New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
Makes First
Purchase ON
The HEIGHTS
New Investor Buys Cliffcrest,
One of Many Houses
i'm That Section Which
Changed Hands Yesterday

The Cliffcrest apartment house, at
e3s ST. Nicholas Avenue, occupying the
Street, between st. Nicholas and Edge
combe avenues, has been acquired by
Frank Rosenbium, an attorney, who is
making his initial investment purchase
of real estate The sale was arranged
by Nicholas Celia, with A. Garfein and
A. Strauss as brokers. The Gliffcrest is
six stories with elevator and occupies
site 1G3.7x1b1x100xi27.
The seven-story elevator New Wind
sor apartments at 29A and 295 Central
Park West have been sold by the Ori-
noco Realty Company, which is Bing
& Bing, to the Fifth Avenue Develop
ment Company, subject to mortgage
of $4,000. The structure stands on
plot 504x1o0, between Eighty ninth
and Ninetieth streets.
The Myron Development Corpora
tion sold to Jacob E. Lewis the block
front on the west side of Fort Wash
ington Avenue, between 172d and 173d
streets, 196x128x irregular.
Sharp & Co. sold for Louis Kramer
to A. Ploctin the two six-story apart
dam Avenue, on plot 40x100
!. Cohn, represented by Samuel Bet
terman as attorney, has sold the Ave
story apartment house at 567 West
173d Street, near St Nicholas Avenue,
to H. Whelan. The brokers in the
transaction Were E. Joller and C. Hert-
man.
The Henclar Realty Company sold to
William Trayna the five story apart
nent house at 6 Morningside Avenue,
43.5x79.2x irregular
Mrs. A. Fordon, client of Samuel
bltterman, has sold the five-story
apartment house at TIA West 179th
Street to a Mr.. Rogerson. S. .Cusick
negotiated the transaction.
The Family Merger Realty Corpora
tion sold to the Richard Allen Com
pany the six-story apartment house at
l4S and $50 West 10th Street, ASK
99.11, :, ;.
Inc two four-story store buildings,
on plot 57.10x5S.11, at 3s5 Eighth Ave
nue. and 301 West Twenty-ninth Street.
northwest corner, have been bought by
Louis Hemmerdinger from the Chelsea
Leasing Company.
=, Sundel hyman sold to Max Skoble
the northeast corner of Lexington Ave
nue. and 10Sth Street, a fiye-story ten
ement, 17.7x65
Cleary & OConnell sold for Terence
Murphy the four-story single fat at
l68 East Eighty eighth Street.
Mary Il. Lewis sold to the Mid-Man-
haitian Realty and Leasing Company
the two fve-story tenements at S48-350
West Thirty-ninth Street, 47x50x irrog-
ular.
Leonardo Benedetto sold to Fran
cesco Marmo the four-story tenement
at 2o5 East 113th Street, 168x10o.
Blanche Stern sold to Eugene Clark
Avenue, south of Ninety-sixth Street,
25.2x100, for S37,500.
Anna Schell sold to Bertram Hayes
452 West Thirty-third Street four
story building, 15x1oo
Sarah Lightman has sold to Mollie
Felstein 1913 and 1645 Lexington Ave-
nue., southeast corner of 104th Street,
four-story house, 50.11x95.
James P. Askin has sold to Mary c.
Potter the three-story tenement, COX
9S.9, at 225 East Thirtieth Street.
Esther Sittenfeld sold to Max Bergen
the fve-story fiat at 1891 Fifth Ave
nue., 24.11x10O.
James E. O'Connell sold to Henry
and Martha D. Miller 1890 Lexington
Avenue and 129 East 1osth Street,
| northwest corner, five-story fat and
CnTce-SCoTy DullQlnS,. l(.iXf0 ana
16.8x100.11 respectively.
Ernest N. Adler sold for the estate
of John w. Love to Solomon, Samuel
and Isadore A. Wollheim 1873 and
1880 First Avenue, two ive-story ten
ements with stores, 52.8x113.
James L. Van SAINT resold to j..
Cockburn 143 West 12Sth Street, a
five story fiat, 25xtoo. The purchaser
| contemplates improving and holding
for investment.
John Palmieri sold to Dominic A.
Puelo 16 Spring Street, a four-story
building, 23.9x11S.7.
Adolph Blumenkranz sold to Jacob
Schechter for $38,3O0 the six-story ten
ement at 70e Fifth Street, 25x96.
Benjamin Katz sold to Samuel Ro-
senberg the five-story tenement at 419
Sixth Street, 189x90.10.
George W. May, executor, sold for
$4,000 to Hannah Shapiro the five
story tenement at the southwest cor
ner Of Avenue c and Fifth Street,
24x90.