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KECORD AM) CUIDE
August 19, 1916
BROOKLYN'S OLDEST
Real Estate Office
FIRM ESTABLISHED 1843
^j)e Cljauncep
3aeal CsJtate Co,
187 MONTAGUE ST.
BORO OF BROOKLYN, NEW YORK CITY
Telephones, 4300, 4301, 4302 Main
Appraisers Auctioneer!
AGENTS AND GENERAL
a^eal Csitate JlrofeerjJ
Members
Brooklyn Board of Real Estate Broken
Real Estate Board of New York
Members Brooklyn Board of R. E. Brokers
ESTABLISHED 1882
DAVID PORTER, Inc.
Real Estate Agents
Brokers, Appraisers
APPRAISERS FOR
The United States Government
The State of New York
The City of New York
The Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable Trust Co.
The U. S. Title Guaranty Co., etc., etc.
215 MONTAGUE STREET
Telephone, 828 Main BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Firm Established 1874
CoRwiTH Bros.
Greenpoint
Real Estate
FACTORY SITES
A SPECIALTY
Mortgage Loans, Appraisals, Insurance
Entire Management of Property
851 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn
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BROOKLYN
ESTATE MANAGERS
Members
Brooklyn Board of Real Estate Brokert
CHAS. L. GILBERT, Pres.
ROBT. E. PATTERSON, Sec'y
NOAH CLARK, Inc.
Real Estate—Insurance
Watar Fronts, Factory Situ, Appraieal*
Main Ofhce
837 Manhattan Avenue
Branches
545 Moritaii Avenue 753 Nostrand Avenu*
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Member AlUed Real Estate Interests
Member Brooklyn Board of Real Estate Brokers
Money to Loan on First Mortgages
5%
Joseph T. McMahon
REAL ESTATE and
MORTGAGE LOANS
188 and 190 MONTAGUE STREET
BROOKLYN
TeUphone 834 Main
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
COLLECTING, RENTING
AND MANAGEMENT OP ESTATES
have leased the house lo .lustice Leojiold
Prince.
145TH ST.—The Bond & Mortgage Guaranty
Co. sold 406 West 14.5th st. a 4-sty dwelling,
l.').6xr«.ll. The buyer is said to be .T. H.
Murphy, the present tenant.
ISSTH ST.—Ennis & Sinnott resold to tho K.
T. B. Realty Co., Katzman *i Tunie, the plot,
100x95, in the south side of IHSth st, 10(1 ft.
west of St. Nicholas av. The buyers will im¬
prove with two 5-sty apartment houses. M. 1.
Strunsky & Co. were the brokers,
Bronx.
KELLY ST,—The Kenton Construction Co.
sold 745 Kelly st, a 3-sty house, on lot 25x100.
1.J6TH ST.—Peter Handibode sold to John Eg¬
gers .'iOO to 30.S East 1.56th st, two 5-sty apart¬
ment houses, each 50x9.S,5, between Courtlandt
and Park avs.
158TH ST,—Isaac Scblesinger has sold to
John E, L. Beals the 2-sty house at the north¬
east corner of 158th st aud German pl, on plot
78xS9,10x Irreg.
1.S0TH ST.—Brooks & Momand have sold for
the Elkin Holding Co, the vacant plot at the
southeast corner ot ISOth st and Valentine av,
67x113. They have arranged a building loan
for the purchaser, who will erect on the plot
a 5-sty apartment house.
DALY AV.—The two new 5-sty apartment
houses at the southeast corner of Daly av and
181st st, 1.58.10x100 ft,, were sold by the Si¬
monia Realty Corporation, Simon Shapiro, presi¬
dent, to the estate of Pincus Lowenfeld and
Lowenfeld & Prager, The holding price was
.$2.50,000,
MORRIS PARK AV,—Frank Hagan sold for
George Lahrmann a lot 25x72 on Morris Park
av, 370 ft, from Williamsbridge rd, abutting
Woodmansten Inn, to Julius Stoll,
POPHAM AV.—Steven B, Ayres has sold for
Edward Meckert to Dr. J, A, Buda. two lots.
.50x100, on Poyham av, adjoining the residence
of the buyer,
RYER AV.—Frederick Brown purchased from
the Faiella .Construction Co, 2.342 Ryer av, a 5-
sty apartment house, plot 75x100.
