More Chop Sney for Broadway. I
C. William Lynch of Dwlght, Archi- I
bald ft Perry, Inc., leased the second !
.'loor in 1604 Broadway and 732 Seventh j
avenue to Chin Lee of Providence, R. I., :
for a restaurant, at an aggregate rental |
of about $500,000,
Loan #800,000 on "Co-op" Flat.
Lawrence, Blake & Jewell have ar |
ranged a first mortgage of $300,000 at j
6 per cent., for ten years, on the ten j
story fireproof apartment house, 75x !
100, at 45 East Sixty-second street,
which was recently sold to a tenant
group by Douglas L. Elliman & Co.
Baalneaa Properties Sold.
Through the purchase of a lot on
EES0ETS.
the west side of Haven avenue, facing [
170th street. Charles M. Rosenthal now I
controls a site of 41., Xot-s fronting 50
feet on Haven avenue and also on
Riverside Drive. The seller, the estate
of Adolph Wurxburger, acquired the
lot ut the sale of the Susan B. Ward |
estate more than a quarter of a cen- '
tury ago. Lb J. Phillips <& Co. were the I
brokers.
Kuland & Whiting-Benjamin Com
pany sold for Martha H. Taylor et al..
the five story store and loft building at
14 East Forty-eighth street to Charles G. i
Bohn iind associates. Otterbourg, Steind- !
ler & Houston represented the seller.
Harry K. Zlttel sold for the Winter |
estate to B. B. Amron. antique dealer, I
the four story twenty foot business
building at 712 Lexington avenue, near
Fifty-seventh street.
Albert H. Stout sold for Mrs. Prls
cllla D. Barclay lib West Fifty-fourth
street, a three story garage. 25x100.
J. P. * E. J. Murray sold the three
story store and loft at 2011 Third ave
nue, near 110th street, 26x110.
