Last Updated：2022/12/24
As some of the early bohemian hangouts are being overwhelmed by a decidedly high-heeled and cologned crowd, and others give way to hotels and luxury rentals like the Ludlow, a 23-story brick-and-glass giant that looms over Katz’s Delicatessen, Mr. Misrahi finds himself vilified by some longtime Lower East Side watchers (even though the Ludlow, the most visible symbol of gentrification, is one of the few projects he had nothing to do with).
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As
some
of
the
early
bohemian
hangouts
are
being
overwhelmed
by
a
decidedly
high-heeled
and
cologned
crowd,
and
others
give
way
to
hotels
and
luxury
rentals
like
the
Ludlow,
a
23-story
brick-and-glass
giant
that
looms
over
Katz’s
Delicatessen,
Mr.
Misrahi
finds
himself
vilified
by
some
longtime
Lower
East
Side
watchers
(even
though
the
Ludlow,
the
most
visible
symbol
of
gentrification,
is
one
of
the
few
projects
he
had
nothing
to
do
with).