SHERMA.V AV.—William S. Sussman and
Richard Wagner sold the block fronting .'Hill
ft. on Sherman av, between 165th and IHOth sts,
for the Peerless Realty Co,, Martin H, Good-
kind, president, to a builder who will erect 5-
sty, non-elevator apartment houses, Lind ti
Pfeifter were the attorneys.
WASHINGTON AV,—Clement H, Smith sold
the 5-sty apartment at 1133 Washington av
corner Gouverneur pl, for about $30,000, The
seller took in part payment the 2-fam, house,
45x100, at 4.50 Beach st, in the Clason Point
section,
WALTON AV.—Morris Sax sold tor the West
Bronx Building Co., John P, Boyland, president,
the 5-sty new-law apartment, .50x1.35, at 3!i2li
Walton av, to Charles Schloerb, who gave in
part payment the 3-fam, house at 1013 .3d av
20x80,
Brookljrn.
HALSEY ST,—Mclnerney Klinck Realty Co.
has sold the 1-fam. dwelling at 10.3A Halsev st
on lot 20x100, for the L. A, S, Building Corp.
QUINCY ST.—A, J. Waldron has sold for the
estate of Anna S. Smith the plot about .50x115,
in the south side ot Quincy st, 125 tt. west of
Classon av, to Ralph M, Hart, who will build a
garage, from plans by P, Tillion & Sons.
QUINCY ST,—A, J. Waldron sold for the
estate ot Anna S, Smith the plot, 50x115, in the
south side of Quincy st, 125 ft. west of Classon
av, to a buyer who will build a garage,
PRESIDENT ST.—John Pullman has sold 6-1(1
President st, a 4-sty tenement, on plot 37x1(10,
for Mrs, Mary Storneck,
RUTLEDGE ST.—Charles Buermann & Co,
have sold for Fred Kramer, executor tor the
estate of ex-Judge William Kramer, the resi¬
dence at 100 Rutledge st to M, Reichel.
.54TH ST, ETC—O, E, Larson sold tor A, P
Munson (!4!l .54th st; also for M. Enteman 064
^2d st; for the Ridgewood Successors 5421
ith av, at the northwest corner ot 55th st ■ for
Realty Associates 1117 51st st: for Hamilton
Builders 03S 55th st, a lot 20x100, in the north
side of ,56th st, 300 ft, east of Oth av and 1102
.5.5th st ; and for John H, O, Rourke 842 57th st
7.STH ST,—Louis Stern, with Horace S, Elv
& Co,, sold a plot of six lots, 120x100, in the
south side of 78th st, between 14th and luth avs
for J. Thomas and others,
BAY RIDGE AV,—Walter S, Ross sold for the
Realty Associates to a builder a plot, .SllxllKI, on
the north side ot Bay Ridge av, east of (ith av.
CONEY ISLAND AV.—Frank H. Tyler sold
1(114 Coney Island av, near .Newkirk av a ,3-sty
store and flats, to A, M, Ward tor about .f 11 .50(1
and flve lots in East 2d st, near Albemarle rd'
for F, W, C, Meyers.
CONEY ISLAND AV, ETC—Frank H, Tyler
reports the following sales: 1014 Coney Island
av, a :!-Bty store and flats, to A, M, Ward for
about .f 11.500; also flve lots in Bast 2d st near
Albemarle rd for F. W. C. Meyers.
FORBELL AV.—Henry Rockmore has sold
the following 2-tam. houses: 52 Forbell av to
Louis Adler; XI', Forbell av to Charles C an'l
Catharine Sanger, and 220 Forbell av to Henr>-
and Marie Lankenau.
•3D AV,—Mark Groskin sold the store proii-
erty at 4403 3d av, to Robert Markusschewitz
A, Ettinger was the broker.
Queens.
LONG ISLAND CITY,—Cross & Brown Co
i?}^^^ conjunction with Pell & Tibbit the plot
.lOxlOO, in the west side of Stemmler st, bi-
(ween Van de Venter av and Wilson av, in the
Steinway section. The buyer contemplates im¬
proving this plot with a 4-sty apartment housr
The same brokers also sold the plot, .5iixl54x
l.)b, on the west side of Boulevard, about (Kl
ft, south of Bodine st, to H, c, Horn Co
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215 MONTAGUE STREET
Brooklyn
Tel, 27,18-9 Msi,T Branch, 177 Sevtnlh Ave
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Established 1890
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Real Estate Brokers
Clarei^ce B. Smith
Real Estate Agent
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State of New York City of New York
Long Island Railroad
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AT BROOKLYN AVENUE
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
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REAL ESTATE
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