As the Tribeca Film Festival opened last night with Whatever Works, Woody Allen‘s new film starring comedian Larry David, the procession of talent filing into the Zeigfeld Theatre seemed to collectively decide that the safest thing to do, considering the masses of screaming passersby, overeager reporters, and elbow-grabbing publicists, was to get inside as Read More
Under trolling clouds, some 1,200 ladies sashayed through Vanderbilt Gate on Wed., May 2 to the 25th annual “Hat Luncheon.” Hosted by the Women’s Committee of the Central Park Conservancy, the list of upper-class attendees included Grace Hightower DeNiro, Malaak Compton-Rock, Amy Fine Collins, Blaine Trump, Muffie Potter Aston, and Harper’s Bazaar editor Glenda Bailey. Read More
Grace Hightower has a saintly husband (Robert De Niro), a new Central Park West duplex (which cost $20.9 million) and a freshly bought fixer-upper townhouse (on far East 89th Street).
So she apparently didn’t need her 67-square-foot storage room at the Upper East Side’s Trump Palace. According to city records, she sold Read More
Though Grace Hightower and her godly husband Robert De Niro just paid $20.9 million for a 15-room Central Park West apartment last month, she has also bought a $3,440,000 limestone townhouse at 516 East 89th Street.
“She’s going to gut it and renovate it,” said listing broker Beverly Feingold, a vice president at Halstead. “It Read More
Though Grace Hightower and her godly husband Robert De Niro just paid $20.9 million for a 15-room Central Park West apartment last month, she has also bought a $3,440,000 limestone townhouse at 516 East 89th Street.
“She’s going to gut it and renovate it,” said listing broker Beverly Feingold, a vice president at Halstead. “It Read More
Scorsese at home.
Director Martin Scorsese is asking $6.7 million for his East 62nd Street townhouse, according to the New York Post. Mr. Scorsese has owned the five-story home for close to 20 years, before listing it with Edward Lee Cave. (Not sure if the vintage Renior poster is included in Read More
Affordable Housing or Lack Thereof
