The New York herald., 1921-03-05
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
The Riviera Apartment in Re-
sale---Market for Flats and
Tenements Stronger.

The Riviera, five story apartment
house, 5oxioo, at 62s West 1ssth street,
adjoining the corner OF Riverside Drive,
has been rssold by Samuel D. Moody
through Charles Berlin. The house
was hold at se5.0 900 and returns an
annual rental OF $4,000. Mr.. Moody
bought il together with the Hudson
apartments adjoining last year through
Mr.. Berlin. whose renting agency has
been retained as agent OF the property.
The ChesknoII bought and Leased.
The Chesknoll a five story apartment
house, 5oxl00, at $50 West 160th street,
adjoining the southeast corner Of Broad
way. has been purchased by Louis Block
from the Alexander Holding Corpora
tlon through Il. Lachowsky Price
Bros. The property was held at ss0,-
0O0 The Same brokers have leased the
house for five years at an aggregate
rental OF $4,000
Investor Buys Drive House.
L. Covert sold for Mrs. Genevieve
Mosher, 63 Riverside Drive, a four story
and basement residence between Sew
| to S. Pakas for investment. This Is the
second sale of this property by the Same
broker within three years.
other MuItffamiIy House Deals.
Porter & Co. sold for the estate Of
Jacob Fl. Westheimer the five story
Yorkshire apartment house, at the north
east corner of Morningside avenue and
121st street, overlooking Morningside
Park.
The Schultz Realty Company resold
to Mary and Florence Hardart the two
five story flats with stores at 1o2o
and 1522 Third avenue, 51x1oo. The
company recently acquired this prop
erty and the adjoining southwest cor
ner Of Third avenue and Eighty-sixth
street from the Spies estate. The
Schultz company plans to alter the cor
ner building and occupy the corner store
Meyer Isear, operator, sold the five
story apartment 497 East 174th street,
4ox100 to Samuel Metzler. NJ. Aron-
son was the broker.
The estate of Abraham Leipziger
sold 10 Charles M. Levy 100 Orchard
street five story tenement with two
stores, 25xs7s The sellers were rep
resented by Cohn s. Cohn; the buyer
is l. Montefiorc Levy.
other sales i'm Manhattan.
Cainrnann, Voorhees, & Floyd sold Tor
Mary II. Hayn so Dey street, a four
story building. 22x6s. This is the lirst
sale oil the property since 1917. Inc
purchaser will occupy.
William II. Whiting d co. sold -or
Benjamin Schwartz. Frank Wetzel and
Charles ". Cans the five story busi-
ness building, 22.2X13.6x6O.6, at 2I1
Pearl street. 74.S feet north OF Fulton
street. The purchaser, Maurice Winter,
will occupy the premises.
In the Dwelling Market.
gvrne & Bowman sold Tor the estate
Of Charles Gulden q three story dwell
ing with extension. 20x100S, at 3os
West Ninetieth street, between River
aide Drive and West End avenue.
Slawson G. Hobbs sold for Patrick j.
Flannery 235 West Seventieth street, .
three story dwelling. 19.5x1eO.
The two three story 90 foot dwellings
at asa and 336 West F'orty-sixth street
have been purchased by George u. wis
from Philip Goldberg. represented py
Sohmer Il Lowenthal as attorneys. The
new owner Will alter the buildings into
small suites. MIR. Goldberg has recently
disposed OF the dwellings, at S4s, 800,
street Ali were purchased BY the seller
al the Henry Astor estate sale.
Duff g. Conger, Inc, sold the four
story twenty-five foot dwelling at los
East Eighty-seventh street for the Mary
Il. Walsh estate, w. j. Amend executor.
TO Mrs. L. II. Plumbridge. who is to
make extensive alterations as a model
kitchen FOR the "Plumbridge Baskets"
once for "Evening Telegram"
Charles H. Noyea Company and Hor-
ace ). Ely & co. leased to the Evening
Telegram quarters in 1858 Broadway.
northeast corner Or Thirty sixth street,
opposite the present HERALD Building,
for q local office for the EUening Tele-
gram after the publication moves to its
new building at tho southeast corner OF
Seventh avenue and sixteenth street.
which was recently obtained through
the Noyes company.
Architect Leases Midtown B'Id'g.
Benjamin W. Levitan. the architect
for the city who designed and built the
storage building or Blackwells Island
connecting the Queensboro Bridge. has
leased the building at ia 10 40 West
Thirtieth street from the Mccoy Hold
Ing Company. The lease Is for a term
OF thirty years al an aggregate rental
OF 100000 Mr.. Leyitan las awarded
contracts and viii Immediately start
alterations costing in the neighborhcod
OF $4,000, making the building nh M
to date store and loft building. Thomas
j. O'Reily was tho broker.
downtown Renting stnI Brisk.
William a. White & sons. agents Tor
tho Doininions Properties COMPANY.
have rented the seven upper floors of
the Canadian Banly OF Commerce BuilG-
ing, a. Exchange place. Hanover and
NyilIfatn ST treets ,vifhtn tbe Iacf .r,o