
Richard Gere's plans to become the latest celebrity to open a hotel have hit a snag. The
NY Daily News reports that Gere and his business partner Russell Hernandez paid $2.7 million for a 14-acre property in Bedford, New York. They plan to turn a fixer-upper old housing into a hotel and restaurant but need town approval in order to compete renovations because the buildings on the property are historic landmarks. Gere can't get town approval until it is proven that the plan will include handicap access. Hopefully by keeping his ambitions small,Gere will have better luck than some other celebs such as George Clooney and his ill-fated Las Ramblas project.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
the artist Jul 10th 2006 11:47PM
So the place will just sit empty, with no handicapped access anyway. Classic.
Kehrli Jul 11th 2006 2:44PM
Poor Mr. Gere. His architect has forgotten what everbody
knows. Handicapped access