The New York herald., 1921-07-27
LEASING MARKET
RALLIES STRENGTH
Majestic Apartments Among
Properties Involved in
Rental Transactions.

The seven story Majestic apartments.
at the southeast corner OF ST. Nicholas
avenue and 145th street. have been leased
for twenty-one years from next October
by the Nativel Corporation to Angelo s.
Foster. The lease calls for the payment
of a graduating net rental OF from s45.-
900 to 100000 per year. The structure
is erected in three sections and Is one OF
the largest multifamily buildings IN the
upper part of the city II occupies a
frontage of 1893 feet on ST. Nicholas
avenue and 1918 feet on l45th street
1t is known as eso-ssa ST. Nicholas ave-
nue. and 35s West 145th street
Houghton Company. with Cammann.
Voorhees, & Floyd. leased to Thomas L.
Casey the three story dwelling at 25e
West Seventy-fifth street for Elizabeth
Van s. Winthrop estate.
Butler & Baldwin. Incorporated. leased
the following apartments: To Miss Fley
Smith and Miss Matilda Thoma. In is
East Forty-eighth street; to Samuel
Cohen in 2s1 Edgecombe avenue; to
George Ely in so West Ninetieth street
and to J. Manning an apartment In
125 Vermilyea avenue.
The same firm has made the following
leases in 12 West Fiftieth street: The
third floor to william Arnold the fourth
floor to Elizabeth Connell; and the fifth
floor to Daniel s. Dark.
u,
apartment on the fourth floor of 124-126
West F'ifty-fifth street to Miss Carrie
Nichols.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased the
fifth floor In 8 Ferry street for Marcus,
Forscher & Co. to Barnet Bereznik and
Jacob Chedokoff; a portion of the fifth
floor in 140 William street for the Will
lam Fulton Street Corporation to Weiss
& Provost; and a suite on the fifteenth
floor of 120 Broadway to Alfred and
George Frankenthaler.
Daniel Birdsall & CO., Inc, rented the
third loft in 70 and 81 Worth street to
Aboumrad Brothers; also sixth floor In
29S Broadway to the Havana Trading
Company through the Charles F. Noyes
Company.
Real Estate Management Company
leased floor in 2270 Broadway to the
Hon Young Company for twenty-one
years.
Permits Building of Theatres.
The Board of Appeals to-day granted
permission for the erection OF two the
aires to occupy in part land restricted
in the coming resolution to residential
purposes. One of the structures, to-
gether with an apartment house, will
rise on the site Of the old home Of the
Montefiore Hospital, occupying the block
bounded by Broadway. Hamilton place.
| 13sth and 139th streets. 1t is to be put
up by Max ]. Kraber from plans by
Herbert J. Knapp.
| The Burnside Theatre Corporation re-
ceived permission to erect it's motion
picture theatre and stores at the north
west corner of Creston and Burnside
| avenues. This property Is partly re-
stricted to residence and business use.
| Deals Revealed in Transfers.
J. C. Shute Company. fruit jobbers
| tenants at 22s and cs1 Washington
! street, have purchased the property, a
four story building, 42x75. James Pike
was the seller.
The five story elevator apartment,
40.11x100. at the southwest corner Of
Central Park West and 10Sth street.
known as the Loyola, has been bought
| by the Evans Realty Corporation from
4 Walter T. and Elsie b. Kohn.
Andrew Weir sold to Joseph Sorne LOG
Morningside avenue. five story nat
| .7xloo
| Dante Sticco sold to Antonio Della
Cava 324 East 10th street. a two story
dwelling. 1s.7x10o.10x irregular.
John II. Mcbride. Jr.. sold to Marcin
and Kordula Miczynski Mitchell place
a three story dwelling. 1sxs0.1o.
Thomas r. Connolly sold TO Isabe
Mackin 251 West 1920 street. three
story dwelling. 2oxss.1I.
Michael Barrett sold to Denis Dono-
van the property. 2s.6x27.Tx Irregular,
at 1s41 and ls43 Bryant avenue.
Lena Schulz sold 10 Harry MesniL
TAI Courtlandt avenue. n three story
dwelling. 25x1004
Ernest Frederick. Jr. sold to Morris
Jacobowitz $50 Wales avenue. four
story apartment. 25x irregular.
| Harry Pental sold to Esther Block
COZ East 14oth street, i've story apart
ment. 3Sx100.
| Edward G. Ryan sold TO Philip G.
Begloff the hve story store building
25.1x55x irregular. at the southwest cor
ner of Front street and Peck slip.
Celia Finkel sold to Louis ]. Cohen
and Charles Rose 443 East Seventy.
fourth street, a three story store build
ing. 25x32.3.