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http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/15/realestate/15deal3.html
EX-XEROX CEO BUYS NEW $ 7.4M.
APARTMENT IN NEW-YORK
They Have to Live Somewhere
PERHAPS too
much has been said about those tiresome kings of finance, macho bankers
and hedge fund executives who have swooped in and picked up some of New
York’s most valuable real estate in good times — and less good times.But
they aren’t the only business people stepping up to find a new home,
despite the current uncertain market. Property records filed this month
show that Anne M. Mulcahy, the chairwoman and until recently chief
executive of Xerox, closed on a $7.4 million three-bedroom apartment on
the 13th floor in the Superior Ink condominium on West Street and West
12th Street.Ms. Mulcahy and her husband, Joseph, own a large
house on the beach in Fairfield, Conn.They also owned a three-bedroom
condo in the Grand Beekman, on East 51st Street, but sold that last year
when they were already in contract to buy at Superior Ink.Ms.
Mulcahy’s closing happened a day after Lisa Carnoy, the global head of
equity capital markets at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, closed on a
six-bedroom 4,300-square-foot apartment at the Harrison, a new condo
development designed by Robert A. M. Stern at 205 West 76th Street, for
$9.74 million.Property records show that Ms. Carnoy and her
husband, David, an editor at cnet.com, went into contract in January
2007, long before the Bank of America purchased Merrill Lynch last year
and paid $3.6 billion in disputed bonuses to key Merrill executives.
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