The New York herald., 1922-06-25
INVESTOR ACQUIRES
FLAT ON LENOX HILL
House Was Held at $500, 900;
Site Assembled for Hudson
Street Warehouse.

by q client or Lillian u. Johnson, broker,
through the purchase from Bernard
Mayer of the nine story apartment
Ecaee at 101, 10S md 105 East Seventy
fourth street. 25 feet east OF the north
east corner OF Park avenue. The prop
erty was held at 100000 and was sold
for close to that figure In an all cash
transaction. The structure IL laid out
with one suite Of eleven rooms and one
OF six rooms on floor. and returns an
annual rental Of approximately 100000.
The house occupies a site 75xi02.2,
and was erected by Mr. Mayer Ave years
ago and since held by him. On the roof
there are thirteen pent rooms and super
intendent's quarters. The Cruikshank
Company will act as agent for tho new
owner.
The Lucetine. an eight story elevator
apartment house, on plot G4xlOl.4x ir-
regular, at $3.50 West Ninety-sixth
street. east of Columbus avenue. has
been sold by Emapuel Van Raalte to
1sdor Loewenfeld
Edward c. II. Vogler, through his rep
resentative Frank r.. 4Nubert. has sold
for the estate of Thomas s. Doyle the
five story new law apartment house, 40x
100. at 70G-7Os Amsterdam avenue. The
buyer is an investor
Charles Berlin, represented by Joseph
Keenan,, sold for Jacob I. Berman TO :.
Semon a five story wallSup apartment,
551 West 160th street. renting for about
$1,000 and held at $4,000.
The fire story tenement at 449 West
Forty-sixth street has been sold by John
J. Hoeckh. Inc
Assemble Warehouse Plot.
The purchase by r. r. Davis and r.
H Davis of the plot from 249-253
Hudson street and 1916 Renwielx street
was completed yesterday. The title was
taken in the name OF the Hudwick Cor
poration. This plot, which is In the line
of the new proposed bridge and has a
double frontage which makes it ideal
for Improvement for warehouse or any
large mercantile establishment has an
interesting history.
1t consisted OF Ave separate parcels,
which were purchased separately many
years ago by the late John $. Foster,
president of the Bowery Bank. The plot
was sold al auction more than two years
ago by 7. Stanley Foster and Caroline
Savidge executors and heirs of John $.
Foster, and was purchased by the Davis
interests.
An examination of the title disclosed
some small interior cores which pre-
vented the use of the parcel for the pur-
poses contemplated. Legal proceedings
were instituted whereby good title has
row been made to the property as q
in the near future to erect substantial
building adaptable for warehouse and
general mercantile purposes.
Eighth Avenue Corner Sold.
The ]. NJ Kelly Company has sold the
northwest corner of Eighth avenue and
13Sth street. five story business dwell
ing, 2Ox1OO, held at $500 James =.
Ellis and Mary Ellis are the purchasers.
In the Dwelling Market.
Duross Company, sold for the estate
OF p. II. Keahon the three story house
at 346 West Fifteenth street, on a lot
1S.9xS1.6. to NJ. ]. Merry.
Brown, Wheelock Company. Inc, sold
for William S. Coffin the three story
store and dwelling at 203 West Houston
street, on lot 1Sx65, to Andrea Gano-
lofo. This is one OF the seven parcels
recently purchased by Mr.. Coffin from
the Corporation OF Trinity Church
through the same brokers and the fifth
resold by them for the new owner.
Brokers I'm New Omces.
The z. ]. Mas Realty Company Inc.
OF 200 West 102d street, which has been
established only two years, has opened
new offices at 3410 Broadway, north
east corner OF 13Sth street.
100000 Loan on Theater.
L. J. Phillips & Co. have placed
first mortgage loan of $500, 600 on the
Regent Theater now operated by the
B. T. Keith interests, at the southwest
corner Of 116th street and Seventh ave-
nue.. The mortgage was taken by the
Prudence Company.
BrOnx Transactions.
Walter e. Brown sold for Helen Bell
and others the southeast corner Frank
lin avenue and Crotona Park South, con-
ssting of one family frame house on
plot 80. 9.3Ox10S, to a client for occupancy.
The property has been In the Bell FAM
lily for the past thirty years
The Haggstrom Callen Company
leased for five years store and base
ment In 7S5 East 1S0th street to
Brukner & Meyer for a general
market
Brooklyn Market News.
Martin A. Ashbro sold the following
two family houses 1918 Sixth avenue
for II. Meister: 569 Seventy-fourth
street for c. ]. Mcfarland 635 Fifty
seventh street for NJ Chapman; 534
Seventy-nfth street for John w. Wright,
and 549 Sixty-frst street for II. Gersh-
kowitz: also the eight family house at
565 Forty-ninth street for ii. McCor-
mack
BullSley & Horton Company sold sG1
Bergen street. three story and frame
one family dwelling on plot 40x110 for
the Congregation Of Temple Isaac TO a
client for occupancy.
Henry l.. Nielsen ONES sold the two
family dwelling at 30s Howard avenue
for AIRS ~. Sheck to an investor.
On staten Island.
James 8. Graham reports the follow
Ing sales of Staten Island realty: To
John Caputo. five room furnished
bungalow and two lots on Fifth street,
Woodland Terrace; to George Bend
feldt nine room house and 16 lots on
Tenth street, formerly the old
Matthews home, and 10 II. l.. Good
win. three lots on Fourth street.
Queens borough Market.
Francis J. Buckley, operator, has sold
for Thorn Birdseye a house at SO South
Sixteenth street, Flushing, to Mollie
Hoffman of Manhattan; for Pauline w.
Winter. three lots on the west side OF
Twenty-hrst street. Flushing. between
State street and Mitchell avenue. TO
George y. JaclSso. The buyer is now
building a residence.
Adolph J. Gretschel. operator, has sold