The New York herald., 1922-06-24
ss,25O,OOO DEALS
ON WEST END AYE.
The Esplanade and an Unfin-
ishcd Apartment House
Hotel: Other Deals.

The market spotlight was focused on
West End avenue at the close OF the
week in apartment house trading. Two
deals in that thoroughfare yesterday
involved approximately $3.50, 900. The
larger OF the two concerns the sale of
the fourteen story Esplanade, an apart
men. hotel at the northwest corner of
West End avenue and Seventy-fourth
street, which was disposed of by j. c.
& NJ. G. Mayer. the builders and oper-
ators. through Mark Rafalsky & Co.
The Esplanade. one OF the most
modern and finest multi-family struc-
lures in the city, overlooks the pala-
tial home OF Charles M. Schwab. 1t
was completed last, year by the 3O5
West End Avenue Corporation. Henry
Mayer president and returns an annual
rental of approximately s450,Oo0. The
house has a frontage of 142 feet on
West End avenue and 100 feet on
Seventy-fourth street, facing the
Schwab home and grounds, and COM
mands extensive views of the Hudson
and Palisades.
The hotel contains twenty-six large
rooms and fourteen baths on a floor
so arranged that suites of various sizes
can be obtained. On the main floor
there is large dining room and the
lobby is finished in paneled wood, with
doors and pediments of the Georgian
period design.
The Mayors. who are represented by
Stoddard Mark. attorneys. bought
the structure in March OF last year
from the builders.
Big Flat Sold From Plans.
The fifteen story apartment house in
the course Of construction at 5SS West
End avenue, on the east side between
E'ghty-eighth and Eighty-ninth streets,
has been sold by the 5SS West End
Avenue Corporation. III. A. Hyman
president, to Vincent Flattery. Sharp
& Co. We're the brokers. The structure
contains sixty suites OF from three to
four rooms each. More than half Of
these. 1t is said, have been rented from
plans. The property was held at $780,
100. The brokers have been appointed
agents.
Max y. Natanson has resold two more
Of the twenty flats on Tenth avenue
between Forty-sixth and Forty-ninth
streets, purchased by him a few days
ago from the William Waldorf Astor
estate. The houses are NO. go. north
east corner OF Forty-seventh street, and
No. ga. southeast corner Of Forty
eighth street. The broker was Ashforth
& Co.
Edward C. H. vogler through Frank
B. Haubert has sold for the estate of
John J. Meyer the five story triple
opartment house at 5l1 Amsterdam ave-
rue, 27.lXl00.
Leonard WE'LL has purchased the five
story tenement with stores at 322 East
Fifty-ninth street from Marie G.
Schmidt. This Is the first transfer of
tie property in more than sixteen years.
James Boyd was the broker.
julius Maier purchased from l. v.
Cohen & Co. the former Griffin estate
holdings at the northeast corner Of
FRS avenue and Eighteenth street,
comprising eight four story store tene-
n,ents fronting 92 feet on the avenue
and 100 feet on the street They rent
for approximately $1,000 and were
valued at $4,000. James L. Meighan
was the broker.
Plan 100000 Apartment.
Plans have been filed for the con-
struction OF a fifteen story apartment
house with stores and accommodations
for l12 families at Al to 49 West Eighty
first street for the 41-49 West Eighty
first Street Corporation. Joseph G.. Sic
gel president 1t will have a frontage
of 100 feet and a depth of 102 feet, and
according to the estimate OF the archi-
tects. Surgarman. Hess & Berger. It
will cost s5O0,0OO.
Sales Revealed In Transfers.
The 157 East Seventy-fifth Street
Corporation. which owns the houses at
,s7-l59 East Seventy-fifth street, 37Sx
;022 purchased from the Brown In
vestment Corporation the abutting five
story house. 20x949. at 1853 Lexington
ave=ue. The combined parcels form an
IL" around the northeast corner OF
uose thoroughfares.
Isadore Golub sold to Yetta Sherman
z, West Fifty-flrst street, four story
dwelling. 16.Sx100.5.
Williams Dexter Company bought
from Arthur Tying 81 Barrow street,
O two and a half story dwelling. 204x40.
Joseph G.. Abramson sold to John j.
Boyhan the four story dwelling, 20x
$50. at ia East Thirtieth street
Catherine Healy sold to Mary A.
Coghlan 35 East Fifty-first street.
three story dwelling. 1s.sx1005.