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Real estate record and builders' guide: [v. 104, no. 2: Articles]: July 12, 1919

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July 12, 1919 NEWKIRK AV.—W, T. McCarthy, 16 Court st, is preparing plans for a 4-sty brick apart¬ ment on Newkirk av, between East 13th and 14th sts, for tbe A. E. A. Realty Corp., A. E. Anixta, president, 212 5th av, Manhattan, owner and builder. Cost, $55,000. CECURCHES- PENNSYLVANIA AV.—E. M, Adelsohn, 1778 Pitkin av, is preparing plans for a 2-sty brick synagogue, 50x100 ft. on the weat side of Pennsyl¬ vania av, 50 ft north of Belmont av, for the Congregation Sons of Jacob, Harry Schames, pres., 293 Vermont st, owner. Cost, $70,000. DWELLINGS, WEST lOTH ST.-W. F. Kenworth, 112 East 19th st Manhattan, has completed plans for fourteen 2^-sty frame dwellings, 16x44 ft, in West 10th st and Av R for the John P, Churlo Corp., Kings Highway and West llth st, owner and builder. Total cost, $80,000. 75TH ST.—Plans have been prepared privately for forty 2-sty dwellings, 20x62 ft, at 75th st and 15tb av for Rupp Bros., 153 Remsen st, owners and builders. OCEAN PARKWAY,—P. Caplan, 16 Court st, has plans in progress for two 2-sty brick and stucco dwellings, 26x50 ft. at Ocean parkway and Cortelyou rd for R. Schnitman, East 4th st, owner and builder. Total cost, $25,000. AV K.—Froling Sc Holler. 150 Nassau st, Man¬ hattan, have prepared plans for a 2-sty frame dwelling, 36x22 ft, at tbe northwest corner of Av K and East 24tb st for the Builtwell Homes Co.. 1800 Church av, owner and builder. Cost, $7,500. WEST ST,—Max Hirsch, 215 Montague st, has completed plans for three 2-sty brick dwell¬ ings, 20x62 ft, in tbe east side of West st, 260 ft south of Av C, for the Prosper Improvement Co., 278 Kosciusko st, owner and builder. Total cost, $21,000. 77TH ST.—C. H. Wabl, 110 12th st, has pre¬ pared plans for eleven 1-sty frame dwellings, 26x48 ft, in the north side of 77th st, 160 ft west of 10th av, for Larsen Sc Jasper, 4605 5tb av, owners and builders. Total cost, $71,500. AV K.—F. A. Parker, 44 Court st, has com¬ pleted plans for a 2%-sty frame dwelling, 25x 50 ft, at the southwest corner Av K and East 22d st for tbe Metropolitan Home Builders, 44 Court st, owners and builders. Cost, $10,500. 56TH ST,—S. L. Malkind, 1270 54tb st. has completed plans for four 2-sty frame dwellings, 25x56 ft, in the south side and north side of 56tb st, 140, ISO and 380 ft west of 16th av, for John Connelly, 1527 56th st. owner and builder. Total cost, $40,000. EAST 23D ST.—F. A. Norris, 584 East 14th St. has completed plans for ^ve 2J^-sty frame dwellings, 22x31 ft, in the east side of East 23d st, 180 ft south of Av I, for the Metropolitan Home Builders. 44 Court st, owners and build¬ ers. Total cost, $35,000, EAST 3oTH ST,—Robt. T. Schaefer, 1526 Flatbush av, has plans in progress for two 2- sty brick dwellings, 20x58 ft, in the east side of East 35tb st, 150 ft south of Av L, for Patrick Carey, 1833 East 3oth st, owner, who will take bids on general contract July 15. Cost. $9,000 each. EAST 48TH ST.—Robert T. Schaefer, 1526 Flatbush av. has plans in progress for a 2%-sty frame dwelling, 20x42 ft, in the east side of East 28th st, 97 ft nortb of Av O. for Edward Hack 4820 Av N, Brooklyn, owner and builder. Cost, $9,000. AV K.—Froling & Holler, Inc.. 150 Nassau st, have completed plans for a 2-sty frame dwelling, 34x22 ft, at the northeast corner of Av K and East Sth st for the Builtwell Homes Corp,, 1800 Cburcb av, owner and builder. Cost. $7,500. KENMARE PL.—Slee Sc Bryson. 154 Montague st, have completed plans for two 2%-sty frame dwellings, 42x41 ft, in the east side of Ken¬ mare pl, 300 ft south of Av K, for H. A. Sc A. M. Buckley Co., Inc-. 25 Buckingham rd, owners and builders. Total cost, $14,000. STERLING ST.