The New York herald., 1922-11-23
OPERATORS SELL
THE ADMISSION
II Story Flat at Broadway
and 89th st. in S1,500,O00
Transaction.

The twelve story Admaston apart
ment house, northwest corner OF Broad
way and Eighty ninth street, has been
sold by Winter & Wilkes. Inc. Benja-
min Winter president, to the ]. II. NJ.
Realty Corporation, J. III. Michaels pres
ident Byrne & Bowman were the
brokers. The house occupies plot
100x150, contains seven stores on tho
ground floor and sixty-eight suites of
from five to eight rooms. 1t Is rented
for close to 100000 a year and was
held at $1.500.000.
Mr.. Winter bought the Admission. to-
gether with the Evanston. a similar
property at the southeast corner of West
End avenue and Ninetieth street, last
May from the Morewood Realty Hold
ing Company. Both structures were
erected about nine years ago by the
Johnson-Kahn Company on sites pur-
chased from Robert E.. Bowling, who
acquired them from the Thomas w.
Evans estate. Mr.. Winter recently sold
the Evanston on West End avenue to
]. G. C M. G. Mayer, who resold 1t
to Edgar Ellinger, owner Of the ad-
Joining apartment house at the north
east corner of West End avenue and
Eighty y-ninth street.
other Apartment Sales.
Samuel Lippman, builder, has sold the
new six story elevator apartment house
at 500 to SIT West .155th street. on
plot 140x99.11. The structure was held
at $450.000 and was sold to the newly
formed Rhodesa Realty Corporation,
with +. Raab. f. Demovltch and II. A
Shopiro as directors. The building,
which has annual rentals Of approxi-
mately $4,000, was finished this year
by Mr. Lippman.
A. II. Levy. with Joseph keenan, OF
Charles Berlin &c Co., sold for the Par
brook Realty Corporation (Samuel
Glass and Benjamin Weiss) the new
five story apartment house 70 and 81
st. Nicholas place. on a plot 60x104,
near 155th street. The new owners are
clients Of l. Witkind. attorney. The
structure was held at $175,000 and re-
turns an annual rental of $4,000.
The six story elevator apartment
house, known as the Versailles, at the
northeast corner Of Seventh avenue and
112th street. on a plot 100.11x100. has
been sold by Hynan Friedman to the
S51 West Hath Street Realty Company.
1t carries a mortgage for s174,500.
The II. H. & I. Realty Corporation
sold to the Hymbeck Realty Corpora
tion the Golden Rod. a six story eleva-
street, 75x96x irregular.
The Eleventh Avenue Realty Corpo-
ration, with w. Lehman, /. German
and p Torsion as directors, bought
from Jean f. Fleury $50 Eleventh
avenue, four story tenement, 20x60 !;
also from Frank j. Mensing the simi.
lar house at SIS Eleventh avenue
southwest corner OF Forty fourth street,
and from tho Loewer Realty Company
the northeast corner of Eleventh ave-
nue. and Forty-nirth street, a four story
tenement. 25x60.
Edward A. Arnold sold for II. CRU
berger the five story triple apartment
house. 25x160. at 412 West 1o4th street
Louis Block & Co. sold for client
of Abraham Leichter. attorney, $50
West 160th street, a five story walk
up apartment. 50xi00. The buyer is a
client of newly elected Senator Michael
Reyburn. Block & Co. also sold for q
Mr.. Clark 80 Macombs place. near 151st
street six story now law. apartment,
44x100
Thomas Manning sold $40 East
Eighty-fourth street, five story tene-
ment on lot 25x1oo. to client Of
Frederick ]. Feurbach.
J. Lemle sold to Edward Beresheim
the four story tenement with stores at
PIP and 2t4 East Seventy-fourth street
25x1o0; for Lillian Ryer the five story
tenement at 321 East Ninety-third
street, 25x1oo; for Mary Connor the
five story tenement at 225 East Nine
ty-fifth street. 25x100. and for Michael
O'Donnell the five story tenement at
c31 East Ninety-hfth street.
Porter & Co. sold for Mark Aaron to
Louis Haimovitz the five story single
flat 22s West 115th street. 1S.ox100.