The New York herald., 1922-11-12
EAST SIDE FLATS
IN SsOO,OOOD DEAL
M. M. Dryfoos Buys East 87th
st. Houses From V. j. Slat-
terry; Other Deals.

The two nine story freproof apart
ment houses at 136 and 144 East Thirty
sixth street, on plot 125x9s.e, adjoining
Lexington avenue, have been sold by
Vincent ]. Slattery to the Stephens
Realty Company, Milton NJ. Dryfoos
president. Sharp & Co. and Pease &
Gilman negotiated the sale.
- The buildings contain suites Of three.
four, five and six ropms and are among
the most recent constructed In the Muir
ray Hill section. l. H Kramer as at
torney represented the seller and Gett-
ner, Simons & Asher acted for the pur-
chaser.
y The property was valued at 5000, 900
end has an annual rental Of about
s15O,000.
The Benenson Realty Company has
bought the four six story apartment
houses at l73 to 179 East 1olst street.
each arranged for thirty families and
on a plot 40x100. The structures are
located near. Lexington avenue and
were held at $4,000. They have
total rental of approximately $4,000.
The seller was the Benson Realty Com
pany.
Wood Dolson Company. Inc, through
Charles j. Quinlan sold for John Finck
the five story apartment, 4ox1o0, at sos
West 134th street, between Broadway
and Amsterdam avenue. The building is
arranged with three suites TO floor
and rents for about $4,000.
George Kean purchased the three five
story apartments $40 to 344 Manhattan
avenue, adjoining Hath street. each
25x100O. They We're held at 100000.
Edward A. Arnold sold for Laura
Silvestro 1879 Seventh avenue, south
east corner OF 119th street five story
apartment house with store.
Max n. Natanson sold $50 Tenth
avenue, a five story fat, 25.1x1o0 be-
tween Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth
streets, renting for $500 and held at
$4,000. The purchaser Is Harry Horo-
witz, who recently purchased from Mr..
Natanson the adjoining and similar
house at 6S2. They are part of the
twenty houses purchased by Mr.. Ma
tanson from the Astor estate, and all
but four have been resold.
To Build Nine story Flat.
The Fred F. French Company is the
buyer of the plot at 50 to 63 East Fifty
fourth street on the north side between
Madison and Park avenues, sold re-
Gently by the Brown. Wheelock-Harris
Vought & CO, Inc. The French Com
pany intends to improve the site with
a nine-story apartment house having
suites Of four and five rooms. 1t is
expected that the house will be ready
for occupancy by October. 1928.
miscellaneous Leases.
Barnett & Co. leased to the Hudson
Beef Company about $500 feet of space
in the New Harlem Arcade Building.
312-324 West 125th street, at an aggre-
gate rental Of about $4,000; also to
Scharf Brothers, dealers in butter and
eggs, about 1900 feet of space at an
aggregate rental of about 100000. The
building is expected TO be completed and
opened November 23. The same brokers
rented to the Grand Leader ladies' dress
store the southeast corner or l25th
street and Fifth avenue at an aggregate
rental Of about $4,000; first loft at the
southeast corner 126th street and Fifth
avenue of about $500 square feet to
the Edelma Toy Store.
Gaines, Van Nostrand & Morrison,
Inc, leased with Samuel Geller store
and basement in ST. Fourth avenue to
Samuel Briskman & Co. Inc. a.-.c-.
The Essex Motor Car Company leased
store No. at the F'ifty-seventh street
and Broadway corner of the Farriss-.
Colonnade Building, which 1t will oc-
cupy after January l. This store has
an area OF 5000 square feet. The lease
is for a term of years at an aggregate
rental of $350,000. Spear & Co. and
Walter c. Allen were the brokers.
Spear & Co. leased store and base
ment In 93 University place to Bry &
Bry, cotton goods; third floor In East
Fourteenth street TO A. Dubois Son,
uniforms fourth floor In 160 Fifth ave-
nue. to Badish & Holt. Importers of
laces. and showroom In ~ West Thirty
third street to Charles Ginsburg, wom-
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