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NYC Loans One To DC

It hardly seems fair. Mike Fishman is one of those guys who loves New York so much he won an award from REBNY last month for his contributions to the city as president of SEIU 32BJ, the local chapter of the property service workers union. Hes worked with the city lately on affordable housing, landmarking, and immigration. His reward? In October, he shipped off for DC, where hes now EVP at the national level--so he can show em how its done. Hes traded the 6 train and fifth-floor brownstone walkup for a car and a house in DCs Kensington neighborhood, where hes still getting used to the idea that the volume on his TV won't bother the neighbors.

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