The New York herald., 1922-03-31
DEAL ROUNDS OUT
Big BROAD ST. PLOT
Forerunner of Another Build
ing Project in Neighborhood
of Old Curb Market.

|, The Broad-Exchanse Company, Wall
ter I. Rosen president. has purchased
from the estate of Calvin Stevens
through Frederick Southack. Alwyn
Ball. Jr., as brokers. the four story
business building at 80 Broad street. COW
buyer recently purchased S5 and 81
Broad street. adjoining on the north.
and has for some time owned No. IL.
adjoining on the south. The latest pur-
chase therefore fills out plot with
an entire frontage OF 1o5 feet directly
adjoining the Broad Exchange Build
ing, which the company also owns, at
the southeast corner of Exchange place
and BROAD street The Broad Exchange
Company recently purchased the six
story building At 81 Beaver street as an
outlet for the Broad-Exchange Build
ing.
The fee OF the property at 43 to A.
Broad street. upon which the Combus-
tion Engineering Corporation has
erected new eight story building on
long term lease. is owned by the
Alliance Realty Company. so that the
brings into the ownership Of these two
companies an entire area OF land Of
$1,000 square feet, being one of tho
largest plots in the financial district.
Property owners in Broad street not
long ago secured a court injunction
which has resulted in the remoral from
the street of the remnant of the So
called curb market, which for so long
held back the development of the block.
The site of the new home of the
Stock Exchange firm of Post s. F'lacg,
40 and 81 Broad street. was originally
purchased by the Broad Exchange Com
pany and resold 70 that firm under re-
strictions as to the height of the build
ing since erected. The Seaboard Ma
tional Bank and tire Western Union
Company have likewise put UP new
buildings in this block. and it is be-
lieved the recent purchases portend
similar improvements in The near future
which will complete the transformation
OF the block
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
Anna NJ Gerbereux and Others sold
to Benjamin Biegelsen 4 four story
store tenement. 1s.6xi0o, at 5G5 Ninth
avenue. north of Forty-first street
Jennie Il. and Fannie Buchsbaum sold
to Harold 9. Mathews five story tene-
ment, 2oxli0.s. at 2i5 East Eighty-nnth
street.
Gioac cchind Gambarlela sold 10 De-
menico Ametrano a live story store
tenement. 25xl0e at 1886 Second avenue,
south of 10sd street.
Eva Goldfnger sold 10 Joseph Blum
enkranz four story store tenement,
l7.lx9s.a, at 1926 Avenue \.
Mark Twitty sold to Maggie r.
Shepard a three story dwelling. ls.sz
e9.1i. at go West 10th street.
Paul c. and Augusta III. Fox sold 10
Eliza and Joseph Battice three story
dwelling. l6.sx99.1l, at 219 West l32d
street.
Henry Brady sold TO John l.. Clarke
two lots on Kingston avenue. Bay
side l.. I.
Car Barn Auctions Postponed.
Auction OF the err barn property of
the New York Railways Company, oc-
cupying the block bounded BY Fourth
avenue. Lexington avenue. Thirty-sec-
ond and Thirty-third streets. scheduled
for yesterday by Joseph +. Day. was
adjourned without date.
The auction sale Of the Second ave-
nue. car barns, bounded by First and
Second avenues, Ninety-sixth and Nine
ty-seventh streets, scheduled for YES
terday by Mr.. Day was adjourned TO
June l5