The New York herald., 1922-06-17
HIGHCLIFFE FLAT
IN $25O,OOO DEAL
Operator Buys Audubon Ave
Parcel; Other Apartment
Sales in Manhattan.

Jules Nehring. Inc, sold for the High.
cliffe. Inc. j. Bergoff president. to M
Rutheiser, operator. the Highcliffe, a,
227 Audubon avenue. southeast corner
Of 177th street. six story apartment
house. 100x1oo, having accommodation
for thirty-six families. The property
was held at s250.oo0 and has an an.
nual rental of $4,000. The same brokers
sold this house to Mr. Bergoff three
years ago.
We'll Mayer have increased their
realty holdings at the southeast corner
OF Park avenue and Eighty-eighth
street by purchasing the five story fla,
with stores. 25xS0. at 1865 Park ave-
nue. from Henry L. Ughetta They re-
Gently acquired 1869 to 1875 Park ave.
nue. and 1o4 and LOG East Eighty eighth
street. site fronting 1908 feet on the
avenue and 1912 feet on the street.
+. 6 8. Holding Company, repre-
sented by Gettner. Simon & Asher, at
torneys. purchased from the Mac-Lot
Holding Company the five story apart
nlent house, 75x150, at 1SI and 1sa
Vermilyea avenue. east of Isham street
The house. erected about five years ago
yields an annual rental of $4,000 and
was valued at s160,000.
Samuel A. Potter has sold to a client
Of Fred J. Rullman the four story
building at 4S West 125th street. be-
tween Fifth and Lenox avenues, on lot
15.7x100.11. The building was recently
altered for business and small apart
ments and was valued at 100000.
George w. Brettell sold for a Mrs.
Rosenstein to E. Friedman a five story
flat with stores, 25x100, at 2194 Third
avenue. This is the first sale Of the
property in twenty-five years.
Harlem Realty Company resold for
Harris Sussman 2o94 and 2096 Third
avenue, two five story flats with stores.
each 31.sx100, to Lodis Gannis. The
property was held at $4,000.
o. d. & Fl. Y. Dixie have sold for
Leonore V. Schluter 329 West Twenty
first street, four story single fiat
Charles F. Noyes Company has sold
to the Corn Exchange Bank for all cash
SO Beaver street, a five story flreproof
office building adjoining the Corn Ex-
change Bank Building at Is William
street, corner of Beaver. With this pur-
chase the Corn Exchange Bank has a
total plottage of about $4,000 square
feet at this point. The property was
acquired by the buyers to provide for
the future growth of this institution. the
business of which is rapidly expanding.
The building is rented at the present
time on long term lease to group OF
marine insurance companies.
Alexander SellSin and Carl Jaffe have
sold the southeast corner OF Sixty-sec-
ond street and Amsterdam avenue, a
two story taxpayer. 100x100, for the
Hudson Motor Car Company.
julius Tishman & Sons have resold
the plot, 100x100, recently acquired by
them at 81 to 50 East Ninety-sixth
street. between Madison and Park ave.
nues, to Paul A. Starrett of the Fuller
Construction Company, who intends to
improve the site with six story ele-
vator apartment house. The plot was
held at 100000. Douglas l.. Gilman
& Co were the brokers.
The Daughters Of Peace Benevolent
Association, now on West 11"th street.
has purchased 66 West Hath street. a
three story building, 25x100. After al
terations are completed the organization
will make It it's headquarters. Mrs. j.
II. Schwartz is president and L. .3rom-
berg secretary.