The New York herald., 1922-03-12

The fourteen story apartment house.
1o0x10o. at 156 East Seventy-ninth
street. seventy feet east OF Lexington
avenue. has been sold by Byrne
Bowman to Milton M. Dryfoos. The
property was> built by julius Tishman
& Sons ana was held at ss5o,000. II
rents for s135.000 year. aud Is re-
gar6ed as one of the high class apart
ment houses in the Park avenue zone.
| There are three suites on each floor
I The buyer paid sll cash above the first
mortgage.
The starzer Realty Corporation sold
through Slowson 4 Hobbs to an in
vestor the Wiltshire. six story elc-
vator apartment house, 13bx100, at 6G4
to $40 West 141st street. between
Broadway and Riverside Drive. The
Wiltshire houses fifty-four families and
| Is laid out in suites of from three TO
six rooms. 1t returns an annual rental
Of sco.cvv. and was hs,G &c s:75.oot.
Samuel II. Martin sold for the Realty
Supervision Company the five story
tenement 30x1oo.5 at AIS West Fifty.
seventh street TO Adoiph & Aaron
| Weiss.
The Ahl Company. Inc. A. H. Levy
president. bought from the West 136th
Street Realty Company the six story
elevator apartment house at 504 West
l51st street, on a plot, 75x100, adjoin-
ing the southwest corner of Amster-
dam avenue, for sis5,000. The struc-
ture is arm nged for tweaty-Scur faml-
lies and returns an annusI rental OF
about $4,000. D. J. Is0wts was the
broker.
Froman & Taubert sold for Margaret
| ID. Fitzpatrick. five story triple fiat
with double store, at 215 East Eighty
sixth street. 25x100, to Emanuel Orn-
stein. The adjoining houses. 217-221,
were sold by these brokers to Mr.. Orn-
stein three weeks ago. giving him a plot
75x100.
In the Dwelling Market.
tAIonahan & Mulry sold for William
J. Urchs to DR.. Henry C. Becker the
three story and basement dwelling at
312 West 103d street. on lot 1s.6x1O0.
3. c. vorzimer sold, through George
w. Mercer Son. for Mrs. Matilda
four story and basement dwelling
22x9s.s The property had been in the
Davis family since 1851.
Cusaok Company and T.. O'Sullivan
| sold three story dwelling at AL West
Forty third street for Jacob Kessler.
Yorkville Parcel I'm Transfer.
The newly organized 501-505 East
Seventy-fifth Street Corporation, hav-
ing for directors G. Lee, G. Hyatt and
l.. Burbridge, purchased the two story
building on plot 75x102.2, at 501-505
East Seventy fifth street, east OF Ave-
nue. A. The new company Is repre-
seiited by j. Eckstein. attorney Ad-
joining on the east is the Adler & Eek
stein Baking plant, Jacob Eckstein
treasurer.
Bronx Transactions.
The two Ave story tenements with
stores. 50xt1e, at S10-S12 Westchester
avenue near the Prospect avenue SUBJ
way station. have been sold by Morris
Lazar 10 Fred Oppenheimer and Simon
Myers. Nat Morrison OF Williamson
Bryan was the broker. The properties
are adjacent to the Johnson Building, at
the corner OF Westchester and Prospect
avenues. The Cosmopolitan and State
banks are located in the vicinity.
Charles Brener, represented by M. n.
Krakower. attorney, purchased from
Bessie Biagler and others 907 Southern
Boulevard. five story apartment on
plot 47x1o5, renting for $4,000 and held
at $4,000.
Adolph Lang sold the fve story apart
ment, with stores. on plot 51x100, at
1856 Southern Boulevard, for Mrs. Annie
Wauer TO Fl. Sachs.
The Hudson p. Rose Company pur-
chased from the Firm Realty & Mort
gage Company 62-6Sia Middleton street,
five two family houses. David S. Ger
stenfeld was the broker.
Plans for new apartment houses in
the Bronx were filed yesterday as fol-
\ lows:
Bryant avenue, northeast corner Aldus
street. FIVE story. 120x90 Abbarmor
| Realty Company, Inc, owner: Charles
kreymborg, architect; cost 100000.
Bryant avenue, east side. 120 feet
north of Aldus street. five story, 100XSS,
!, Abbarmor Realty Company. Inc. owner /:
! Charles Kreymborg. architect; cost
$1To.000.
Morris avenue. west side, 1922 feet
north of 1S4th street five story, 114.3x
77S5, Walton Holding Corporation,
owner: Samuel Silberberg. president /.
Charles Kreymbors. architect; cost
1 $fS5,000.
Harrison Deyo, with Titus Krott, sold