The New York herald., 1922-07-08
WOOLWORTH co. IN
$12,OOO,OOO LEASE
Rents at Fifth Ave. and 35th
Street for AZ Years From
August, 1929

The F. w. Woolworth Company has
agreed to pay sl2ooo.ooo rental for the
Acker. Merrall & Condit Company
| Building at the southwest corner of
Fifth avenue and Thirty fifth street for
a period OF forty-two years from
August 1. 19e9 The structure. which is
eleven stories high. covers a plot s59x
l5o and contains 10000 square feet. 1t
abuts on the west the McCreery Build
ing The store in the ground floor Of
the property is at present occupied by
Henry Maillard. confectioner.
The deal was negotiated by Harry
Thoens of Thoens & Flaunla cher, Inc.
who in 1917 leased to the f. W. Wool
worth Company the plot at the north
east corner of Fifth avenue and Fortieth
street. where the company erected a
building and opened its first Fifth ave-
nue. store. That transaction involved
an aggregate rental OF nearly 100000.
The building just leased is owned by
the Thirty-fifth Street and Fifth Ave-
nue. Realty Company. which was rep
resented in the transaction by A. l..
Rose of Rose & Paskus, attorneys.
Warner B. Matteson Of Davies. Auer-
bach & Cornell. attorneys. represented
the Woolworth Company. Herbert T.
Parsons, president and general manager
of the latter company, executed the
lease just before he left the city for a
three months trip to Europe.
$1,OOO,OOO Park Row Lease.
The Sohulte Cigar Stores Company
purchased from the / Park Row, Inc.
Harry Aronson president. the twenty
one year lease of the eight story build
ing at l Park row and the three story
building at II Park row. the total
frontage of the two buildings on Park
row being 81 feet and on Ann street
1cS.1. The property was leased about
a year ago by Mr.. Aronson from the
Pulitzer estate and extensively recon-
structed. The building at II Park row.
through to Ann street. is leased to
the Golden Shoe Company, which added
two stories, and the corner building
ground floor was rented for twenty-one
years to Kaufman. hats. who sublet a
portion to the Schultz Cigar Stores Com
pany Lurie & Feinberg, attorney, rep
resented Mr.. Aronson, and the Schultz
Company was represented by Jerome
Eisner. Henry Shapiro & Co. We're the
brokers in the deal. which is said to
involve s1.000.0dO.
miscellaneous Rentals.
Butler & Baldwin. Inc. leased for
Brown, Wheelock & Co. floor in II
West Fifty-seventh street to Nine.
Eugenie importer of gowns. formerly at
634 Fifth avenue.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased Of
fices in the Fulton Building, Nassau and
Fulton street. to Sonnenschein Brothers,
Shrednitz & Barrett, Max Drimer.
Joseph G.. Williamson, Jr.. and Pagano.
Tracy & Roege; offices in 81 Pine street
to r. F. McGrath Co., Inc. in 81
Maiden lane to Alexander Schaffer and
Herman Block; In 206 Broadway to M.
Donchi and NJ. Haw & Co., and an Of
| flee In $50 Broadway to Max Becker.
| VIM. A. White & Sons leased In a.
Warren. street loft to E. b. Morgenstern.
| in 43 Exchange place corridor space to
Tessaro's for the sale Of books and sta
tionery. in 81 Maiden lane office to
Joseph and David Graf. in $50 Fifth
avenue half floor to Thomas F.
Logan. Inc: in IL South William street
store to B. r. Lewis and. with Douglas
l.. Gilman & Co.. the parlor floor in "a
East Sixty-first street to Elizabeth
Hughes.
Cosden & Co., J. S. Cosden president.
oil refiners, leased the twenty-fourth
floor in the new Heckscher Building.
Fifty-seventh street and Fifth avenue,
| for executive offices for period OF
years. Cushman & Wakefield. Inc,
agents of the building, were the brokers.
Douglas L. Elliman & Co.. Inc. leased
for a term of years store on the parlor
floor in the building now being remod-
| eled at 10 and 81 East Fifty-fifth street.
The tenants. Mrs. Georgette Fitzgib-
bons and Miss Lillian Hobson, mlliners.
will occupy as soon as the alterations
/ are completed.
John II. Scheier rented store and base
ment in 240 West Fifty-fifth street. near
Broadway, to the Ambassador Tire
Corporation.