The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
APARTMENTS SOLD
BY VINCENT ASTOR
Broadway Block Front at 89th
st. Taken by r. r. Bowling;
Was Built i'm 1916.

Vincent Astor has sold the thirteen
bounded By Broadway. Eighty-ninth and
nipetieth streets and Amsterdam ave-
nue. to q company controlled by the City
Investing Company and Robert L. Dow
| ling. The house covers a plot 20l feet
on Broadway BY 1T feet on each street.
The Amsterdam avenue frontage is inn
proved with one story stores. Spear g.
co. and Stoddard Hoffman were the
brokers'
The property is assessed by the city
for taxation purposes at S2,5S5.000. of
which the land is valued at $1.265.000.
The apartment house Is one of the finest
on the upper West Side and was erected
by Mr.. Aston in 1916. A feature of the
house is q large rear court. which CONF
priscs about 40 per cent. of the plot
area. This furnishes maximum
amount of light and air to the occupants
of the house. No ntimation was given
out by the buyers or seller as to the
price involved.
san Domingo in 100000 Deal.
The twelve story San Domingo apart
ment house, at $40 West End avenue.
near 106th street. facing Straus Park,
has been resold by the Westwitt Realty
Corporation (Nathan III. Stone and
others) to Jacob Wanowitz, a cotton
converter. Mr.. Stone and associates
bought the building from the 1900 Madi-
son Avenue Corporation. 1t occupies
plot 75x100 and was held at 100000.
1t brings In yearly rental Of $4,000.
other Apartment Sales.
The Manport Realty Corporation. I.
Portman president. sold to s. Budd
Mandell for investment the Elise a six
story elevator apartment house with
stores. 40x90, at 952 and 954 Eighth ave-
nue.. and the abutting four story build
ing 20x1O0, at 243 West tifty.sixth
street. The properties were held at
$3.50. 900 and as part of the deal Mr..
Mandell gave his seashore home at Ne
ponsit. l.. l., a brick and stucco dwelling.
occupying the block front on Newport
avenue between Beach 1f7th and 14Sth
streets. 1t has riparian rights on Ja-
maica Bay. The broker was l. Silver
man.
The Manport Company. with the ALL
Company, A. II. Levy president. has re-
sold the Ave story wallSup apartment
house, 50x100, at 536 West 18th street,
arranged for twenty families. It was
held at $4,000 and rents for about
1880 The new owner Is Sophia
sutinrneyer. The $. II. Raphael Com
pany was the broker. This Is one OF 2
row of houses at this point acquired re-
Gently by the seller.
George s. RunlS and Philip Herrlich
sold for Samuel Goodman 1361-l365
Lexington avenue, four story tenement
with stores at the northeast corner OF
Ninetieth street, with frontage of 100
feet on the avenue.
Ralph Russo sold a five story tene-
ment house with store. 20x100. at 203
East 18th street. adjoining the north
east corner of Third avenue. for Seide-
man Brothers to Salvatore Russo. This
is the first sale Of the building in thirty
wears. The same broker sold vacant
lot. 25x100. at 245 East 117th street to
client.
James Henry sold the five story tene-
ment. 33x10o. at 227 East 126th street
for Edward J. Spavenberg and Theresa
Arnam.
The five story apartment. 50x94.1o. at
557 West 18TH street has been pur-
chased by Michael Hogan from Max
Gold.
Rose Fried sold TO Henry II. Silver
the four story flat, 25x99.11, at b04
West 157th street