The New York herald., 1922-12-23
APARTMENT SALES
FEATURE MARKET
Broadview, on 10th Street
Adjoining Southwest Cor
ner of Broadway, Sold.

The Broadview, twelve story struc-
ture, sos West 1i6th street. valued at
100000 and erected by Palermo Bros,
was sold by the w. II. Ebbitt Company
for the Cabot Real Estate Company TO
Benjamin Winter.
Tho Broadview stands on site I1x
,1oo.11, adjoining the Rexor apartments
at the southwest corner OF Broadway.
J. Romalne Brown Company sold the
six story Elizabeth apartments at the
southwest corner Of Broadway and
1o5th street for the Sheafer estate. The
sale is the first Of the property in
twenty years. 1t was held for 100000.
Slawson & Hobbs were associate brok-
ers and the legal affairs were handled
by Leary & Somers for the Sheafer es-
tate, and a Mr.. Bride for the purchaser.
Sharp Il Co. sold for the 628 West
1l4th street Corporation the six story
elevator apartment house, Hudson Hall,
628 West Hath street, 75x10O, to NC
Morrow Bros. 1t was held for $235.o0o.
O'Reilly & Dahn resold for John
Born to Oscar Rosenbaum the north
east corner of Lexington avenue ana
Seventy ninth street, valued at $250,000.
The sale is the third OF the property by
II consists of a six story house and a
dve story house, the two occupying a
combined site OF 100 feet OIL the avenue
and SIS feet on the street.
Wood, Dolson Company, Inc, through
Charles ]. Quinlap sold for Samuel
Bookman to Joseph~J. Lese the seven
story Raymond apartments and stores
257 West 111th street. being the north
east corner of Eighth avenue. fronting
100 feet on the avenue by 56 feet on the
street.
- A client Of Morris & Samuel Meyers.
attorneys, bought through the III. M.
Braude Company the new five and a
half story apartments 616 to 626 West
165th street. One occupies site 1ox
40 and the other plot of 100x140.
Frederick Brown purchased from ISL
dore S. Corn 167-175 East Ninety sixth
street, five five story apartments, each
25x10O, through O'Reilly Il Dahn. From
Theresa BERNSTEIN Mr.. Brown, pur-
chased 504-512 West 15Sth street, three
five story apartments, each d2xlo0'
through II. d. Baker and A, Robinson.
Blackner & Goldner sold the fve story
apartments, 40x100x46x Irregular 225
Audubon avenue.
George b. Turrell sold to the Brothers
Realty Corporation two five story apart
ments. 1918 East Eighty-seventh street.
5o.2x100.s.
welworth Holding Corporation sold
to the Gerard Realty Corporation the
six story apartments aes2 Broadway
375x100.
SCHNEIDER g. Lieber sold for Samuel A.
Flatto the five story ,tenements, contain :
ing a store, 1926 Third avenue. This
property has been In the sellers family
for thirty-eght years; the same brokers
sold for Samuel Irvine, In conjunction
with John Finck. the northeast corner OF
Third avenue and Eighty-eighth street.
Pierre and Golden Company sold for
Abraham Nell 333-337 East 124th street.
six story apartments and stores. TO the
Bernstein Realty Corporation.
James II, Cruikshank purchased from
Martin Ungrich. Inc. 304 West 1b2d
street, fve story apartments. 34x125.
Max N. Natanson sold to Abraham
Hymowitz 67S Tenth avenue. FIVE story
tenements, between Forty-seventh and
Forty eighth streets, on plot 25.1 x10o.
The building rents for about $4,000, was
held at $4,000 and was sold for cash.
1t is one of twenty similar buildings
purchased by Mr.. Natanson few
months ago from the William Waldorf
Astor estate, the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. trustee. He has sold
all but three OF them.