The New York herald., 1922-02-18
FURNITURE co. BUYS
100000 BUILDING
Acquires Quarters 1t Occupies
on West 36th Street in
Shopping Zone.

Tie Flint & Horner Company, Inc,
furniture dealers, have purchased the
twelve story building at 2O-26 West
Thirty-sixth street, which they have oc-
cupied under lease since the structure
was put up about eight years ago. The
deal was negotiated by Samuel Kronsky
for the Glenalla Realty Company, Con-
rad Hubert president. The property was
held at 100000. The sale Is regarded
as an indication that the furniture, trade
is safely anchored in the shopping dis
trict to the west of Fifth avenue In
the vicinity of Thirty fourth street.
The buyers occupy the entire building,
which stands on a plot 65x100 between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. Title was
taken in the name OF the 20 West Thirty
sixth Street. Inc. holding concern for
the new owners. The buyers operate
a large factory on East SlXty-eshth
street.
100000 Sale on West 45th ST.
The thirteen story loft and Office
structure on plot 50x100.5 at 35 to 80
West Forty-ffth street, between Fifth
and Sixth avenues. in which the Pathe
Exchange. Inc, maintains quarters, has
been sold by the 35 West Forty-flfth
Street Corporation TO Louis and Harry
Ferguson. 1t was valued at 100000
and was disposed of through Slawson &
Hobbs, brokers. There are mortgages
aggregating s445,000 on the property.
The selling company was represented by
Oscar Englander, attorney.
Chambers street Parcel Sold.
Stephen p. Leahy sold to vincenzo
Raft ina oil tha fri CiIIar oh nod b,iild-
ing, 25.7x2Sx37.S, at the southeast cor
ner of Chambers and Oak streets.
Uptown Conveyances Recorded.
The Fay Realty Company transferred to
Morris Brickel SO-s6 st. Nicholas place,
north of 153d street, a property 100X100,
subject to mortgages for $4,000.
The Dyckman Heights Realty Corpora
tion conveyed to Miriam Brettschneider
the property 125x100 on the east side
of Ninth avenue, PAIL feet north of
206th street.
New Flat for West 1G5th street.
Plans have been filed for five story
apartment house, 75.4x111.2, at 165th
street, 200 feet west of Broadway, for
the 615 West 165 Street Corporation.
Gronenberg & Leuchtag. architects, esti-
mate the cost at s125,00
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
Lauretta II. Harding sold to Morris
Cohen a four story store tenement, 42x
! 80, at 2273 Second avenue, north Of 10th
street.
Emile Engelhardt sold to Edward
Dewender a four story store tenement,
2I.Sx100. at 555 Third avenue, south OF
Thirty-seventh street.
Isaac and Rachel Schorr sold to the
Fifth Street Holding Corporation a four
! story store tenement, 24x49X irregular,
at s04 East Fifth street.
Maseba Realty Company sold to Ellen
Mcnamara q five story store tenement
30x10011, at 254 East 125th street.
Clara Hummel sold to Margaretha
Braun a five story tenement, 25x97, at
405 East Fifth street.
Grantham Estates, Inc, sold to Eu-
gene Lebwohl a FIVE story tenement,
25x923. at 36s East Tenth street.
Martha Gros1ean sold to Rose Grengel
five story tenement, 25x10011, at 21S
East 115th street.
Fitzpatrick Realty Company sold for
the Maseba Realty Company the five
story tenement and stores. 30X100. at
254 East 125th street.
The 1869 Amsterdam Avenue, Inc,
sold to Ethel Garten a six story apart
ment with stores, 50x100. at 1869 and
1871 Amsterdam avenue south of l5Sth
street.
Frank Volz sold to Joseph Weiss and
Jacques lie Roy a five story store tene-
ment, 25x73, ut the northeast corner OF
Avenue A and Eightieth street.
Anna e Mccarthy sold TO Pasqualina
Mosca n four story tenement, 25x1O0.11,
at 334 East 106th street.
Abraham Breslaw sold 10 Samuel
Boyarsky a seven story apartment con-
taining seven stores. 26.7x10o. at 159
Second avenue. southwest corner OF
Tenth street.
Emily a. Finley sold to Henry G.
Graft, tenant three story dwelling.
1Sx100.S at 169 West Ninety-second
street, for $4,000
Dorothy Laverty sold to Mary Sui
lvan n two story dwelling, 1sx50, at 394
Audubon avenue.
Minnie Winston sold to Dora Frank a
three story dwelling. 20x99,11, at 12o
West 1880 street.
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