The New York herald., 1922-07-20
News Of the Real Estate World
BROKERS KEPT BUSY BY
BIG DEMAND FOR SPACE
Leasing Market Indicates Bet
ter Times.

The Brown Wheelock- Harris Vought
Company, Inc. leased the corner store
In the Imperial Hotel. at TNrty-second
street and Broadway. to the Kaufman
Hat Stores for long term. The space
will be altered into four stores. accord
ing to the plans of A. NJ. Gray.
Cross G. Brown Company leased to
Fera & Kadison. diamond importers, top
floor in the new building. now under
construction by the Bethlehem Engl-
first street and Seventh avenue. This
lease shows the constant move of the
diamond and jewelry trade to the up
town district.
The same brokers. with Birdseye.
Neville Co.. leased Offices in 1889
Broadway to DR.. Jacob Lewengood (:
also in the Fisk Building Broadway and
Fifty seventh street, to Fred Block. and
to Victor H. Emerson.
VIM. Awhile & Sons leased offices in 81
and 23 Maiden lane to Delahay & Astor !;
In s3 Exchange place, to Lee. Higgin-
son & Co.: loft in 179 Greene street,
to the rranklln Pants Company; also
the building at III Washington street,
Broadway. to Morris Levine: In As
Hudson street. to Margaret Cusack;
space in 46 Hudson Street. to Samuel
Lrbip with Froman & Taubert. ground
floor In 159 East Eighty third street. TO
Thomas Gillian and with the Century
Leasing Company basement store In "a
East Sixty first street, to Helen Grace
Travers.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased the
following space in All Broadway /:
Second and third floors to Andrew Aver
sano. as billiard room. for a period
of about six years, and store and base
ment to Joseph Levine. as a lunch
room, for about six years.
Adams & Co. leased space in ia East
Twenty-fifth street to the following
firms: G. Robinson & Co, Maurice l..
Kahn. William Thornton & Co, Morton
Bros. Inc. George Sully & Co., Mari
nello Company, Century Company.
D'Orsay Perfumeries Corporation. Peer
less Lamp Shade Manufacturing Com
pany and Ostra Corporation. This
building was recently completed and is
entirely rented, with the exception OF
two floors.
White Goodman leased store and base
ment in SS5 Eighth avenue TO Jackson
Clothing Company.
-CuSnmdn & w akenelO, Inc, ledSeQ OF
fees in 10 West Forty-fourth street to
Creske-Everett Company and Cramercy
Security Sales Corporation; In 299 Madi-
son avenue to John j. OKeefe Sons: in
East Forty-second street to w. NJ.
Bates, and In $50 Madison avenue to
Shipman Ward Manufacturing Company
OF Chicago. Ill.
Amanda B.. Nance leased TO Joseph
Batkin the two four story buildings at
103 and 105 West Twenty-fourth street
for fifteen years at an annual net rental
OF from $4,000 to $4,000. -.
Minnie c. Moeller leased TO Philip j.
Dunn the four. story building at 800
Amsterdam avenue, between Seventy
fourth and Seventy-fifth streets. for
twenty-one years from October /.
Daniel Birdsall & CO.. Inc, rented lofts
In $40 and 3l2 Church street to Irving
Ragg, floor in % Walker street to Samuel
r. Schoenberg and loft in 359 Canal
street to Morris Lipschitz and Morris
Keshner
George r. Read & Co. leased for
George w. Bond, Jr., of South Orange
the six story building at 172 and 172 n
Cherry street, between Market street and
Pike slip, to Paul Weidman for fifteen
years.
Butler & Baldwin. Inc. leased store
Electric Company.
John J. and Theo. A. KavanHgh leased
for Georgine Campbell to. Mary d.
O'Mara store In 9S2 Madison avenue,
northwest corner OF Seventy-third street.