The New York herald., 1921-10-23
Apartment Colony Moves
North on Millionaires Row

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The heirs of the late Gen. Lloyd 8.
Bryce have sold to the Fred F. French
east corner of Fifth avenue and Ninety
fifth street, on which tho buyers will
| erect an apartment house similar to the
one constructed by them at the north
west corner Of Madison avenue and
Sixty-sixth street For some time there
have been rumors that this section just
above the Carnegie mansion was to be
developed with large multifamily
house. The brokers in the sale of the
plot were Shaw. Rockwell & Sanford.
In the Dwelling Market.
Pedro r. Rincones. Jr.. son of the
Consul-Generai Of Venezuela, bought the
four story residence. 25x1oo, at 1922
Riverside Drive, north Of One Hundred
and Fourth street. 1t was sold subject
to mortgages Of $4,000 by the Lebertan
Corporation morris BorsodD.
Wood. Dolson Company. Inc. through
r. c. Pepper, sold for Mrs. Nellie Herod
the three story dwelling. 1ex1oo. at 127
West Seventy eighth street to Miss La
Grange Beattie for occupancy.
Duross Company sold the three story
| dwelling at 422 West Eighteenth street
to Joseph Meyers.
ReselIs Clark Estate Plot.
C. L. Lawrence. the builder. has re-
sold the vacant plot, 100x127. at the
southeast corner Of Broadway and 172d
street, which he purchased last June
from the Clark estate. The buyers are
the Kesbeck Sales Company, dealers in
automobile supplies. Mr.. Lawrence re-
!. 30, lv,da ~ hn ~
between the plot sold and the northeast
corner of 171st street.
Business Property Sales.
Spear Co. resold for Max Garfunkel
the three story building. 25x10o. at 4
West Eighteenth street. The same
brokers sold for a client of X. c. New
man the Ave story building. 2sx94, at
40 East Tenth street.
Edward Willmann has purchased from
Frank J. Bauer for q client the three
story buildings at 266 and 266h William
street, s7.SxS0.4, between New Chambers
and Pearl streets.
Close Big warehouse Leases.
The Russian-American Warehouse and
Shipping Company. Inc. has leased the
building s7-ss vestry street to Max
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brokers. They also leased for the Fair
| banks Company the warehouse at Kent
| avenue and North Eleventh street,
Brooklyn, to the Distributing and Ware
house Service. Inc.
Eighth Avenue Corner In Lease.
Tho northeast corner of Eighth ave-
nue and Fortieth street, two four story
stores and tenements 32x5s.e. have been
leased for ten years by tho Minrose
Realty Corporation which recently re-
modelled the properties. to the Joseph
A. Golden Corporation at an aggregate
rental Of 100000. The lessons were
represented by Elihus J. zwilling. at
torney, and the lessees by Henry L. Slo-
| bodin The brokers were Leo Rosen-
garten and the Lewis L. Rosenthal Com
pany. Mrs. julia Fitzgerald is the
| owner.
I Brooklyn Market.
McInerney Klink Realty Company sold
the three story business and apartment
buildings. sox1oo, at 737-741 Church
avenue for Harry Lazaroff and Jacob
| Zlotoff.
| J. Lacey sold for Weisberger & LEIGH
ter to Weinstein Bros. plot. S0x110.
on the east side of Ocean avenue, 140
| feet north Of Avenue l.. The buyer will
improve with two two family houses.
| Realty Associates sold to M. A. vedis
a new two story semi detached dwelling.
with garage, at STA sixty-eighth street
Frank A. seavcr q Co. with Cary
Harmon & Co., sold the four story house
at 166 Hicks street, Tor Mrs. Pauline
Rees.
I. Jerome Riker of Riker a Sanders.
sold for the Cambridge Building Cor
poration to Biankstein q Feuerstein for
| Investment. two Ave story apartment
houses, 105x1oo. housing forty families
| at 110-1ls Cambridge place. The prop
crty rents for about $4,000.
! william Liss, Inc. sold for D. ana s.
Realty Company 147 Hancock street. n
Ave story building. 22xs5, southwest
corner o. Nostrand avenue and Hancock
street. The purchaser will alter the
arst floor into stores and the second
floor into Offices. and will divide tho
upper floors into two apartments.
sutton Square to Have Apartments
Tall apartments will likely be erected
on Sutton square, opposite the new home
Of Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt and other
prominent people on East Fifty-seventh
street as tho result of the giving OF an
| option of purchase by the Phpps estate
to Webb q Knapp on the southwest and
the southeast corners of F'ifty-seventh
street and Avenue A. Webb a Knapp.
who developed Sutton place. plan 20 erect
cooperative apartment houses on the two
corners.
To Build Dyckmsn Flat.
The vacant plot. 1oox1oo feet. on the
north side Of West s12th street. 100 feet
east OF Broadway. was sold by Charles
7 Garfield TO the r. NJ. & S. Corporation.
Nose Goodman. president.
gbe property viii bs improved with q