the deal. Redding &
Greeley represented the lessees.
The plot has a frontage of 34.9 feet
on Nassau street, and has a depth OF
20 feet on Ann street. The present
quarters of the lessees are in the Van
derit Building, on Nassau street. The
lease is for twenty-one years from May
| /, 1922, and carries with 1t privilege
| of one renewal.
other Business Leases.
Spear G. Company leased for the Big
Store Realty Company 10000 square
feet on the sixth floor of the Central
Mercantile Building to Linton & Scott
tissue paper products, now at 10 West
F'ortieth street. The lease calls for
an aggregate rental of $1,000.
II.
estate of Henry Brewer the five story
and basement building at 7S Pearl street
to the Jute Products, Inc; space in G
Stone street to the Export and Domes-
tic Buyers Corp. and to the Broad
Street Leather Shop; space in SO Pearl
street to Louis E. Isnardi; q loft in 22K
Coenties Slip to the Cliwill Food Prod
ucts, Inc, and a store to the Hale
Trucking; with Horace S. Ely & Co.
a store in so West street; to Emanuel
G. Val Verde. with Chas. +. Noyes &
Co., space in go Stone street, to volkart
Bros. and the first loft in 73 Broad
street to John ]. Ferguson.
Leonard j. Carpenter rented the store,
basement and subbasement in 4SS
Broadway to L. L. Ellis e. Co.; fifth
loft in 696-7o2 Broadway to Tartikoff &
Moss and the sixth and seventh lofts
to J. Tartikoff & Sons; loft in 1850
Madison avenue to Godhelp & Hoffman
and to Levine e. Kahn; loft in 113 Uni
yersity place to Frederick w. Mas
and in 26 Waverley place to Graef Hat
Band Mfg. Company and New York
Mill End Pants Company.
Cross & Crown Co., with Homer l..
Pence leased the eleventh floor in %
West Thirty-sixth street to Morris J..
Gerber, manufacture of ladies' hats;
to j. Stein & Co., manufacturers OF
ladies' hats ard to the Reiner Fur
Shop store in 20 West Thirty-ninth
street.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
in the Liggett Building, corner Madison
avenue and Forty-second street, to Mrs.
Estelle b. Jaros & George Tolk and
space in the Munson Building, 81 Wall
street to Dwight G. Scoville, in con-
junction with Brown Wheelock Com
pany, Inc
Cross & Brown Co. leased space in
5l4 West Fifty-seventh street to Hin
man Engineering Company.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. leased
offices In the Canadian Pacific Building
to the Flintkote Company. Inc. of Bos-
ton. roofing materials; also space in the
same building to r.. w. Ahrens and
Tidewater Coal Company.
Charles NJ de Rosa Company leased
store In 72S Lexington avenue to Lex
ington Pure Food Lunch at an aggre-
gate rental of $4,000; also sublet the
store in 22o East Thirty-fourth street to
j. A. Edge.
Carstein e. Linnekin, Inc, leased space
in 267 Fifth avenue to ii. J.. Siegel: floor
in 80 West Thirty-sixth street to Green
stein Brothers. in connection with E.
NJ. Goodman: space in 442 Fourth ave-
nue. to Ullman & Bergman; in 95 Park
avenue to Charles II. Clark and Nellie
NJ. Clark; in 81 Fifth avenue to Arrow
Book Company: in 303 Fifth avenue to
Maurice Rosenberg; in S96 Broadway to
Glass Brothers and Benjamin Levitt; in
"a East Twenty-first street to REQ I'm
porting Company and Metropolitan Hos
pital Supply Company: in 215 Fourth
avenue 20 the Joseph & Feiss Company I:
in 26S Fourth avenue TO Morris Israel.
and part of store in 1853 Lexington ave-
nue. to Nell Garner Prince.
rutland & Benjamin. Inc, with E. X.
Van Wrinkle, leased the store in 154
West Seventy-second street to the New
York Telephone Company; store in 1B
Platt street to Berman & Land; i'm q
Fulton street to Robert +. Gubbins
also the fourth loft in 113 Vandewater
street to S. w. Ford and Charles Gluss-
man.
Richard l.. Lee leased in 1891 Broad
way the northerly store to j. Appel and
D. Silverman, japanese art goods
Bauer. Milbank & Moloy. Inc. leased
offices in Is East Forty-first street to
the Schuylkill Valley Coal Company: in
% West Forty-third street to John j.
Lazaroe and the Interstate Vigilance
Commission. and in 10 West Forty
fourth street to the South Shore Re-
organization and Finance Corporation.
NJ. e. l.. Hess, Inc, leased store in
l29 West Thirtythir street to Frank
& Rubenstein: floor in 13i West Thirty
first street to Georgiana Hutchin, and
floors in is West Twenty-third street
to the Fifth Avenue Letter Shop. Inc.