The New York herald., 1922-05-21
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The thirteen story apartment house at
sS4 West End avenue. northeast corner
of 103d street. valued at $1.500.000. has
been purchased by the Eibas Realty
Company, represented by Reit & Kahn
sky, attorneys. The structure was
erected few years ago by Paterno
Bros and returns an annual rental of
approximately 100000. 1t stands on a
plot fronting 100 feet on each thorough
fare and replaced a group of dwellings
assembled by the builders few years
ago.
Eel Casco Court Being Sold.
FL Casco Court. six-story elevator
apartment house at 205-2O9 West 103d
street. will change ownership by the
closing of contracts on Monday to the
represented by S. Rossman, attorney.
and with S. & J. Rosenberg and L.
Prashker as directors. 1t occupies a
site S0x100 adjoining the northwest
corner of Amsterdam avenue.
Tenants Buy the * endale.
The newly organized 1925 Madison
Avenue Corporation, representing ten
ant syndicate, purchased on the 100 per
ce.lt. cooperative plan the Kendale
apartments at the northeast corner of
Eighty-eighth street and Madison ave-
nue.. The seller, the Sivel Realty Conn.,
pany, valued the property, six-story
structure with stores, at $125,000. 1t
has an avenue frontage of 1908 feet
and a street measurement of 36.S feet.
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Schenck and Henrietta Brown are
among the incorporators of the buying
company.
Froman & Taubert sold for the estate
Of Simeon Baer 1872 East Ninetieth
street. five-story triple flat, 25x100,
to Leopold Zimmerman. 1t adjoins the
ten-story Paulding apartment just COM
pleted by the Rhinelander estate
Morris Wishengrad sold to Dinah
Munther four story store tenement,
20xS7, at Essex street.
Morris F'lorea sold the four story fiat
at 37S First avenue. northeast corner
Twenty-second street. also the adjoining
house at 403 East TweDty-second street.
The Finance Development Company
sold to Harry Shwitzer two five story
store tenements, 5Ox100.11, at 1918 East
10th street.
The i74 Third Avenue Holding Com
pany sold to Andrew E. Beer a six story
store tenement, 49.4x100, at 475-476
Third avenue.
Business Property Deals.
The newly organized 421-425 West
Fifty-fourth Street Corporation, repre-
senting Cornelius Scott, dealer in canvas,
purchased from Alexander F. Dickson
the one and three story buildings with
stores, 75x100.5. at that address, between
Ninth and Tenth avenues. The buildings
will be utilized by Mr.. Scott for his busi-
ness. Frank Scott and Samuel Rosen-
field are other directors in the new COM
pany.
In the Dwelling Market.
jMandelbaum & Levine, Inc, have pur-
chased from William S. Coffin, through
Brown. Wheelock Company Inc. the
three story altered dwelling at 21 Van
dam street. 24.3x100. The property was
held at S25,000. This is one of the
twelve old dwellings purchased by Mr..
Coffin from Trinity some years ago and
which have been altered into modern
dwellings, retaining the Colonial features
of open fireplaces, mantels and large
rooms.
The Coolidge Estate, Inc. sold the four
story and basement dwelling at 46 East
Forty-ninth street. between Madison and
Park avenues. 21x100.5. to client of
David Stewart.
Charles A. Dubois sold for Alice II.
Gleason and others to Albert A. Tisdale.
the three-story dwelling at 552 West
150th street, 17x99.11.
John j. & Theodore A. Kavanagh sold
for Charles r. Bangs. to a client of
Charles Brendon. a four story extension
dwelling, 1s.9x102.2, at 50 East Seventy
seventh street.
Brown. wheelock Company. Inc, sold
for Charles S. Brown, a four story
dwelling. 2ox100. az 247 Lexington ave-
nue.. to Adele Miller. 1t was held at
$4,000.
Charles A. Dubois has sold for Alice
II. Gleason and others to Albert A.
Tisdale the three story dwelling at 552
West 150th street, 17x99.11.
Coughlan & Co., Inc. sold for Ellen
A. Slaven four story dwelling. 20x
1922. at 156 West Seventy-eighth street.
The purchaser will occupy. This is the
first sale of the premises in thlrty-one
years. 1t was held at $4,000.
Coolidge Estate, Inc, sold the four
story dwelling at 46 East Forty-ninth
street, between Madison and Park av-
nues. 21x1o0.5, to a client OF David
Stewart.
New Yorker Buys l.. I. Estate.
Il. e. Patterson Of the wheatley Hills
Real Estate Corporation. with Munson
Morris of Ward G. Ward, sold to Henry
J. s. Hall Of this city the L. p. Rider
estate on the Nissequogue River. Smith
town, L. l., consisting of thirty-eight
acres. remodeled house. outbuildings.
trout pond. After slight improvements
the new owner will occupy. The prop
erty is held at $4,000.
Bronx Market Notes.
The newly organized st. Reno Realty
Corporation, composed of S. Luria, II.
Socolow and A. Helfat, clients of M. j..
Hamburger, attorney, purchased the six
story apartment house with stores. 62.9x
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