Buyers to Improve W. 2Bth St. Site
Wagmore Realty Company, Jacob
Glass president, purchased from the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
the vacant plot at 135 and 137 West
Twenty-fifth street, 60x100, on which
will te erected a seven story store and
office building. The Metropolitan com
pany has advanced a building loan of
8175,000 for the project. M. Cohn & Co.
and Henry I. Cooper were the brokers.
TO BUILD ON DYCKMAN PLOT.
Wnifrlr Company Plana ituilum
Htraclnre on 207th Street.
L. J. Phillips & Co. sold for the
Donovan Estates, Inc., one of the largest
holders of property In the Dyokmau sec
tion, represented by Henry H. Mygatt,
to the Waverly Building Company (Louis
Gold & Co.), represented by SlgTrld
Malm, the vacant plot at the northeast
corner of Broadway and 207th street,
133x100. The purchasers will imme
diately improve the property with a
business building, and It Is understood
that leasing negotiations are under way
for space in the projected building.
ANOTHER FLAT FOR HEIGHTS.
Flans were filed yesterday for a six
story apartment house, 100x73.7, at 041
West 109th street for the 641 West
109th Street Construction Company. O.
if. Pelham, architect, estimates the cost
at $175,000.
M.ISCF.LLANEOVS LEASES.
Chester D. Clark Jeasod offices in the
new Munson Building to F. Oppenhelmer
& Co., in the International Commerce
Building to Allied Forwarding and Ship
ping Company, in 80 Maiden lane to
Charles Sriber, in the Maritime Building
to S. Henle, Inc., in 50 Broad street to
William Lynch, in 29 Broadway to Will
iam H. Motley & Co., in 69 Wall street
to Arias & Co. and hi 11 Broadway to
Thomas T. Bond.
