The New York herald., 1922-02-02
APARTMENT HOUSE
PURCHASERS ACTIVE
Well Rented Flats i'm All Parts
of City Attract Traders;
Market Brisk.


Samuel A. Herzog has sold TO the
Winter Realities, Inc. Benjamin Winter
president, the nine story fireproof apart
ment house at $50 West Eightieth
street. S2x1022. between Columbus and
Amsterdam avenues, and valued at
! $550,000. The house is laid out In
suites of four and five rooms and re-
turns an annual rental of Approximately
| $4,000. 1t was an all cash transaction
arranged by Julian T. SAKE, as broker.
| The structure was erected several years
ago by Julius Tishman & Sons.
An Investing client of Mcdowell &
Byrnes purchased the Kelvin Hall apart
ments, six story elevator house at the
| southeast corner OF st. Nicholas avenue
and 1SOth street. from wilhelmina Brak-
! mann and Peter Hemmsley as trustees
for the August Brakmann estate, which
had been holding the property at S400,-
| GOO. Fronting 100 feet on each thor
oughfare, the building contains thirty
two apartments and seven stores and
1 returns an annual rental Of S55,000. 1t
was constructed in 1909 by Morsch &
Willie.
III. r. Wood has sold for Nathan Miller
to Fred Horling sos and 513 West 176th
street. two five story apartment houses.
| each 42.6x100. The property was held
at $115.000 and returns an annual rental
of about $4,000.
| The five story apartment house, elk
| look irregular, at the northeast corner
OF Haven avenue and 10th street, has
been purchased by Thomas Kelly, from
! Constantin Wagner.
Arthur Cutler 4 Co. sold for the Para
! disc Rpaltv (torOoratfpn g02 West
street five story apartment house.
| 25x100, held at $4,000.
| The newly formed Neverland Cor
! poration. George Fl. Bell president, and
| including Charles F.. Doles and Kinnie
! c. Mcdonald. purchased from Vivian
| Green 426 and 42S West Fifty-third
street, two five story tenements, 5Ox
1905. The new company is represented
! by Mcdonald q Mcdonald, attorneys.
Joseph G. Abramson sold to Gruenstein
| & Mayer, operators, three four story
! tenements, 75x100, at 234-236-23S East
| Fifty-sixth street, between Second and
! Third avenues. The properties were
held at s65.000. The property was pur-
chased by the seller from the estate OF
John Williams last week. ,Pease & Eli
mar were the brokers in the sale and
| resale.
The Henry Meinhard Memorial pur-
chased from the Barney Improvement
| Corporation 12S to 1872 East 101st street,
between Park and Lexington avenues,
three three story flats with stores, on
plot 50.11x100.11.
! ReselIs I'D Street Dwelling.
G. L. Lawrence. who purchased re-
Gently the five story house with store,
! 20y100, at 156 West Seventy
street. between Broadway and Column
t<.,.. l. 4
Evelyn J. Dunn. It was valued at
s95. 900. Mr.. Lawrence acquired it from
Elmer L. Smathers and Charles L.
| Shaffer.
13 story building for Madison Av.
! Plans have been filed with the Man
/ haitian Bureau of Buildings for the con-
! struction of a thirteen story office
building. with stores, at 395 Madison
avenue. The building will have a 'front.'
age of 100 feet and a depth of 125 feet
and it is estimated that it will cost
81. 100000. The New York State Realty
and Terminal Company is the owner
| Cross 81 Cross are the architects.
Activity i'm Produce District.
VIM. A. White G. Sons sold the five
story and basement Mill constructed
building. 41xS7.4. at 299-3o1 Greenwich
street. southeast corner Chambers. The
Greenwich Chambers Company, Inc,
who have owned the property for fifty
years. are the sellers. The buyers are
wholesale dealers OF butter. eggs and
cheese. On obtaining possession, May 1,
| the buyers will alter the building to suit
/ their business. The property was held
at $135.000. The same brokers sold
within the last month the buildings at
1874 Reade street. 1876 Reade street and
1877 Reade street to dealers In butter and
eggs.
Grand Opera House Sale Rumorcd.
1t was reported yesterday that the
old Grand Opera House property at tho
northwest corner of Eighth avenue and
Twenty-third street is about to be sold.
The building is four stories high and
covers plot 1886 feet on Eighth ave-
nue. and 1l5.10 on Twenty-third street
| The building was erected by Samuel
Pike in 1858 and was purchased in 1869
! by James Fisk and Jay Gould who
\ changed its name to the one IL now
bears. At one time il housed the most
spectacular musical and operatic pro-
duotions ever staged in this city. Re-
Gently II has been used for motion
pictures and vaudeville.
Restaurant Henews Lease.
Mrs. Riggs. proprietor Of Riggs Res
taurant, at 43 to AZ West Thirty-third
street, has renewed her lease of that
building for fifteen years from January
l, 1922. at $4,000 q year.
Deals Revealed I'm Ira nsfcrs.
Clarence III. Kelsey sold to James J.
Thompson the one story building and
stable property. 125x9s11, on the south
side of 142d street, 22O feet west OF
Fifth avenue.
The Payne estate sold 10 Simon and
Harry Levine a four story store tene-
ment. 27x7I. at 1891 Third avenue also
the abutting and similar building, 1Sx
1O0.1l. at 201 East 109th street.
Celia and Abraham Epstein sold to
Max Schott n five story store tenement,
25x75.4x Irregular. at 96 East Broad
way.
Charles CARTEL resold 20 Aaron Smith |
and Max Grossman a five story fiat. |
2ex65. at 2127 Third avenue. north of
10th street.
Bessie Eigcn sold TO Uriel Pcrlman a
five story store flat, 25x9o.1f. at 226S |
Eighth avenue, south of 1920 street.
Julius Levcnthal sold to Oscar Kramer |
a five story flat. 25x10o.11, at 81 East
111th street.
The st. AIMS Realty Corporation sold |
10 Morris Dewan five story store tene- |
ment, 24.6x10011. at 219 East Ninety