Michael Gross On The New Yorker Profile Of Schwarzman
A Million here, a triplex there, and pretty soon it all adds up, keemo sabe. Michael Gross has issues with James B. Stewart’s profile of Steve Schwarzman in The New Yorker. All told, the 740 Park celebrated author finds the story ”pretty good.” But Gross finds a couple of hard facts off. From The Department of Factual Hyperbole from the 740Blog:
”Stewart writes, ‘In May, 2000, Schwarzman paid $37 million – reportedly a record sum at the time for a Manhattan co-op –for a thirty-five-room triplex on Park Avenue that was once owned by John D.
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