The New York herald., 1922-01-07
APARTMENT HOUSE
SALES TAKE Squirt
Trading in Multifamily Prop
critics Heavy in All Parts
of Manhattan.


Frederick H. Allen of Frederick Zittel
& Sons sold for Vera Building Corpora
ton, 353 West 11sth street, two seven
story elevator apartments. 100x10o,
renting for $4,000 and held at $780,
600.
Sale I'm Park Avenue Zone.
George Neiman purchased for a
client the nine-story apartment at 106
to 110 East Eighty-fifth street, on plot
54.9x102.2, adjoining the residence of
j.. r. l.. Stettinius ut the southwest
corner Of Park avenue. The house,
which was constructed three years ago,
was sold by the LOG East Eighty-fifth
Street Corporation, represented by
Stanley Wolfson. The legal details
were attended by II. & G. ]. Lesser
for the purchaser and Elkus, Gleason,
Vogel & Proskauer for the seller.
other Multifamily Deals.
E. X. Van Wrinkle has sold for Eva
w. Day. residing In Nice. France, the
five-story tenement with two stores at
S5 Old Broadway, on lot 26.6X126,
held at 100000. The seller was repre-
sented by Rounds, Schurman & Dwight.
attorneys.
Meister Builders. Inc, eold the three
five story double flats with stores. 75x9S,
at 2oS3-20S7 Madison avenue.
Butler & Baldwin, Inc. sold for the
434 West Forty-ninth Street Corpora
tlon. five story tenement, 25x100, at that
address, 1t was held at $4,000.
The Norwelt Corporation, Henry
| Fisher president, whose sale Of the
| southeast corner Of Second avenue and
Fifty-fourth street to the General Cigar
Company was announced recently, has
sold to John M. Michalik the remain
der of its holdings there, comprising
the three five story tenements with
stores. 75x1005, at 312 to 316 East
Fifty-fourth street, adjoining the cor
ner parcel on the east. The recorded
price for the properties was $52,5OO.
The Fischer Realty Company sold for
Charles Newman a five story fiat, 25x
100.11. to s. Feiner at 212 East 115th
street.
The Lawyers Mortgage Company sold
to Max Scheiuer a five story store tene-
ment. 26x96x irregular, at 362 Cherry
street.
The Phelps Stokes Estates sold to
Jacob Gilman a three story house with
stores, 25.2xS2.2, at 1914 Park avenue.
The Grant Holding Corporation sold
to William Mandolwitz two five story
flats. 50x99.11. at 121 and 1913 West
18th street.
Loans for Two Heights Flats.
The New York Title and Mortgage
Company is making two building loans,
one for S2S5,000 and one for S255.000,
for the construction of two six story
elevator apartment houses on the west
side of Broadway, between 10th and
171st streets. The buildings are being
constructed by the Broadway-170th
Street Holding Corporation, syndicate
composed of Selig Rosenberg, Joseph
Schwartz. Julius Vogel, Jacob Schultz
and Max Chicken.
Second Ave. Theatre I'm Deal.
The Eighth Theater Corporation Louis
Schneider president, Incorporated at
Albany Wednesday, bought from the
-Four KS Inc, the three story theater
at 13 to II Second avenue. southwest
corner of First street. The new COM
pany represents the NJ. G. S. Circuit,
| which will operate the theater as the
eighth under it's control on the East
Side. j. Barodkin and M. Spiro are also
directors in the company. which is rep
resented by M. d. Bohrar, attorney. The
property measures 70.4 feet on the ave-
nue. and 59.2 feet on the street
Hospital Sells East Side Plot.
The Presbyterian Hospital which con-
trolls large site at Avenue A. Sixty
seventh and Sixty-eighth streets. has
disposed of portion of the property to
James Reilly and Frank DAquila. The
sale affects the one and two story build
ings, partly covering the plot. 75x201x50.
on the south side of Sixty-eighth street,
$50 feet west of Avenue A, and extend
ing through to Sixty-seventh street.
Investor Buys ON Eighth Avenue.
Brown. Wheelock Company. Inc, sold
for the Glenn Realty Company the five
and two story buildings, 49.4x100, at
526 and 52s Eighth avenue. between
Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh streets.
To Improve West 10th st. Plot.
NJ. A. c. Levy has purchased the
vacant plot at 447 and 449 West Forty
ninth street, 50x100. through S. H. Ros-
ner Company, and has resold same 70
Snyder & Co.. with a building loan, for
Improvement.
Old Ryan House for Jewish Home.
The old Ryan mansion at 532 River
dale avenue. just north of the city line
In Yonkcrs. has been bought by the Jew
} fsh Home for Friendless Children, Mile
Jacobus president. 1t will be altered to
provide accommodations for about 100
children and will be conducted on nom
sectarian lines. The property measures
1S5x400 and was purchased through
! Douglas-Gettel.
Parish Visitors Buy Dwelling.
The Parish Visitors of Mary Immacu-
late purchased from John r. Talon the
tifve story dwelling. 1Sx1OU.5, at $3.50
West Seventy-first street. west of West
End avenue.
/. In the Dwelling Market.
Porter & Co. sold for the General
|, Synod of the Reformed Church in Amer
lea to Jacob Goodman a three story
dwelling, 1S.6x99.11, at 2i3 West 130th
! street.
Aaron Kushito, who recently pur-
} chased the three story dwelling. 1S.9x
100, at 357 East Forty-ninth street, has
} rcsold IL to Samuel Hadler through Jo-
| Ma