The New York herald., 1922-02-10
News Of the Real Estate World
OLD TIME OPERATOR
BUYS B'WAY FLATS
State Bank Closes Holdings by
Selling Third Ave. Corner
Tenements.

The NJ. & B. Realty Company. Inc,
Louis Mondschein president, has pur-
chased from Ellis Lord 3i09 and 3i15
Broadway, two six story apartment
houses, Sox10O. on the west side of
Broadway, between 13Sth and 139th
streets. The houses have accommoda-
tons for thirty-two families and five
stores, some of which are leased to
such tenants as Cushman bakeries and
William Oppenheimer Chain Stores.
The properties are opposite the new
Gotham Theater. They have not
changed hands in the last twelve years
The total rental is about $4,000 an
nually, and the houses were held at
$4,000 The brokers were Henry Crac.
kower & Kleine. and t:,s attorney for
the buyer was Frank L. Siverman
Bank Disposes of Flats.
A. II. Levy. former manager of the
real estate department of the State
Bank has sold to Meister Builders, Inc.
the two six story apartment houses al
the northeast corner of Third avenue
and Fifty-eighth street. The houses
contain fifty-three four and five room
suites and ten stores. This deal closes
out all the holdings of the State Bank
in Manhattan which came into the con-
troll of Mr.. Levy in 1911. The properties
were valued at 100000. A twenty-one
years second mortgage was one of the
unusual terms obtained by the pur-
chasers.
Partos Sells Columbus Av. Corner.
]. L. & r. w. Davis have sold for
the Partos Realty Company to a client
of John c. Forster the four story apart
mcnt house. 31.3x102.2 with stores, at
$50. 2S2 and 2s4 Columbus avenue, north
west corner of Seventy-third street.
other MuItifnmiIy House Deals.
The Cayuga, seven story elevator
apartment house at 32i West Eighty
third street. has been purchased by
Mary III. Lord from the National Bank
and Trust Company of Pasadena. The
house covers site, 50x1022, and was
sold subject to mortgages for 800 600
1t is near West End avenue.
The two five story apartment houses
on plot 1362x137.2x Irregular. on the
west side of Haven avenue, Sc feet north
OF 1I2d street, have been sold by the
Alto Realty Company to the Iris Con-
struction Company.
The five story apartment house, t0x
100. at 5o2 West 173d street has been
sold by Mary Soeller to Michael Recker
IT was held at $4,000. Samuel Eichler
was the broker
The newly formed A Manhattan Ave-
nue. Corporation CA. and NJ. and S.
Barwz) purchased from the W. & j.
Realty Company a five story flat 25x
100, at ii Manhattan avenue.
sales Revealed in Transfers.
Edward S. Appleby sold to Cologero
Notarbartolo three story building, 1S.6x
31.10X irregular, at $50 Hudson street
The American Bridge Company sold
10 Sarah j. Lynch four story store
bnilding, 25x1O0.5, at 159 East Fifty
fourth street.
Elizabeth Duane and others sold to
Laura Sanders a one story building
50x91x irregular, at $40 and sci West
165th street
Thomas Reynolds sold to Benjamin
Stern and Joseph Manheimer, respec-
lively two five story flats, 51.11x9S.9.
at 329 and 331 West Thirty-fifth street.
Ethel Holding Corporation sold to
James f.. Bishop four story house,
156x99.11, at 147 West 136th street
Charles A. Collin sold to Emelinda
Schlavone a five story house, 1S.6x
10o.11. at 245 East 124th street.
Simon J. Harding bought five story
store tenement, 2S.2x42, at COL East
Sixteenth street.
Florence f. Allen sold to Joseph Sa-
bino a four story store tenement. 25.2x
100. at 2209 Second avenue, north of
1i3th street.
Anna Davidson sold to Christian p. NJ.
Hyrup a four story tenement, 25x100.1L
at 245 East Fifty-third street
Herman Feldman sold to Samuel OPP
penheim a five story store tenement.
25.6x75, at 1867 Madison avenue, north
of 10th street.
Rosa M. Zugner sold to Annunziata
Ascione three story dwelling, 1s9x
, 100.11. at 163 East 18th street.
Rubin Eisen sold to Esther Weisberg
three story dwelling. 15.3x100.11, at 81
East 111th street
Margaret e. Scott sold to Lovelace b.
Capehart three story dwelling. Tx
99.11. at 234 West 13sth street.
West side Warehouse DenI.
The newly formed l Congress Street
Realty Corporation. having for directors
J B. Uniacke. j. Il. Haggerty and Carlo
u Celia. purchased from the Congress
Warehouse and Forwarding Company
the four story building. 21x42. at that
address, near West Houston street.
Gas Co. Plans Laboratory.
Plans were filed yesterday for a one
and four story laboratory and library
for the New Amsterdam Gas Company
ut 403 to 407 East Fortieth street W.
Witehill, architect. estimates the cost at
100000.
To Auction East 71st st. House.
Joseph p. Day will sell at auction on