October 21, 1922





RECORD   AND    GUIDE





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av, a 3-sty brick double apartment house with
stores, ou a lot 18.\100.

THIRD AV.—lOilward C. Curny sold for the
Christiau estate to .Mrs. G- Klein the 4-81.V
bricli apartment house with store at 5322
Third av.





president, leased the entire 4-sty briclj build¬
ing i;i,s Kast 42d st, through Henry Hof, to
tile (.)hio Chemical & Mfg. Co., tor a term of
years. .Viso, ieused siiaee iu the building at
the northeast coruer o£ 12th st and Third av
to the .Virliue I'ress. Inc., and Atlas Lino¬
typing Co.,  Inc.





being altered by Edgar and Charles Appleby
and is part of a large plot owned by the
Appleby estate, which inclijdes the Jolson The¬
atre and also plottage on SSth and D'.ith sts.
Cross & Brown Co. was the broker.





QUEENS SALES





EL..\lilL u.M .— lue Cummunily uarage at
Baxter and Fairbanks av, Elmhurst, has been
purchased liy Gilbert .Murtha through Peter
Harper. The structure oc( upies a plot lOO.xlSO
and contains 13.300 square feet. Robert G.
Lake was the seller.

LONG ISLAND CITY—Louis Gold & Co.
sold to an investor the property known as the
Jackson Heights (.araRe, on Jackson av, from
21st to 22d st, Jackson Heights section of
LoHf; Island City. It was sold subject to a
'JO-year lease held by the tenant.







.\, V, .\iny & Co. leased for the Benjirv
Corp. tho 4-sty and liasement dwelling, 630
West End av, lo Edward .K. Beech, for a term
of 5 years; and leased for -Mrs. Grabrielle B.
Kennedy the ij-sty .American basement dwell¬
ing, 4."'.;: \\'est Knd av, to Hugo Cassel, for a
term  of 5 years.





Maurice Wertheim leased for Gustave B.
Walter, for a term of 21 years, with renewal
for a similar period, the 4-sty business build¬
ing 155 East 44th st, on lot 25x100, together
with a rear building, size 25x25, on the ad¬
joining lot 15:1 East 44th st, at an aggregate
rental of ab(nit $250,000. The lessee is 155
East Forty-fourth Street, Inc.. a corporation
recently formed to take over this lease. The
premises will be used for offices aud show¬
rooms after completion of extensive altera¬
tions.





RECENT LEASES.





21 Year Lease of Tribune Building

The 20-sty Tribune Building at the north¬
east corner of Nassau and Spruce sts has beeu
leased from S. Morrill Bauer and Herbert E.
Miller by Victor Weichman and associates
under the title of the Tribune Building Cor¬
poration for a term of 21 years at an aggre¬
gate net rental of $5,000,000. The lease be¬
gins next May. when the Tribune expects to
move to its uew home on West 40th st.

The Tribune Building, fronting 90 feet on
Nassau st. 98 feet on Spruce st and 8G feet
on Frankfort st. was purchased by tho Messrs.
Banner and Miller last year when the paper
decided to move uptown. Louis Wetzler and
Laurence J. Borchard negotiated the lease,
Stoddard & Mark, attorneys, rperesenting
both lessors and lessees.





The newly formed Boston Road Holding
Corp..r.-ition, having R. R. Reid, F. C. Ott and
L. C. Ferguson as directors, leased 20s4 Bos-
con rd, Bronx, a 2i^-sty and basement brick
dwelling, on a plot ^^01x170.9, through to
Bronx  st  and  near Brenx  river.

Seaman & Pendergast leased for a term of
years an apartment unfurnished, at 0'2b Fifth
av for T. 10. R. Carpenter to Mrs. Vernon M.
Peabody.





Daniel Birdsall & Co., Inc., leased for Mar¬
guerite Schaefer the entire 6-sty building 29
Leonard St. eontaining about 20,000 square
feet,   to  Kidley  Watts  &  Co.,  for  a  term  of

years.





Daniel Birdsall & Co., Inc., leased for clients
the entire .".-sty brick building, 2oS West 69th
St. to William Davidson, for a term of years.
It is 2.-1x100.5.





Leases of Entire  Buildings

Brown, Wheelock-Harris, Vought & Co.
leased, for a term of years, the entire 4-sty
brick building, ."O ClifE st, to Hans Hiurichs
& Co., Inc.. for Henry L. ^'on .Meyer, repre¬
sented  by   Cammann,  Voorhees  &  Floyd.





M. & L. Hess; Inc., leased for the American
Carbonate Co., Emil Rueff president, the 1-sty
building, 437 East l.sth st, running through
to 432-436 East 19th st, to the Associated
Linen Suppliers Co., Inc., a syndicate com¬
posed of several of the largest linen supply
houses In the metropolitan zone. The lessee
has arranged to install equipment for use In
its business and tb make extensive alterations
throughout the building, which will cost in
excess of $150,000. The lease covers a term
of years at an aggregate rental ot approxi¬
mately $150,000,





The Broad-Exchange Co. leased to the
International Telephone and Telegraph Cor¬
poration, Colonel Sosthenes Behn, president,
the parent company of the Cuban Telephone
Co., Porto Rico Telephone'Co.. and Uruguayan
Telephone Co. and Radio Corporations of
Cuba and Porto Rico, the entire B-sty fire¬
proof offlce building at 41 Broad st, covering
a plot 31x138, for a term of 21 years. The
tenant will take possession at once. This
lease is especially interesting as this section
has become the center for companies of rapid
communication.

