From a NYT profile about superagent and Gensler design-loathing Ariel Emanuel: "In 1992, Ariel Zev Emanuel, a young operative with the struggling InterTalent agency, had a problem with the rent on a $639-a-month walk-up in the city’s modest Fairfax district. The landlord took him to court seeking eviction, and won. Today, Mr. Emanuel has a $10 million home in the Brentwood neighborhood..." For those power-hungry young assistants working their way up from the mailroom: Via Craigslist, it looks like a one-bedroom in a Spanish-style building in the Fairfax district now goes for about $1,275. [NYT]
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