New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-02
Plan Own Flat
ToBring About
Lower Rent
Syndicate Composed of La
mar Hardy, Frank DAM
rosch and Others to Erect
Tall House in E. 18th St.

Tho prospect OF continuing high
rents for the best class of East Side
apartments has led to the formation
OF . syndicate to erect a nine-story
building to provide reasonably priced
dwellings for the occupancy of its
members.
The syndicate is to be composed OF
Ave shares, four of which have already
bee taken by Lamar Hardy. lawyer;
Frank Damrosch. director of the Insti
tute Of Musical Art of New York City;
David Names. of the musical school
Vaughan. They have purchased from
the Minot Realty Company (Seth Mil
liken), the plot between Park and Lex
ington avenues, known as 120-124 East
Seventy-ffth Street. 856xl02.2. This
property adjoining the low studio
building of the Society of Beaux Arts
Architects, and overlooks to the south
the recently remodelled and strongly
held private residences on the north
side Of Seventy fourth Street. The
Barber, the architect, ard work will
begin in October IN order that occu-
pancy may be had in the fall of 1923
Mr. BARRIERS plans provide for an in
teresting division of floors into five. six
and ten-room suites. Blaine Ewing rep
resented the syndicate in the negotia-
tions. and Pease & Gilman were the
brokers for the seller.
Trading in Flats
Pease & Gilman sold for the Ellen
King estate. repre- scented by the Equi-
table Trust Company, 30l East Seventy
fourth Street, northeast corner of Sec
ond Avenue, 22S0 a four-story store
and apartment. and recently sold for
the Williams estate 306 -3O8-3lO East
making plot 75x100, three four-story
tenements, to Joseph G. Abramson.
A. H. Levy resold the modern six
story tax-exempt apartment, sou 100, at
A61465 West 148th Street, near Am
sterdam Avenue, to the Benenson
Realty Company. The structure, which
was resold through S. Gordon, is ar
ranged for twentyfour families. Mr.
Levy recently acquired the house from
]. j. Schuckler.
J. C. Hough & Co. sold for Eliza C.
Pike the fve-story apartment, with
three stores, 42x100, at 1926 St. Nicho-
las Avenue.
G.. Tuote & Co. sold for the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company 431 and 433
East 115th Street, a six-story tenem emit,
4ox1oo.11, and for Mrs. B. Drucker, of
Sea Cliff, l.. l., to John Spina 1949 Sec
ond Avenue, a tive-story tenement
Rachel Victorius sold to the Primel
Realty Corporation the six-story fiat
40x99.11. at 236 West 149th Street.
Theresa Hageman bought from
Henry Riffel the six-story tenement,
3711x98.9, at 223 and 225 East Thirty
ninth Street.
Herman Schumacher sold to Morris
and Jacob Leshin the two-story build
ing at 1855 West Sixty-eighth Street,
25x1O0.5
j.. Martin sold the southeast corner
Of Third Avenue and Thirty-sixth
Street, two three-story and one four
story tenements, with stores, 50x1OO
for William +. Muicahy.
The L. C. l.. Realty Company sold to
Frank Salvatore and Josephine Cilluffo
the four-story tenement, 20x1022, at
322 East Eighty-sixth Street
The Seelig Realty Construction Com
pany sold to Hilda Getfen 81 Rutgers
Street, six-story store tenement, 25.8x
946.
Mamie E. Cohen sold to Dora Kahn
1913 Henry Street, fve-story store
tenement, 25x100.