The New York herald., 1922-02-11
JACKSON SELLS Big
WEST END AVE. FLAT
Disposes of 100000 House to
Investor: Other Multifamily
House Sales.

Daniel II. Jackson has sold to an in
vesting client of Derschuch G. Co. 569
to 56S West End avenue, located % feet
north of Eighty-second street. a twelve
story fireproof apartment structure, on
plot 7sx100. The house was erected by
Sumner Gerard in 1914, and Is considered
one of the finest along West End ave-
nue.. Each floor is arranged with two
eight-room apartments and three baths,
which bring in rental of close to $780,
coo per arnun.
Mr.. Jackson bought this property and
the adjoining house at $50 West End ave.
nue.. corner of Eighty-seventh street.
which he still retains, about year and
half ago, through the same brokers.
The prperty was held at s700,OO0.
Operator ReseIIs the Hermione.
Charles Galewskf has resold at a sub
stantial profit to Max Gottlieb the
Hermione apartments at the southeast
corner of Park avenue and 10th street
siX-story structure, on a plot 90X12o.
1t is arranged for eight families on
floor and returns an annual rental of
approximately $4,000 The property
was held at 100000 and was bought
by Mr.. Galewski two weeks ago from
the United States Life Insurance Com
pany. Cohn & Isaacson were the brok-
ers In the present deal.
other Apartment Sales.
Leroy Coventry sold 165 West Eightieth
street, a five story apartment house
31x16O.
Ralph Russo sold 31s East 125th street,
four story, single flat, 1S.9x111, to DR..
T. Stolfi.
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
Louis Levine sold to Harry Wilmer a
five-story store flat, 16.sx70, at 1858 Lex
inSton avenue, north of 104th street.
Ped Realty Corporation. Pearl Doles
Bell, president. bought from Albert Erd-
man for $4,000 a five-story tenement,
?5x100.5, at 4i3 West F'ifty-sixth street.
William Yavner sold to Eva Mannheim
and Yetta Balinsky a four-story store
tenement, 20xS0, at 223 First avenue
north of Thirteenth street.
Henry Parsons sold to Dodair d.
O'Neil a five-story house, 16x99.1 IL. at Gle
West 135th street.
story store tenement. 2i.11x75. at 1926 Sec
ond avenue.
Mary Mcdonald sold to NJ. Turner
Brockway three-story building with
stores, 20x26, at 407 West Sixteenth
street.
Mayer Miller sold to William Krimsky
a three-story stable, 26x9S.9, at Jag East
Twenty-fourth street.
Oscar Kramer sold to Max Hallinger q
three-story dwelling, 2ox1001l, at Il East
l1lth street.
James T. Walden sold for the Isaac
o. Woodruff estate 1852 West Seventy
eighth street, a four-story dwelling,
2ox54x10o. The property had been in the
sellers family for more than thirty
years.
Operator in West 30th st. Deal.
Samuel Brener has bought from Gra-
ham & LarlSin the two four-story build
ings. with stores. at 2H and 246 West
Thirty-ninth street, on a plot 37.6x9S.9.
between Seventh and Eighth avenues
II. III. Neubcrger was the broker.
Hospital Adds to Holdings.
Tho Hospital for Joint Diseases pur-
chased from George W. Denton so Eas'
l2ith street a three-story dwelling on LOT
1sx1O0. With this acquisition the hospi-
tai has now assembled site 200x154
upon which 1t will construct an eight
story building from the plans being pre-
pared by Buchanan & Kahn. Benjamin
Bernstein was the broker.
Grace Humiston Buys Club Home
Miss Grace Humiston. who heads ,
social club for boys and girls at %.
Madison avenue. opposite the j. r. Nor
gan residence, has purchased the four.
and five story dwellings at H7 to 10
East Twenty-first street for the purpose
of establishing a new clubhouse to ac.
commodate seventy-two girls. The
houses, which occupy a site, 50x9S9. are
to be remodeled by Miss Humston ano
connected, having a single entrance ano
allowing an uninterrupted passage from
one building to another. The site Is
across from Gramercy Park. The seller
of the properties was the Land Map Re-
atty Corporation.