The New York herald., 1922-02-17
News OF the Real Estate World
EDGECOMB AV. FLAT
IN S275,OOO DEAL
Brisk Trading Registered in
Market for Multifamily
House Property.

The Manport Realty Company an
nounced yesterday that it has sold the
six story elevator apartment house.
13Oxl0O. at PSI Edgecomb avenue. to
the Notion Realty Company, Inc. The
house contains forty-eight suites and
returns an annual rent roll of $4,000. It
was held at s275.OOO. Nicholas Celia was
the broker and j. Douglas Wetmore was
attorney for the buyers.
other Apartment and Flat Sales.
A. N Gitterman sold for Henry H.
Schwartz the Garfield. q six story ele-
vator apartment at 53S and $40 West
Fifty-sxth street, originally built and
owned by Thomas Healy. The pur-
chaser. a client of Charles Doles, in
tends to convert these apartments into
small suites at the expiration of the
present leases. which are now bringing
in over $4,000 year. The property was
held at 100000. although it is assessed
at sl05,000
Coughlan & Co. Inc. sold for Harry
Schwitzer to an investor the five story
apartment house, 30xi0o at 335 East
Nnety-fifth street
Hudson P. Rose Company purchased
from j. Malaspine the four story flat
at AIS West Eighteenth street
Merit Realty Corporation. Marcus L.
Osk president. purchased from the So
ciety for the Relief of Poor Widows the
five story tenement at I'LL Lexington
avenue, northeast corner of 107th street.
17.7x65 The brokers were Ward, Bel
knap & Son.
Peter Doelger Brewing Company sold
to Giuseppi Cusumano five story store
tenement, 22x6o. at S3s First avenue.
southwest corner of Fortyseventh
street.
Marie Louise Constable sold to Marcus
Schiff four story store tenement. 27X
S2.e. at 17O1 Lexington avenue. south OF
10th street.
William v. Mccarthy sold to the Ped
Really Corporation. Pearl Doles Bell
president a five story tenement. 25x
1905. at 527 West Fifty-second street
Gold Mill Realty Corporation sold to
Abraham Ossip a four story tenement.
21.sx75. at 161 Henry street.
Resale on south Street.
Cammann. voorhees, & Floyd have
sold for the Seaboard Trading Company,
Edward Born president, 20 South street,
near Broad street, five story building
2S6x125. The selling company was rep
resented by Eisman. Lee, Corn & Le-
vine. attorneys.
ChiIdren's Aid Society Buys.
The Children's Aid Society whose
west side school Is at All West Thirty
eighth street, purchased from Isaac B.
Miller the one, two and three story
buildings, with stores. on plot 50x9S.o.
at AL and 413 West Thirty-eighth street.
Lot DenI Mt Inwood.
Mary T. Masterson sold to Laura NJ.
Morgan the vacant lot. 25x1o0. on the
southeast side of Teunissen place, 20
feet northeast of Leyden street.
Tall Flat for Lower Fifth Avenue.
Plans were filed yesterday for a four
teen story hotel, 54 6xl0o, at 80 Fifth
avenue, for the Neefour Realty Com
pany. f. Roth, the architect, estimates
the cost at $350000. The site was pur-
chased last December by Bing e Bing
from William Starr Miller. The buyers
represent the interests that are to put
up the structure.
Plan Two Five story Tenements.
Plans have been filed for two five
story tenements. One at the southeast
street. 6S.11x156.11. The other at the
southeast corner of st. Nicholas avenue
and 162d street, s1.7x149. p. COLDER :
is the owner and S. Cohen. the architect.
estimates the cost at S150.00O each.
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
Mary L. Cassidy sold to Giuseppe Der
rico the one story frame buildings with
stable, 100. 10x95, at 2ll4 to 212O First ave-
nue., southeast corner of Tooth street.
Israel Sarezky purchased 1918 and 1850
Madison avenue two four story build
ings. 40 feet front. from Bessie Rose.
Mr.. Sarezky will continue his shoe
store at 1878
Joseph Bader sold to Antoinette T..
Wennins a two story building. 20x1O0.1i,
nj 922 East 1OGfh etreat