Universal Music C.E.O. Closes on $10 M. Plaza Condo
July 9, 2007 | 1:28 p.m
The Plaza officially has its first entertainment bigwig in residence.
Doug Morris, Chairman and C.E.O. of Universal Music, and his wife Monique have purchased a condo in the refurbished hotel for approximately $9.9 million, according to city records.
Mr. Morris got his start in the music business as a songwriter, penning such classics as the 1966 hit by The Chiffons “Sweet Talkin’ Guy.” He has since climbed up the ranks in the industry and now oversees a roster that includes 50 Cent, Elton John and Sting, just to name a few.
No word on whether or not Mr. Morris’ walls are soundproof.
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