The New York herald., 1922-11-17
IVY COURTS FLATS
IN S1,OOO,OOO DEAL
Three Houses on West 10th
st. Change Hands; Sarsfield
and Herodian Court Sold.

Joseph Miner Company sold for the
Ivy Courts Realty Company. kingland
F. Fitzpatrick president, to the Broad
way and West 107th Street Corporation
the three six story elevator apartment
houses at 210. 220 and 230 West 10th
street. between Broadway and Amster-
dam avenue. The plot has a frontage
of S75 feet on 10th street. The build
ings contain apartments from five
rooms UP to twelve.
The buildings known as Ivy Courts
have been owned by Mr.. Fitzpatrick
since they were built several years ago
The total annual rents of the buildings
amount to $4,000 and the purchase
price was close to s1.O0O.v0O.
New Owners for SarsfieId.
The Sarsfield, a ten story fireproof
apartment house at the southwest cor
ner OF Broadway and 149d street. 125xl0O,
has been sold by the 1872 West Thirty
second Street Company to the DAILY
Realty Company. represented by Fred
erck Lese, attorney. The structure was
held at 100000. and returns an annual
rental OF Nluo,VVN. w lllldill -. lodhtl anu
William J. Spielberger were the brokers
for the sellers and II. j. Kantrowitz
represented the purchaser
Herodian Court in Two Deals.
Herodian Court, a six story elevator
apartment house at 4l4 West 120th street,
has figured in two sales within the
course of few days. 1t was first pur-
chased by A. II. Levy from the j. & L..
Realty Company (Jacobs & Livin sston)
through John II. Loscarn and William
+. Furst. brokers. In the sale Mr..
Levy was represented by I. Witkind as
attorney, who arranged a resale of the
property for Mr.. Levy to Paul NJ. Com
berg.
The structure stands on n plot 150xl00,
between Mornngside Drive and AM
sterdam avenue 1t was valued at about
s425. 900 and returns an annual rental of
approximately $4,000. The house con-
tains accommodations for ffty-four
families.
other Apartment House Sales.
The w. II. Ebbitt Company sold for
the William Brandt Company to Alex
ander Slater, attorney. the 1cDx1OO six
story elevator apartment house at the
northwest corner of 10th. street and
Audubon avenue, held at S215.0o0. The
owners took in part payment the Mon
mouth Beach Bathing Pavilion at Mon
mouth Beach. n. j., held mt sl00.000.
The new owners will alter and operate
the pavilion.
Samuel Brener has purchased from
Hyman e. Schultz the six story elevator
apartment house at the northwest cor
ner of Columbus avenue and Seventy
sixth street The house fronts 1922
feet on the avenue and 40 feet on the
street The Wood. Dolson Company.
through its representative, Charles j.
Quinlan. were the brokers.
Armstrong e. Armstrong sold for the
estate Of Gustave thinner the five story
double tenement, 25x1o0 at 1S3 East
1I5th street 1t has been held by the
owners for thirty-sx years.
John McAuley of Day &c Day sold
for Joseph and Mary Billy 952 and 954
Madison avenue and 21 and % East
Seventy-fifth street, northwest corner,
two four story flats, with three stores.
held at $4,000. The buyer, Theresa
Reinhardt an investor. gave in part
payment 349 Convent avenue, four
story dwelling held at So GOO. The same
broker sold for Mary e. Reilly. 1863
Park avenue. four-story tenements,
25x70.
Isaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
purchased from Samuel l.. Levine 81
and So East 10Sth street. adjoining the
northeast corner of Madison avenue. a
five story apartment, Ox5l. housing ten
families, with a rental of 5000 and
held at $4,000. Charles Berlin & Co.
were> the brokers.
Andrew Davey. the grocer. sold to a
client of Louis w. Osterweis. through
Frederick w. Kroehle. Jr.. the tene-
ment 1922 First avenue. 25x75. Mr..
Davey opened his first store there In
-. and lived behind the store.
safises Fl. Cruikshank purchased from
Annie N. Disosway 10 West 12sth street.
q five story single flat. 206xlOo. Harry
Sugarman was the broker.
Edward Feeney sold to the Lee How
Neatly Company the five story tene-
nent. 575 Third avenue, near Thirty
eighth street. 20xs4.