Still Snooty: Gaining Acceptance to Some Co-ops Is as Hard as Ever
When it comes to "social buildings," as brokers refer to an elite subset of Uptown co-ops, having money is just the prerequisite.
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All Tomorrow’s Parties: Wall Street Bon Vivant Snaps Up $8.95M East Side Townhouse
Is hedge funder Larry Creel, a partner at Edgewood Management, ready to settle down? It's difficult to say. Mr. Creel, with his wife Dana Fentress Creel, has just closed on a townhouse at 110 East 78th Street, according to city records, paying $8.95 million for the charming four-bedroom, which dates to 1899. But homey as the place looks, as the nosier precincts of the press—and public documents—have it, the life and times of Creel have been a bit, unsettled, in recent years.
At The Pierre: Only $35 M
Everyone knows that Manhattan’s most expensive apartment is still Martin Zweig’s $70 million penthouse at The Pierre. Of course, it