In the immediate section and vicinity are
already located the homes of the Western
Union Telegraph Co.. the French Telegraph
Cable Co., the Commercial Cable Co., the All
America Cables, Radio Corporation of Amer¬
ica and a branch of the New York Telephone
Co.

The property which the Broad-Exchange Co.
has leased is part of a plot of over 50.000
square feet owned by the Broad-Exchange Co.
and the Alliance Realty Co. Brown, Wheel¬
ock-Harris, Vought & Co.. Inc., were the
brokers In the transaction. The building will
be known as the International Telephone
Building.





Maurice Wertheim leased for Gustave E.
Walter for 21 years with renewal for a similar
period the 4-sfy business building 155 East
41th st, 25x100, together with a rear building,
25x25. on the adjoining lot, 153 East 44th st,
at an aggregate rental ot about $250,000. The
lessee is 155 East Forty-fourth Street, Inc., a
corporation receutly formed. The premises
will be used for offlces aud showrooms.





B. Mftz & Co. leased the 5-sty building at
108 West 31st st for Mrs. Elena B. Goodnle
and .Mrs. Pauline H. Drew to Max Schacht
for a term of 21 years.





Adams & Co. and P. M. Clear & Co. leased
for Michael and George Coleman the garage
at 2ir, 218 West 30th st to M. Danielson, for
a long term of years, at an aggregate rental
of about $100,000,





Lease of the building at 101 Chambers st
has been extended by the Almy Realty Cor¬
poration to Kreutgers, Inc., from February 1,
1925, to June 1, 1033. The rental will be $12,-
500 per annum net. The Cruikshank Co. rep¬
resented the landlord and Lesser & Lesser
the tenant.





J. Arthur Fischer leased for the estate of
H. T. Gratacap to David Sobel, 143 Grand at,
a 4-sty brick building, 17 11x80, for a term of
years.





The 323 Fourth Avenue Corporation, which
recently leased the 3-sty building at that lo¬
cation, has also an option to purchase the
property for $110 000. The lease is for 21 years
at $6,000 to $7,000 net per annum.





Hup   Eealty   Co.,   Inc.   J.   Chr.   G.   Hupfel,





The Chevrolet Motor Co. leased the 1-sty
stone building. 50x100.5, at 217 West 58th st
for a  sales  building for  used  cars.    This  is





The 3-sty Northwestern Hotel property at
the southeast corner of Chambers and West
sts and the adjoining 3-sty buildings at 182
and 183 West st have been leased by Caroline
Truax from May 1, 1927, for 10 years to Naze-
reno Gazzale at an annual net rental of $17,-
000.







MANHATTAN BROKERS





ORVILLE R. ACKERLY & SON

Brokers and Appraisers

LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE

Phone;  Longacre 2280

243  West  34th  St.. New York City




G. MALVIN DAVIS

Real  Estate—Insurance

Torkvllle Section

1276 Lexington Ave. at 86th at.      Lenox 897«




FRED. OPPENHEIMER

Real  Estate—Mortgage Loana

540 Bergen At., at I49th St.

Phone- MELRORB  5007





J. & E. REALTY CORPORATION

SELLING—LEASING—MANAGEMENT

Gotham  Bank  Building

1819 BROADWAY     Phone Columbui; T094 - 4(81




ABRAHAM SAFFIR

REAL   ESTATE

1472  BROADWAY.   LONGACRE  BLDG.

PtMne  BrrsDt 6944





ERNEST N. ADLER

Upper East Side Property a Specialty

ISOS   FIRST  AVE.,  at 79th  St.
■•tablished   1903                   Fbone:   Btilnelander  UK





WM.   B.   MERRALL

Industrial  Real   Eatate

342  MADISON  AVE.                  Vanderbilt 4699




ARTHUR L. SHAW

Washington   Heighta   Specialist

4032   BROADWAY.  ABOVE   169TH   STREET

Wadsworth 4150-4151





ARMSTRONG   &   ARMSTRONG

Real Estate A(ent» and Brokers

Zi2 ST. NICHOLAS AVE.— New BBhtb Atb. und
laist Btreet                    Phone: Momiogside 1376




JOHN   CONSTABLE  MOORE

REAL ESTATE

15 EAST 40th  ST.                        Vanderbilt 8189




SHERMAN & KIRSCHNER

Real Estate and Insurance
1641 Madison Ave.                 NEW YORK

Tel.   ITniversity  3237-7404





LEONARD MORGAN  CO.

Real Estate—Insurance—Estates Managed

Gotham   Bank   Building,   Columbus   Circle
Suite 504-5                            Phone: Columbus 1646




JAMES B. SPEYERS & CO., Inc.
Real Estate

CANADIAN   PACIFIC   BUILDING
342 Madison Ave.                                    Suite S14-81»





JAMES A. DOWD

Real Estate—Insurance
Renting—Management

874 SIXTH AVENUE, above 49th Street





ARTHUR G. MUHLKER

Rea!  Estate^Insurance

1112 PARK A^'K    VFAR 90TH ST

Leno'?   9435




WILLIAMS-DEXTER CO.. INC.

Greenwich   Village  Real  Estate
Insurance

Seventh Avenue and Perry Street   Chelsea 8096