—W. H. Ludwig, 801 Eastern parkway, has completed plans for five 2-sty brick dwellings, 17x40 ft, in the north side of Sterling st, 503 and 420 ft west of Bedford av, for James Weild, ItOS Lincoln pl, owner and builder. Total cost, $30,000, EAST 14TH ST.—S. Millman & Son, 26 Court st, have completed plans for a 2-sty frame dwell¬ ing, 26x56 ft, in the east side of East 14th st, 440 ft south of Av I, for Burnett Arbintz, 269 Rockaway av, owner. Cost, $14,500. CLARENDON RD.—P. Tillion, 103 Park av, has plans in progress for five 2-sty dwellings, with basements, four of which are to measure 20x35 ft and one measuring 26x58 ft, at tbe cor¬ ner of Clarendon rd and 34tb st for Ivor Iver- son, 559 East 34tb st, owner and builder. Coat, $7,000 each. EAST 2D ST-—Herman A. Weinstein, 32 Court st, have completed plans for five 2-sty brick dwellings, 20x55 ft. witb garages, in the east side of East 2d st. 100 ft south of Av P. for tbe South Side Building Co,, 287 Vermont av, Jos¬ eph Stromwasser. president, owner and bulldec. Total cost, $50,000. SSTH ST.—Koch & Wagner, 32 Court st. have completed plans for a 2^-sty frame dwelling, 24x50 ft, in tbe nortb side of 5Stb st, 150 ft RECORD AND GUIDE west of 15tb av, for Benjamin Kogan, 29 Boerum pl, owner and builder. Cost, $10,000. 15TH ±i.Y.~M. A, Cantor, 373 Pulton st has plans m progress for two 2-sty frame dwellings, 30x52 ft, at tbe southeast corner of ^.^ch av and 51§t st for Morris Bienenstock, 1257 47th st, owner and uuilder. _ Cost, $15,000 each. JOHNSON AV,—Plans have been prepared privately for two 2-sty frame -wellings, 16x35 ft, on Johnson av, 160 - off Broadway, for the Park Lane Realty Co., 10240 Jamaica av, Rich¬ mond Hill, L. I., owner and builder. Owner la ready for sub-contracts. Total cost, $8,000. SOTH ST.—John C, Wandeli, 8525 4tb av, has completed plans for four 2-sty brick dwellings, 20x60 ft, at the southeast corner of 80th st and 7tb av for Domenick-Cozenzia, ±6'62 67th st, owners and builders. Cost, $36,000. EAST lOTH ST,—Samuel Millman & Son, 1780 Pitkin av, have completed plans for four 2-sty frame dwellings, 18x40 ft, at the northeast corner of East 10th st and Av N and at the north side of Av N, 24 ft east of East 10th st, for Samet & Pox, 99 Dumont av, owners and builders. Cost, $20,000. EAST 17TH ST.—A. W. Pierce, 26 Court st, has completed plans for two 2-sty frame dwell¬ ings, 18x40 ft, on East 17th st, 380 ft north of Av 0, for George M. Craigen Co., 637 Mansfield pl, owner and builder. Cost, $12,000. PROSPECT PARK WEST.—A. Freeman, 29 West 34th st, has completed plans for a 4-sty 59 brick dwelling, 24x71 ft, on the north side ot Prospect Park Weat, 49 ft west of Carroll st, for Jerome Lawineg, 9 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, owner and builder. Cost, $35,000. 81ST ST.—J, S, Kennedy, 157 Remsen st, has completed plans for a 2-sty frame dwelling, 20x 52 ft, at the' northwest corner of Slst st and Colonial rd for Senior & Allen, Inc., 5(B 5th av Manhattan, owners and builders. Cost, $8,000. EAST 18TH ST,—A, W. Pierce, 26 Court st, has completed plans for two 2-sty frame dwell¬ ings, 18x40 ft, in tbe east side of East 18th st, SO ft north of Av 0, for George M. Craigen Co.* 637 Mansfield pl, Brooklyn, owner and builder. Cost, $12,000. EAST OTH ST.—Robert T. Schaefer, 1426 Flatbush av, has completed plans for a 2%-sty frame dwelling, 26x42 ft, witb garage, in the west side of East Oth st, 380 ft south of Av I, for Wm. Bordfeid, 2821 Av N, owner and builder. Cost, $10,000, 15TH AV.—DeRose & Cavaleira, 345 East 149th st, the Bronx, will prepare plans for eight 2-sty frame dwellings, 20x60 ft, on 15tb av, be¬ tween 76tb and 77th sts, for owner and builder, to be announced later. Total cost, $56,000. CARROLL ST.—Arend & Towner, 105 West 40tb St. Manhattan, have completed plans for a 4-sty brick and limestone residence, 34x67 ft in the south side of Carroll st, 226 ft east of Sth av, for John W. McDonald, 10 Cedar av, Allen¬ hurst, N. J., owner. 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