The New York herald., 1922-05-07

yarslxy the six story elevator apartment.
75x100. at 540-542 West 146th street.
which has a rent roll OF $4,000 and
was held at 100000. The suites are
rented as furnished apartments. The
seller took in exchange the southwest
corner OF Second avenue and Tenth
/ street. seven story elevator apart
ment. containing seven stores. leased to
! the United Cigar Stores for twelve years
| at $4,000 year. The entire building
shows rental of more than $4,000.
The property was held at S150.000.
Aaron. Fishbach was the broker.
Rubin Rosenfeld, a hardware mer-
chant. has purchased from the estate of
NJ. Hochster the six story apartment
house, 37.6x100.11. at 204 West 120th
| street. Albert Hochster represented the
sellers. Tobias Krakower was the
broker.
j. NJ. Hoffman Company have sold for
Rubenstein & Figarsky. the Marlbor-
orgh. a seven story apartment at 35S-
$50 West Fifty-eighth street. to client
of j. K Moores. The holding price was
SITS, 900.
The Benenson Realty Company pur-
chased 1886 Madison avenue, adjoining
the northwest corner of Hath street.
Ave story flat. 25x10o. renting for
$4,000 and held at $4,000.
/ Harris, Vought e. Co. sold for the
estate Of Hugh Cavanagh the FIVE story
| tenement with stores. at 649 First
| avenue
David Lion and Samuel Fitzpatrick
bought from William III. Schmidt the
! five story tenement at 333 East 115th
| street on lot 25x10o housing twenty
families. E. Fl. Ludlow & Co. were the
brokers.
James Fl. Cruikshank purchased from
| Joseph Rapaport and Sophie Rapaport
32 East 18th street, five story double
flat 27.6x10O.11, between First and Sec
ond avenues, held at $4,000. Harry
Sugarman was the broker.
Dwelling Deals Reported.
Samuel H. Martin sold to Adelaide w.,
| Enrich the four story dwelling, 20xl00s5,
at 241 East Forty-eighth street, for Ar
thur Cushman
Leroy Coventry has sold for G. Cor
tada, 327 West Eighty-seventh street,
four and one-half story American base
ment dwelling, 16x100. About two years
ago the same broker sold this property
to the present seller.
business Property Sales. -
The AGA Fourth Avenue Corporation
(R. NJ. Ketcham, S. II. II. p. Booth and
B. Robinson) has been formed to pur-
chase the four story store building.
2O.1x7S.1I, at that address, adjoining
the northwest corner Of Thirty-frst
street. The new company is represent
ed by Rabenold & Schriber. attorneys.
The four four story buildings, on plot
s5.4x100.5, at 10S-114 West Forty ninth
street. have been sold by the Keller Me-
c.,anical Engineering Company to Oreste
and Marie Giolito. They were sold sub
iect to mortgages for s147,500
]. Finkelstein & Son sold for Morris
F.jseman the leasehold at IL Canal street
to an investing client. 1t was valued
at sis 900.
part Of the Regun Theater. the two
story building, 50x100.11. at 60-62 West.
! 10th street, has been sold by Manfred
w Enrich to Frederick J. Unger.
]. Arthur Fischer sold to James
O'Brien the tenant, the four story build
ing. 25x60, at CAT Sixth. avenue. between
Thirty eight and Thirty ninth streets.
Operators In "VillaGe" Deals.
Leonard Morgan Company, Inc, with
G. Reynolds Gibbons. sold to Harris
and Maurice Mendelbaum and Fisher
and Irving Levine the southwest corner
of Sixth avenue and washington place, a
four story building with store at 81 Sixth
avenue, AMI a three story dwelling at
104 Washington place, 23.4xS1, for the
Lemon estate, WnlCn mas ntIu the piop-
erty for many years.
City Buys New School Sites.
Inwood and Dyckman sections are to
have larger school facilities through the
approval yesterday by the Board of
Estimate of the recommendation of the
Board of Education to purchase large
part of the frontage on both 211th and
2l2th streets, between Broadway and
Tenth avenue. Recommendation was
also made to the Board of Estimate by
the educational board for the acquisition
of the block front on the north side of
1Sist street, between Morris and Creston
avenues. for the erection of school to
care for Tie growing population in this
section of the West Bronx.
Old Time Operator i'm Deal.
The st. George. a seven story apart
ment house with stores at 1925 Lexing-
ton avenue, northeast corner of Seventy
eighth street. has been sold by the Silus
Realty Company to Louis Schlechter. an
old time operator. The property covers
plot 3Sxs2, and rents for about $2S,000
year 1t was held at s175,000. j. s.
Maxwell was the broker.
Bronx Transactions.
The Benenson Realty Company resold