The New York herald., 1922-11-27
OPERATORS SELL
'GREYLENE FLAT
Other Reports for Broker and
Buyer From City and Sub
urban Markets.

urban Markets.
Charles S. Kohler, Inc. resold for En-
mis- & Sinnot, Inc, the Greylene, 610 West
152d street. a six story elevator apartment
house, 75x1O0 containing suites of five
six and seven rooms and renting for
about $25 O00 1t is assessed at $3.50, 900. The
buyer. the Erda Realty Company, Inc,
| Gustav A. Kerker president. gave in
part payment 558 West 1S4th street,
five story waikup apartment house.
| 37.6x75, containing suites of six rooms
and bath and assessed at $4,000. OF
terbourg. Steindler & Houston. attor-
neys. represented the buyers.
Other Multifamily House sales.
The eight story apartment at the
southeast corner of Madison avenue and
Seventy-seventh street. on plot 45x10O,
| is reported to have been sold by Jacob
Lippmann to Max Raymond for about
$3.50
Foot & Martin have sold to client of
j. Leme the four story apartment 123
East Eighty-sixth street, on a plot 30x
100. 1t was held at 100000.
| j. Lemle sold for Henry Rothman the
five story tenement with two stores at
1855 Lexington avenue, 25x100, between
Ninety-ninth and Tooth streets.
| The Nativel Corporation sold to Net
| tie b. Keenan, the five story fiat at
West 101st street, 3S,01 100.11.
The Rosemaut Realty Company sold
to the Twenty eighth Street Building
Company the six four story tenements
| at 248-25S West Hath street, 72x99.11.
! Jennie Kaufman sold to Isadore Woll-
helm the five story tenement at 2703
Eighth avenue, near Hath street. 25x
100.
Joseph G. Bassman, Of the s. II.
Raphael Company. Inc, sold the north
west corner of 125th street and st.
Nicholas avenue, 100x100, six story ele-
vator apartment containing thirty-four
suites and seven stores. heldrat $350,000.
The brokers will manage the property.
! Henry Beck sold the twenty family
tenement, 40s East Fifty-fourth street.
for Henry Young to an investor repre-
sented by Harold S. Budner, attorney.
In the Dwelling Market.
William S. Denison & Co. sold for
Mrs. Abigail r. Rigney the three story
dwelling. s East 18th street, 15.Sx
100.11. to Hudson p Rose Company.
William T. Fuerst, Inc, sold for
James LOeD 10 al lHVcStOT
by r. M. Bush and Charles +. Noyes
Company, 81 East Thirty-eighth street,
q five story residence, 25x100.
The Davenport Real Estate Company,
Inc. sold the two family dwelling, COX
100, at ia East Thirty street,
for Henry Reth to Mrs. M. Brahre.
To Improve Heights Lot.
Nehring Brothers sold to c. D. Green
baum vacant lot southwest corner OF
Amsterdam avenue and 1S0th street, 25x
100. The purchaser will improve with
commercial building for occupancy.
Buys Cooperative Suite.
Joint Ownership Construction Com
pany. Frederic Culver president, sold a
duplex apartment In the 100 per cent.
Joint Ownership building at 955 Lex
lington avenue, between Sixty-ninth and
Seventeen streets, to Prentice Sanger
Of 139 East Seventy-frst street. Douglas
Gibbons & Co. were the brokers.
Bronx Transnctions.
Armstrong Brothers sold for Henry
and Henrietta Knorr to Mary Curtis 1885
Parksde place, two family brick
dwelling. 25x100.
The Hudson p. Ross Company pur-
chased from Elizabeth NJ. Hart the two
family dwelling at 315 Locust avenue.
Brooklyn Trading.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold IA
South Oxford street, between De Kalb
avenue and Fulton street. three story
dwelling, 20x100. for Grave A. Knight to
a client for occupancy.
Realty Associates have sold the fol-
lowing new two family semi-detached
brick dwellings on east side of Stoddard
place, between Sullivan and Montgom-
cry streets, Rogers and Bedford ave-
nues: 33 Stoddard place to Helen NJ.
Hatscher; 30 Stoddard place to Kathryn
II. Love, and 13 Stoddard place to r.
4 Finkelstein.
J. Lacov has sold for William Schwartz
the northeast corner of Coney Island
avenue and Avenue X, a vacant plot.
lOOxl0O, held at $25.000. The buyer will
erect five brick stores and apartments.
each 20x75.
T. b. & II. w. Ackerson sold for Emil
Won Mechow the four story apartments
$40 Fifth street.
Grnvesend Track Lot Buyers.
William L. Harmon & Co.. Inc. have
sold plots In their Kings Club District.
formerly the old Gravesend Race Track,
TO the following Henry Harrow. Nancy
Salik, Henry Warren, Joseph Schachter.
A. Avicon, S. A. Brodsky, /. NJ. Marshall.
Nathan Shapiro, Annie Cohen. Annie
Kaplan, John II. Smith, Stambol Realty
Corporation, Louis Rosenberg, Morris
Upper. John J. Schneider, l.. M. Aug
usta, William Blythe. Robert A. Rear
don, Edward Ingles, Annie Wrispen. l.
S. Krisner, John Shultz, r. l.. Kennedy.
Joseph Weiner Adolph and Lenz Gluck,
Gertrude j. Hill, Theodore A. Muller.
George A, Albrecht, George J. Wagner
and Boniello Brothers.
CARPENTERS BUY REALTY.
William j. Sloane and Richard Moller.
of Sloane & Moller. carpenters. have In
vested in two modern business proper
ties adjacent to Fifth avenue. They have