The New York herald., 1922-03-04
OPERATORS ACQUIRE
TURIN APARTMENTS
thinner & Resnick Buy 12
Story House at Central Park
West and 93d Street.

The Upper West Side, where record
breaking apartment house deals have
recently been negotiated, furnished an
other transaction in the seven figure
class yesterday when the twelve story
Turin Apartments at the north corner Of
Central Park West and Ninety-third
street held at s1.SOo,00o was bought by
Isidore thinner and Samuel Resnick
from the s31 Central Park West Cor
poration. representing Joseph W. Doo-
little and associates, who acquired the
house q few years ago.
The structure is one of the largest
apartment houses in the city. 1t fronts
125 feet on Central Park West and 1877
feet on Ninety-third street. 1t has
suites of from six to nine rooms and
accommodates seventy-two families. 1t
Is said to return an annual rental of
s225, 900.
The sale was arranged by Nassoit &
Lanning as brokers, who yesterday sold
the twelve story Roxborough apartments
at Broadway and Ninety-second street.
valued at 81. 500 600, for Messrs. thinner
g. Resnick to ]. Adolph Mo!lenhauer.
the sugar man. for investment. Frank
Locker, attorney. represented thinner &
Resnick in the transactions
The Turin was erected twelve years
ago by the Sturtevant Realty Company
on a site acquired from Louis NJ. and
Thomas w. Jones, who later took over
the apartment house. 1t figured In
subsequent sales. The house was
financed by the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company.
The strathcona In Deal.
The Strathcona, six story elevator
apartment house, on plot 1l3.2xsSx IT
regular. at 3I4 Wadsworth avenue. north
Of 1s0th street. has been sold by John
Robertson to Hedwig c. Traube. 1t was
sold subject to mortgages for $130,o0O.
Other Multifamily House Sales.
Oscar d. & Herbert " Dixie have sold
for a client of Pierre C Golden Company
the northwest corner OF Seventy-sixth
street and Columbus avenue, five story
apartment house. 24.6x102.2, with eight
stores on Columbus avenue. The seller
purchased the property only three weeks
ago through the same brokers.
Samuel F1atog of Frederick Zittel &
Sons sold for the A. II. l.. Company, Inc-
to a client for investment the three SIX
story new law apartments. each 40xlo6'
at 1885. 1899 and 1898 Amsterdam
avenue.
Duff & Conger. Inc. sold for Louise
Alexander the building at 1874 Third
avenue, 25x100. This Is the first trans
fer in thirty-five years of the property
Gertrude S. Cowan sold to Minnie
Wolfson S35 Columbus avenue, south
east corner of 101st street. live story
flat with stores. 25.6x74.
James W. Kennedy sold to samuei
Sander a five story apartment, 25x
1O0.11, with four stores. at East l16th
street. renting for $1,000 and held at
$4,000.
The five story fiat with stores. 25.11
X "A. at TIA Columbus avenue. southwest
corner of Ninety-eighth street, has been
sold by Helena Levy to Max Nader and
David Lewis.
The Cusack Company sold Az ST
Nicholas avenue, south of 1880 street,
five story apartment. 20x131.11x irreg-
ular for Bernard Malone to p. J. Lynch.
a Western operator.
Nathan Wilson resold the four five
story tenements with stores at 62l TO
GET Columbus avenue, northeast corner
Of Ninetieth street. to Charles and
Henry Kimmelman. Charles Goldberg
was the broker.
David Leventritt sold to the Elcil
Realty Corporation the five story flat
with stores. 25.6x100, at 326 Columbus
avenue, north of Seventy-fifth street.