The New York herald., 1922-02-18
CRESTON AVE. FLAT
IN S225,OOO DEAL
New Structure Bought by
Operators; Other Bronx
Deals Reported.

Harry Calm and Philip wattenberg
purchased through George J. McCaffery
from the P. II. Construction Company,
Philip Herschowsly, president. the new
five story apartment at the southeast
corner of Creston avenue and Field
place, 100xS9, arranged for forty-three
suites and held at S225,000.
The Ebling Brewery Company sold
the five story apartment house, 75xs4
at 371-377 East 204th street. corner Of
Webster avenue. to the Denwood Realty
Company, Benjamin Benenson. presi-
dent. The property was held at $685.
900. Clarence e. Hutchinson was the
broker.
Charles B. Van valen, Inc, sold for
Skandia Building Corporation. Oscar
Petersen president, the recently COM
pleted five story apartment house. 50x
95. at 1882 Shakespeare avenue. The
property shows an annual rental of s1S,-
600 and was held at 100000.
Schwab & Co. sold for A. j. Schwartz
Ter the five story apartment house 39x
so, at 100 Clay avenue, held at SAC. 900
Samuel Cowen sold 723 East 175th
street, four story fiat having two fami-
lies on a floor. to Rogers & Beckman.
Samuel Hengber sold to Harry Gil
man four story fiat, 1S9x100, at 500
Eagle avenue.
Tobie Exelbirt sold to Julius Rosen-
blatt five story fiat, 33.4x100, at SS7
Kelly street.
Business Building Sales.
Charles Siegel Levy sold to Simon
Berg 3400-3406 Third avenue, southeast
corner of 166th street, four three-story
buildings with stores, on a plot 70 feet
on the avenue and 20 feet on the street,
at the 166th street IT, station. The site
will be reimproved with a two-story
commercial building by the new owner.
l.. j. Phillips & Co. and David Levin
were the brokers. Mr. Levy bought
the property month ago from Joseph
Goldberg.
The 2725 Third Avenue Corporation
On. and NJ. Weiss and NJ. Cohn) has
been formed to take over the one and
two-story buildings. 5S5x10o. at that
address, southeast corner of 145th street.
Plot Buyers Active.
Bronx Community Corporation John
j. Tully, presiden). has purchased
through Alexander SeIlkin and David
Mintz n plot 75X1O0 on east side of
Prospect avenue south OF 169th street,
upon which they will erect stores and a
market.
William J. Gabel sold for the Prell-
witz estate the plot rs feet south of
1s2d street, having frontage of lis
feet on Southern Boulevard through to
Mapes avenue, on which avenue it has
a frontage of 127 feet with a depth OF
2S5 feet and being opposite the entrance
to Bronx Park.
This is the first sale of the property
since 1868. The purchaser intends to
improve the property
| Clement III. Smith sold for the Estate
of Catharine Neuhoff six lots at the
southeast corner of Third avenue and
17Sth street, and for C. A. Becker, the
plot 75x95 on the east side of Third ave-
nue., l50 feet south of 17Sth street. to
client who will improve same for busi-
ness purposes.
Bronx Transfer Deals.
John Riegelman sold to David Blumen-
field a five-story flat, 37.6x105, at 547
Southern Boulevard.
Alexander Hahn sold to Joseph Pao-
lilo a four-story flat, 25x6611x irregu-
lar, at 633 Bergen avenue.
Louisa Santini sold to Wolf Epstein
four-story flat, 2i.1Ox100, at 707 linton