Citigroup's Pandit Buys Tony Randall Co-Op for $17.9 Million

Vikram Pandit House spending

Sept. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Vikram S. Pandit, chief executive
officer of Citigroup Inc.'s alternative investments unit, bought a
10-room Manhattan apartment that belonged to the late actor Tony
Randall for $17.9 million, according to public records.

The co-operative in the Beresford building at 81st Street is
a full floor, overlooks Central Park to the east and has its own
elevator, a listing by the Corcoran Group real estate brokerage
said when the apartment was offered. The New York Finance
Department's Web site recorded the sale today.

I always looked up to this guy what an amazing talented person..

Who doesnt know this..

Private Equitys Jackpot Is the Fees

The lion’s share of attention on private equity these days centers
on on the roughly 20 percent cut of profits that firms hold for
themselves. But is that focus misplaced?

Rehabiliation...

Building New 'Ecosystems' in Mumbai's Slums

Published: September 06, 2007 in India Knowledge@Wharton








On
September 1, the most ambitious program yet to resettle Mumbai's
Dharavi slum entered an active phase, promising to free the city of the
biggest embarrassment in its quest to become a global business
destination. A government agency began evaluating "prequalification"
bids submitted by developers across the world to build housing and
social infrastructure to resettle the slum's residents.

Any one who wants to make a quick buck. Guys go and buy some places near these slums and you will end up in a buck or two in the long run.

Mortgage and Beige book

Beige book claims that Housing impact on US economy is not that significant. I tend to disagree. Read more..

Beige Book Sees Little Impact Of Market Distress on Economy - WSJ.com

The National Association of Realtors' pending home sales index, a leading indicator of sales, plunged 12.2% in July. Meanwhile, jobless claims have risen in recent weeks, and a report Wednesday from Automatic Data Processing Inc. and Macroeconomic Advisers estimated that only 38,000 private-sector jobs were created last month.

What I did on Labour day weekend

I really had the best time of my life after a long and tiring. I met with nearly twenty of my friends from my Alma matter and went for a trip to Poconos.

What to say its definitely stunning to see what my friends had achieved over the past 3 years.

The trip started on saturday where we went to BuschKill falls. End up doing Trekking and Hiking ( This one was cool because we five of them skipped the trekking trail and pursued a path in woods).

Ended the day in country bar with catchup and some awesome 70s music.

Sunday we head to John Thorpe river for rafting. This one was even more amazing rafting in category 3 fore more than 5 hours.

Head back to manhattan after a tiring day around 12 pm.

Monday morning got up and head to Sarvana Bhavan a south Indian restaurant which serve come local delicacy called Dosas and so.

Continued my taking my friends around Manhattan South street seaport and Empire state building and wall street.

The night begins with Hooters which eventually progressed towards guys party in a Manhattan club.

Amazing summary

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