The New York herald., 1922-04-09
Latest Reports From City
and Suburban Markets

D'Antona president. Mr.. D'Antona will
erect a five and one-half story apart
ment house. with owners apartment on
the first fioer, containing twelve large
rooms, with private separate entrance
on the avenue front
Old Mems Home in Bronx Deal.
Murphy & Murphy sold the old Colo
NAL dwelling in ,Nestchester Village on
Fort Schuyler road TO the Eastern Mis-
sionary Association for the III. o. Tall
madge and Oyering estates The dwell
ing is more than 100 years old and will
be remodeled for occupancy as an old
mems home.
Hiram Lodge Buys Home.
J, The Hiram Grand Lodge. A. +. and
A. NJ. purchased from Wellesley A.
Rodriucgz the three story dwelling, 16.Sx
99.11, at &C West l3lst street.
Heights Garage I'm Lease.
The new williams Club Garage. Inc,
A. S. and NJ BerlS and d. Altman, di-
rectors, leased from Wright Giliies the
one story garage on plot 50x150x ifreg-
ular at the southwest corner Of Am
stcrdam avenue and 160th street, for
ten years at an annual rental OF about
$1,000.
500 Lots i'm Hoboken to BE Sold.
Mayor Patrick R. Griffin OF Hobolen
announced yesterday that the War De-.
partment had ordered sale OF 500 lots In
the western section of the city, held by
the Shore Railroad, War Department
subsidiary. The sale of these lots will
throw open 1900 other lots i'm the same
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city proper and have remained unde-
veloped because the city did not know
what disposition the Government in
tended to make of them. No date has
been set for the sale.
More Homes for Edgemere.
The Lewis II. May Company sold for
the Lancaster Sea Beach Improvement
Company, F. J. Lancaster president, a
plot on the west side OF Beach Thirty
fifth street, Edgemere. L. l., to the
Analip Realty Company, which will Inn
prove with all year homes.
Suburban transactions.
Burke Stone. Inc. sold for the Chas.
Amman estate residence on the corner
OF Howe place and Cassilis avenue Ar
mour villa Park, to j. II. Gleason; for
Mrs. V. II. Babcock, large plot on the
corner OF Elm Rock road and Elm Rock
place, Bronxville, to Charles Brunner
for Sherman w. Parker. lots in Ar
thur Manor. Scarsdale. to Herman ].
Huber. and rented for Marvin II. Ram
say, Jr., furnished for the season, his
residence in Larchmont Manor.
New Homes ON Berkeley Oval.
Nathan Wilson who recently bought
the Berkeley Oval has sold to Samuel
Rosenberg and John Debus all the lots
on Andrews avenue with the adjoining
plots on Burnside avenue, in all thirty
seven lots, which will be improved with
twenty-seven seml-detached two family
houses with garages. These houses are
to be of the highest class, both as. to
construction and improvements, and
will be sold at prices within the reach
Of all who desire private house COM
forts and surroundings.
Slawson & Hobbs were the brokers in
the transaction.
Queens Borough Market.
William d. Bloodgood & Co., Inc. sold
for the S. B. M. Realty Company a two
story residence on the west side of Flor
ence avenue. about 200 feet north of
Vista avenue. Bayside, to Il. w.
Schermorhorn, and two story dwell
lflS on Tie cast blue OF y rlOTencc avenue
ESQ feet north of Vista avenue, Bayside,
for the same sellers, to Mrs. Mae Free
porn. j. Wilson Dayton was associate
broker.
M. Morgenthau, Jr, Company have
sold six lots in the Lanerch Land Com
pany. Inc, development at ST. Adams,
known as Country Club District No. 2.
to J. Karasinski & Co., builders. OF
Brooklyn, who plan to erect two eight
room dwellings on Granville street. be-
tween Kenmore and Hilburn avenues.
The developers also announce that
they have completed the sale Of 25 per
cent. of this second development In the
st. Adams section and sales are increas-
ing from day to day. Sidewalk work
in the new development has been started
and will be pushed to completion as
quickly as weather permits. 1t Is
planned TO complete the sale OF this de-
velorment before Decoration Day. An
office has been opened on the property,
corner of Farmers avenue and Granville
street. north of the junction OF Central.
Locust and Farmers avenues.