The New York herald., 1922-05-05
TISHMANS DISPOSE
OF $t,OOO,OOO FLAT
Sell Nine Story House on 55th
Street Near 9Th Ave; Other
Big Apartment Deals.

Louis Israelson has purchased from
Julius Tishman & Sons the nine-story
apartment house completed last January
at ITO West Fifty fifth street, near Sixth
avenue, by julius Tishman & Sons. who
valued it at s., 900, 900. The structure
stands on site 1O0x10O.5 the sixty
three apartments returning an annual
rental of approximately 100000. The
house is practically all talanted. Henry
]. Kantrowitz was the broker.
The structure, one of the finest con-
structed in the city. is laid out in suites
of three and four rooms. Exceptionally
large foyers and open fireplaces feature
the building. among whose tenantry are
Charles A. Stoneham, owner of the
Giants. and Fay Banter. the actress.
The house has two elevators.
Herxog Sells the wellesley.
Samuel A. Herzog has sold to the
Manport Realty Company, l.. Portman
president, the Wellesley, a seven-story
elevator apartment house at 440 West
End avenue. the northeast corner of
Eighty-first street, which has e reported
rent roll of $85,0O0 and was held at $780,
600. The property covers plot 102x127
and has suites Of from six to eight rooms
with one and two baths each. Henry
I. Cooper of M. Cohn &c Co. was the
broker. 1t was an all cash transaction.
Hartley Hall in 100000 Deal.
Hartley Hall. seven-story elevator
apartment house at 4S2-4S5 Central Park
West. south conler Of 109th street. has
been sold by the West Hall Realty Com
pany, represented by John l.. Bernstein,
attorney, which had been holding it at
$500, 900. The new owner is the Belrose
Realty Company. Harry Goodstein presi-
dent, which few weeks ago made
quick turn of the Chateau-Thierry apart
ments at Riverside Drive and Eighty
fifth street. Spear & Co. were the
brokers in the sale of Hartley Hail.
The house stands CA a site fronting
100.11 feet opposite Central Park and
100 feet on 109th street. and is arranged
in six, seven and eight room suites, pro-
viding accommodations for thirty-four
families. Mr.. Bernstein's company ac-
Quired the structure from the Lester
estate two years ago.
Wood Dolson Company. Inc. through
s.. d. Moss, sold for A. Crosney. an
operator to an investor, the six-story
apartment nOuScp lVoASoAIIc c6 uidip ut oft
Riverside Drive, between 10th and 127th
streets, known as the Hague Dwellings.
The building rents for $4,000 and was
held at $225,OO0.
Plan Fourteen story Apartment.
Plans have been fled for a fourteen
story apartment hotel. 24xS2. at 1 East
Tenth street. j. A. Mccarthy, the
owner, and Schwartz & Cross. archi
tects estimate this cost at s1e0,000.
other MuItifamily House Sales.
One of the few remaining small corners
available for improvement in the Park
avenue section has been purchased by
the Mandel-Ehrich Corp, from Moses
Ochs and Louis Freirich. through Theo-
dore Kavanagh. The property is the
five-story apartment house. 22x10O. at
1922 Park avenue, northwest corner of
Ninety-fifth street.
The L. Napoleon Levy estate has
sold ga West Thirty-eighth street. two
flats. S5.sx100. opposite the new Times
Square Post Office. Frederick Fox &
Co. and Harold l.. Lewis were the
brokers.
Ryan & Co. sold for the Graf estate
the five-story triple flat. at 576 West
131st street, adjoining the corner OF
Broadway. This is the first sale of the
property in twenty-five years. 1t was
held ~ $4,000.
E. Z. Pescia e Co. sold for David
RostBg to a client of SPOTS d Starr the
two five and a half story tenenents with
stores at 323-325 East 117th street, 5ox100.
The property has not changed hands for
more than twenty years and was held at
$4,000.
William A. White & Sons have sold
for the Victor A. Harder Realty Con-
struction Company the five-story store
and tenement at 42-A Mott street. The
property was held at $4,000
5000, 900 Repair shop for City.
Plans have been filed with the Man
haitian Bureau Of Buildings for the con-
struction OF a one and two story repair
shop on the northeast corner OF Ave-