The New York herald., 1922-11-06
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CLOSE OF MARKET
Apartment House Sales Lead
in Manhattan and the Bronx
Other Deals.

Other Deals.
rAe Shenk Realty Company sold TO
Freda Friedman 8 West 10Sth street,
six story elevator apartment house, on
plot 50x100, adjoining the Melrose apart
nlents at the northwest corner Of Central
Park West. The property was held at
s125, 900 and returns an annual rental Of
approximately $4,000. Benjamin Har-
ris was the broker.
Butler & Butler Inc. resold for Miss
Kathryn Henesey S3 West Fifty-seventh
street. a six story elevator building.
25x100, containing stores and small
apartments. The property was acquired
by the seller within the last month.
Manning Bernhard Realty & Construc-
non Company purchased the two five
story twenty family tenement, 50X100.5,
at 309-311 East SlXty-first street. The
seller, a client Of ]. Lemle 4 Son, has
owned the property for twenty years
William .. fitzpatrick resold 10 client
81 McKeever & Goss the five story tene-
ment and stores, 25X100, at 1858 Third
avenue. between Ninety and
Ninety-eighth streets
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford sold for the
O'Brien estate 4S0-432 East Fifty
eighth street, two five story flats. each
30x1O05.
business Property Sales.
Norman S. Resenfeld and Joseph +.
A O'Donnei. operators. have purchased
the three story bank building at 957
Third avenue. adjoining the northeast
corner of Fifty-seventh street, from Jo-
seph C. Allen, commissioner Of banks
in charge of the Hanover Trust Company
OF Boston. The property Is occupied by
a Polish banking concern and was held
at $4,000. Sturgis & Lyon We're the
brokers.
Tankoos, Smith < Co. sold to the Horn
and Hardart Company the Dolan Gar
age. 605-607 West Forty ninth street,
50x100 west of Eleventh avenue. Upon
the expiration of leases the buyers will
improve and connect the premises with
their commissary building at the south
west corner Of Eleventh avenue and
l'iftieth street
John Peters resold for Klinger. Reis-
berg &c Hammer to an investor 241 East
Fourteenth street, a five story business
building, with stores, 256x103.3.
I'm the Dwelling Market.
Henry l.. Finch, stock broker, is re-
ported to have bought the residence of
Charles 5. Sargent, Jr., at 46 East
Seventy-fourth street, n five story
American basement house 20x100, be-
tween Madison and Park avenues, and
sold for about 100000.
The John Z. Peel Company sold for
Richard J. Haslinger to Margaretta
Schultz the dwelling 349 West Twentieth
street, 15x91.11. The purchaser viii oc-
cupy.
Porter & Co. sold for Henry Wetting-
field TO Leonard WE'LL the two story
frame dwelling. 25x1Oo. at 1876 West 1S7th
street.
As result of a renewal of discussion
regarding a possible railroad terminal
at Lexington avenue and Thirty-second
street, a client of L. & /. J. Joseph has
leased for twenty-one years with a re-
newal privilege the building at the
southeast corner Of Lexington avenue
and Thirty-fourth street, 75x40. on an
annual net rental basis.
Lease of Fifth Avenue Corner.
NJ. Morgenthau Jr. Company and Ev-
erett NJ. Seixas Company, Consolidated.
leased store In southwest corner of
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street
now occupied by the Louis X. Liggett
Company. to NJ. ohrback Company.
Inc, for ten years from September 1,
1928
bronx transactions.
Alexander SellSin & Maurice Cohen
sold for DR.. William Fanlxhauser a two
story frame dwelling at s71 Stebbins
avenue.
Giovanni Russo sold to the Oleiner
Realty Corporation the apartment house
s6i-967 East fremont avenue, 55x10s.2.
Sander Mark sold to Celia JANE the
ive story apartment. 1896 Brook ave-
rCe. 7oxsO.
william f. Kurz sold 1901 Morris ave-
nde, one story taxpayer. 25x1oo. con-
tanning two stores, to Charles Hsus-
mann and Bernard Mayer.
Brooklyn transactions.
Realty Associates sold 70 the Wolf
Housing Corporation ten detached frame
bungalows on East Eighty-elghth street
between Avenues l. and NJ I'm the Ca
narsie section. This purchase by the
Wolf Housing Corporation completes the
sale by the Realty Associates OF thirty
four houses recently completed in this
section Within the past few days tho
NVAA AA'AoAht vi HoidAitli ndT ANDDA Atu
the resale of each of the ten bungalows.
Bulkley q Horton Company sold Ia
Willoughby avenue, between Hall and
Ryerson streets. a three-story frame
dwelling. 20xi0o. for +. j. Glasser.
Henry l.. Nielsen leased the store cor
ncr OF Atlantic and Bedford avenues 90
the Waterfront Company Inc.
William Z. Harmon & Co. report an
active demand for business and home
sites i'm their Kings Club district. for
inerly the old Gravcsend race track. at
tho Kings Highway station. Brooklyn
Recent buyers include Rose smith, Harry
1xidder. Arnold whitman. Louis Silber-
man. Samuel Blum. William A. Butel
John ]. OBrien, Matthew +. Mcnamara
irving smith. Sophie Costa, Bush 4 Ols-
ner. Ida Diamond. /. s. Schneider, Philip
and Benjamin Cameron and Morris Il
Cragin.
\. Mishkin sold for tho DO Ro Build
ing Corporation a new two family and
double garage. 376x12o. at 7o5 East Sew
cuth street
j. NJ. Hoffman Company sold the
three story dwelling 1855 President
street for s. Sufrin TO Levine OF Man
haitian. for immediate occupancy (was
held at $4,000; the dwelling 1850 Car
Ioll street for Mrs. Iutchings 20 Dr. y.
r. stark Of Manhattan. for immediate
occupancy. the vacant northeast corner
~ sullivan street and Rogers avenue,