The New York herald., 1922-01-06
ASSEMBLE SITE FOR
MADISON AVE. LOFT
Building Interests Buy $500
Feet on West Side Between
sgd and 33d Streets.

the west side Of Madison avenue be-
tween Thirty second and Thirty-third
streets. as O result of a series of sales
which have been negotiated by Joseph
Y. Day during the last two months.
The new owner, whose name is not
revealed intends to improve the site,
which has a ground area of $500 feet
and was held at $4,000. The parcel
has frontages on the avenue and both
side streets. 1t is just south of the
Murray Hill district, and north Of the
Madison Square zone. section which
has been active recently.
Included in the sale was 15S Madison
avenue. n flve-story building, 24.7x05.
This property was sold by Mrs. Caroline
McLanahan. represented by VIM A.
White & Sons The deal also included
10 East Thirty-second street, four
story building, 25x9Se. sold by Mrs
McIanahan, executrix of her husband S
estate. The third parcel involved ~
East Thirty-third street, a five story
building, 25x9Ss, sold by the estate of
w. H. Moore, represented by Albert II.
Ashforth. Inc.
Mrs McLanahan has been residing In
England for several months. which ne
cessitated carrying on the negotiations
by cable Curtis, Mallett-P *
Colt represented Mrs. McLanahan as
attorneys and McLanahan & Burton of
Washington were also associate attor-
neys in the deal. Bleecker Il Tucker
man represented the Moore estate.
school Buys on East side.
The Browning School (John A. Brown
ing), row on West Fifty-Gfth street. has
purchased for It's use the two two-story
buildings at 80 and SO East Sixty-second
street, on a plot 33.4x100.5, adjoining the
southwest corner of Park avenue. The
sellers were the receivers of the Amer
ican Real Estate Company, which ac-
auired the property several years ago.
Eighth Avenue buildings Sold.
Brown, Wheelocl1 Company. Inc, sold
for the Glenn Realty Company to an In
vesting client the two buildings, one five
and the other two stories, at 526-52S
Eighth avenue, between Thirty-sixth and
Thirty seventh streets. 49.4x1O0.
Amusement Co. I'm Yori<viilc Deal.
Folsom Bros, Inc. sold for Mrs. Will
helmina +. Muller and Mrs. Wilhelmina
l.. Minnerly the two four-story buildings
at 1911 and 1913 Second avenue, to the
Seventy-ninth Street Amusement Cor
poration.
To Improve Dyckman Plot.
David Stewart sold for Miss Rose T..
Cardani the vacant plot, 50x110, on the
south side of Sherman avenue, nifty feet
east of Academy street, for immediate
improvement.
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
Francis Speir sold to Bella Krausz for
$4,000 a four story stable at 247 East
Flfty-sixth street. 25x100.5.
Gertrude Gunshor sold TO Rachel
Levine three story building with stores
at 2S5 West Eighteenth street, 26x67.5x
irregular.
Beatrice r. wieser sold to Sarah Mil
Ter the one, two and three story build
ings, 26.1x102.2, at 1i6 East Eighty
fourth street.
Michael pallovsNy sold to Leo Frie-
man three story building at 81 East
Seventh street, 26x74.10.
William Hyman sold to Mae c. Hawes
n three story dwelling at 35 West 1880
street. 16.Sx99.1l.
Clara Kelly sold TO Ida r. TTenner a
three story dwelling at "a West 123d
street. 16.3x1O011.
The Lorraine, six story apartment
house, l6.sx104.5, at 216 West Twenty
first street, has been sold by Frances
Cohn 20 Rebecca Ziegel.
Abraham Zauderer purchased from
Anna Haberman the Tyrol, six story
elevator apartment house, 75x99.1i. at
400 20 i64 West 149th street, adjoining
the southeast corner Amsterdam avenue.
The Ave story apartment house. 94.lOx
100. at the southwest corner of st. Mich
olas avenue and 1sSth street, has been
transferred by the Wordsworth Realty
Corporation TO Hyman Porilla, who con-
yeyed Il 10 Max Levenson.
The Fifteen Cooper Street Company
sold To Tom Rees IL TO 10 Cooper street,
north Of Academy street. two Ave story
apartment houses. 99.10x100.
Sadie Hlrschberg sold 20 the hinan
Company a six story store tenement at
All and 419 West Forty-third street.
50x106.5.
Henry T.. Dorm sold 10 Salvatore Spe-
ciale 8. four story tenement at l6S East
10Th street, 2s.3xl00.1i.
Adolf Jabloner sold 20 Max Markowitz
the six story tenement with stores 23l
Rivins ton street. 25xGS. at the southwest
corner of Willett street
Peter Often sold to George IT. Klein a
five story tenement at 327 East Fifty
fourth street, 25.2x100.5.
Julius Reich sold TO Victor and Israel
stoller a FIVE story store fiat at 2l77
Third avenue. 25x100.
Meyer Ganz sold to Frank A. Palermo
and Ignazio Salermo a six story store
tenement at 3O6 and 3os East l1sth
street. 409x16010.
Jennie Newman sold 10 Isidore Risk
a five story store tenement at 1915 Third
avenue, 25.3x100.
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