The New York herald., 1922-02-03
THE ALLERTON FLAT
IN $S5O,OOO DEAL
Amherst Also Changes Hands
in Course of Heavy Flat
House Trading.

IlIe AlAefton Apartment, q twelve
story fiat at the southwest corner oil
Broadway and 18th street. has been
sold by Ennis & Sinnott. Inc, operators
to Charles III. J. Dig through Charles
S. Kohler. Inc, brokers. The buyer
gave in part payment the following
apartment houses:
The five story house, 75x1o3. at log
to 1l0 Haven avenue, opposite 171st
street, renting for $4,000 and held at
100000; the five story house, 50x100,
at SOC West 179th street, renting for
$4,000 and held at $4,000; the five
story double fiat, 25x100. at 130 West
1C9th street, renting for $1,000 and held
at $4,000. Mr.. dig also gave in part
payment the seven frame dwellings on
the block bounded by 163d street. Court
landt and Melrose avenues. The Bronx,
held at 100000.
The Allerton occupies a plot 100x100
and rents for S125,000 year and was
valued at SS50,000. The total value OF
the properties involved is estimated at
$1.250,000. The brokers have been ap-
pointed agents for all the apartment
houses. Mclaughlin & Stern, attorneys.
represented the sellers and Jesse Silver
man represented the buyer.
The Amherst I'm 100000 Deal.
The Amherst. a ~ story apartment
house at 204 Cathedral Parkway, adj
Joining the corner of Amsterdam avenue,
has been sold by Bing & Bing to the
newly organized 204 West 10th Street
Corporation, clients Of Nassoit & Lam
ming. brokers. The buyers gave in part
payment an estate known as Kent Hall
in Chappaqua, N. Y, consisting of two
residences, several outbuildings and
forty-two acres. The property was held
at $4,000.
The Amherst occupies q plot 7exl0G
feet and contains twenty-four suites of
seven and eight rooms and three baths
each. II shows q rental Of $4,000 and
was held at S500,000. The property
overlooks the Cathedral of st. John the
Divine. The brokers have been appoint
eded renting agents
other Multifamily House Sales.
NJ. l. Strunsky sold for Elias Brown
to the Mauben Realty Corporation the
four-story store and apartment house at
2472 Broadway. between 141st and 142d
streets, on a lot 20X70, held at $4,000
The same broker has placed with the
Lawyers Mortgage Company loan of
$4,000 on the three dwellings, 51xS2.6,
at the northeast corner of Lexington
avenue and Seventy-fourth street.
Charles +. Noyes Company sold to
Daniel b. Freedman for s. Granville
Beals, executor, 5222 Broadway, a four
story store and apartment house. 20xS5
near the Marble Hill station of the New
York Central and 225th street subway
station.
Edward c. H. vogler through Frank
r. Haubert sold 20 West 1O4th
street, a five story triple apartment
house. 45xS0, on the southeast corner of
Manhattan avenue to John Cassidy. The
property was held at $50, 900. and is the
second corner apartment house sold by
the same broker for the Dick Estate
recently. r. + W
William Goldstone and Simon Myers
have bought from the estate of John
Pierson 159, 1853 and 165 East Ninety
ninth street, three five-story tene-
ments, each 25xs0x100, near Lexington
avenue.
The five story tenement houses. 25x1O0
each, at 426-42s West Fifty-third street
have been sold by the Realty Supervision
Company to The Netherland Corpora
ton. The Market Street Realty Com
pany is the owner of record of the
properties.
David Lion sold through NJ. ], Diserio,
the five-story tenement 2156 Second ave-
nue., containing two stores and eighteen
apartments, 25x100. to S. De Janni.
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
\ I. & NJ. Realty Company sold to Annie
Wolincosky the five-story apartment at
74-76 East Ninety-ninth street,
35x100.11.
Anna Lubel sold for $4,000 to Harry
Shapiro the three f1ve-story apartment
houses at 304-30s West 18th street,
T5x100.
s. L. PalSas has resold to Edwin f.
r. Lent the three-story dwelling at 81
West Ninety-fourth street, 1Sx100.
Elizabeth c. Cornell sold to Mary
Moffitt and Anna X. Kreuson the three
story dwelling at COZ West 147th street