The New York herald., 1922-12-05
OPERATORS FIGURE
in 100000 DEAL
Buy Flats on Central Park
West: Blockfront on 10th
Street Quickly Resold.


Aeister Builders. Inc. purchased from
William Spain $40 Central Park West
and 6-s West Ninety-seventh street, the
southwest corner of Ninety-seventh
street, two six story apartments. look
200, The buildings accommodate eighty
four families and have a rental OF about
$4,000, and were held at 100000. The
houses were built by French Co.,
about three years ago for the present
sellers. II. u. Baker and A. Robinson
were brokers.
Quick Resale on 10th street.
Geo. .Zaudererand Chas. b. kimmelman-
have resold four five story apartment
houses on plot 332x100, comprising the
block front on the north side of 10th
street. between Broadway and Fort
Washington avenue. valued at 100000
and returning an annual rental of about
$115,000. The new owner is Louis
Israelson, who is said TO have negotia-
tions pending for a resale. William S.
Baker was the broker. The houses con-
tain 160 suites and were urchased last
week from Il. M. Krulewit II by Messrs.
Zauderer & Kimmelman.
Other Apartment Deals.
Daniel IL. Jackson sold to an investing
client of Alexander Langfur. attorney,
the property at 100-102-1O4 West Sixty
firsv street, southwest corner of Colum-
bus avenue, three six story apartments
110x100. The building rents for $4,000
and was held at 100000. J. \, Moors
was the broker and the seller was repre-
scented by Thomas A. McGrath. Mr..
jackson acquired the property few
weeks ago from te j. Blackburn Miller
estate
Manfred Court, six story elevator
apartment at the northeast corner of
Fort Washington avenue and 1C1st
street, 102.2x108.1Ox irregular. has been
transferred by the Banit Realty Com
pany to Isidor Frankel. subject to mort
cages for $229.100.
Tillie Lustgarten conveyed to Mihr-
tad II. Tirvakian the seven story apart
ment known as Halcyon Hall at 40S-414
West 150th street, S3.6x99.11. 1t carries
g. mortgage for $169,750.
George Steinman, Inc. sold for the
Daylight Realty Corporation $40 West
179th street, corner of Northern avenue.
100x100, a six and half story apart
ment house with stores. held at 1925. 900.
The same brokers sold for Flora Karp
36 West 116th street, 27x100 a five
story apartment house with stores, held
at $60.000. The purchaser is an out of
town investor.
j. S. Stone and J. Roberts sold for<the
Abeles estate the Abeles apartments at
200 West 14Sth street, southwest corner
OF Seventh avenue and 1850 Seventh
avenue, adjoining, two five story houses
40X1O0 each, with eight stores and rent
roll of 100000 The houses had been in
the family for about sixteen years and
were. held at $120,000. They have been
repurchased by an operator.
Samuel Brener sold to John p: Flan-
ary the six story apartment on the
southwest corner of Columbus avenue
and Seventy-sixth street. fronting 1926
feet on the avenue and forty feet on the
street. SPOTS & Starr were the brokers.
Fischer Hammond & Heinrich sosd
the seven story apartment house 22 East
Thirty-first street, known as the Hamp-
ton Apartments held at S140,000. to
Henry Pistchal also sold East Thirty
second street a seven story apartment
house. to Joseph II. Samuels of Mount
Vernon. The property was held at $780,
600 and the five story apartment house
Convent avenue. held at $685.
600. for Samuel Frank to Solomon Sill
berbers Of Bayonne =
Joseph p Day. Inc, purchased for a
client. 127 East i20th street a five story
flat. 25x10e.11. The consideration was
. $4,000. Joseph Schrier was the seller
Edward A. Arnold sold for Augusta u.
Cohenfeld the five story triple apartment
house. 25x100, at 432 West 124th street.
Benedict B. Nurick sold for the estate
OF kannie Taschman to Lesser Rosen-
baum. 232 East Tooth street, five story
apartment house, 25xl00. containing
suites for twenty families.
Berley * Co. Inc, sold for clienk
OF Charles A. Rosenthal. the five and
a half storyftenement with stores. 25x
loo. at 24I East Seventy-seventh street.
The property is assessed at $26. 900.
Arnold Investing Company, Inc.
Morris Rosenthal president, purchased
from w. V. Reynolds 649 to 651 First
avenue. "A tNe story, cold water fiat
with stores. 29xS0. J. c. Hough e Co.
were the brokers'.
Cammarn. Voorhees, & Floyd sold for
the Central Verein Of New York to a
client of John Finck 304 East Seventy
NTH street. five story. sixteen family
apartment house. 25x100.
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