The New York herald., 1921-12-08
BUILDERS IN RUSH
FOR BRONX PLOTS
Buy Sites for Flats and Tax
payers Along Jerome Ave-
nue. Subway Line.

S. F'riedenberg sold 10 Samuel Agin-
slSy the plot Of five lots on the east
OF 1Sist street. Douglas-Gettle and
Oscar Gotthelf were the brokers. Mr.
Friedenberg also sold through McIser-
non Brothers to Andrew J. Thomas. the
architect. the plot, 1O5x173. at the
outhwest corner of Morris avenue and
l90th street, opposite st. James's
Church and 81. James's Park, for the
erection of two five story apartment
houses also sold to the Weeks Avenue
Construction Company the taxpayer
plot of over three lots at tho northeast
corner Of Jerome avenue and Bedford
Park boulevard.
Through 3. H. Weisker, Mr. Frieden-
berg bought the plot on the west eide
OF Morris avenue, 20 feet north of 1s4th
street. running through to Walton ave-
nue., and measuring la feet on Morris
venue and III feet on Walton avenue.
with an average depth of 131 feet
Through McLernon Brothers Mr.. Fried
enberg bought the plot adjoining on
the north through from Morris to Wal
ton avenue, with a frontage Of ia feet
on Morris avenue and 11S feet on Wal
to builders.
L. J. Phillips 6 Co. gold to the Waiver
ly Building Corporation (Louis Gold q
Coz the northeast corner OF Walton
avenue and 1S1st street, an eXcavated
plot, 99x60, for the Gosco Realty Com
pany George e. Sealy. president). Mr..
Gold plans Immediately TO improve the
plot with a taxpayer. The selling in
terests have already installed sewer and
water connections preparatory to con-
structing Eve story apartment house
with stores from plans by John p.
Boylan. The property is n block to the
east Of the block front sold by l.. ].
Phillips g. Co. TO Samuel Brener, opera
tor. last week.
Adolph Lewisohn sold to Broad Hold
ing Company (Louis Gold & Coz the
plot. 75x1s4, on the west side OF Hughes
venue, l01 feet north OF 17Sth street.
one block from fremont avenue and
the Bronx municipal building. L. J.
Phillips & Co. were the brokers in the
transaction. The purchaser will exca-
vate at once. prep tory to building.
Samuel Roseff purchased from S. NJ.
De Pasquale the southwest corner Of
Decatur avenue and Bedford Park
boulevard, on which he will erect
a taxpayer with stores.
Efed brown buyS PlOt.
Frederick Brown has bought from
John F. Appleby the plot, 200x100. at
the southwest corner of Sherman avenue
and Mcclellan street and from Adolph
Becker the adjoining northeast corner Of
Sherman avenue and 166th street, a site
213x100. The two properties comprise the
block front on the east side of Sherman
avenue between Mcclellan and 166th
streets, located two blocks east of the
Grand Concourse. Walter Phelps and Z.
Damiane were the brokers In the deal.
Brener Operates I'm New Field.
Samuel Brener, the operator. has now
turned his attention TO the klngsbridge
road section of the west Bronx, where
there has been considerable dealing In the
last few weeks. Mr.. r.Brener's newest trans
actions involve the purchase from c. E.
and Anna Nessle of the large sized plot,
l65x150, on the north side Of Kings
bridge road, 1913 feet east OF Webb ave-
nue.. overlooking University avenue,
Douglas-Gettel were the brokers.
From the United States Trust Com
pany of Brooklyn Mr.. Breuer purchased
the northwest corner Of Kingsbrldge
road and Kingsbridge terrace, a plot
fronting 165 feet on Kingsbrldge road
and 175 feet on Kingsbridge terrace and
having "a depth of 100 feet. j. d.
Holmes was the broker.
Ennis 81 Sinnott purchased from Min
ME Prevented the southwest corner Of
1s3d street and Davidson avenue, va
cant lot, 92x9SxS3S9S. A. d. Phelps
and r. Osborn Smith were the brokers.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford sold for
Warren C. Crane the block front. 120x
112. on tho north side OF iS1st street. be-
oil ffr,A
Mr.. Crane has held this property for
more than forty years.
Hall J. How & Co. have sold for the
Burnside Realty Company 20 William
Cumming the plot OF three lots at the
southwest corner of Walton avenue and
i79th street. The same brokers sold for
Catharine Bigley the plot, 5oxI25, at
the southeast corner OF Walton avenue
and Mount Hope place TO the A. l. Build
ing Company. Max Just president.
William j. Gabel sold TO A. Humphries
the plot. 50x90. on the east side OF Pros-
pect avenue, 100 feet north OF 17sth
street
Tenement House Sales.
Steboins Realty and Construction
Company, Inc. purchased from Henry
p. Bonhart the southeast corner OF
l6lst street and Morris avenue, 6OxiOO
improved with a five story apartment,
with four stores. William r. A. Kurz
was the broker.
G. Tuoti &c Co. sold for NewTnarIs q
Jacobs the Fix story tenement. bOxiOD.
at $40 and SIC Morris avenue, corner of
1891 street, to G. Falco.
Julius Trattner sold for the Henrietta
Realty Company the five story double
fiat at 625 East 14fst street, 27x100, to
Alvin and Anna Koegler.
Bronx Transferr.
Giuseppe Fontana noid TO VITO
CaioEzo a four story flat. 5oxs7.6, at
1867 and 145e Belmont avenue.
Rebecca within sold to Moses Topper
four story flat g7xis6. at lsT1 Wash
lngton avenue.
Plan Andrews Avenue Flat.
Plans have been filed for n five story
apartment house.. 72.2xl0l.6, on the west
side of Andrews avenue. 400 feet north
OF 1s3d street, for tho wolfreed Realty
Company. a. Wolf president. Margon
& Glaser. architects. estimate the cost
at $4,000.
qUEESsBoRoUGH MARKET.
Roman-Callman Company sold to
Franklin Petit the southeast corner OF
Queens Boulevard and Harold avenue.
Long Island City. having q frontage of
100 feet on Queens Boulevard and
200 feet on Harold avenue. This r. the
last unrestricted plot on tho south side