Sentence Correction

After years of working on Wall Street, an apartment in lower Manhattan still felt like his home for famed investment banker John E. Callan, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton.
A) an apartment in lower Manhattan still felt like his home for famed investment banker John E. Callan, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
B) famed investment banker John E. Callan still considered his lower Manhattan apartment home, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
C) an apartment in lower Manhattan still felt like home for famed investment banker John E. Callan, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
D) John E. Callan, a famed investment banker, still considered his lower Manhattan apartment home, even though he too owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
E) famed investment banker John E. Callan still considered his lower Manhattan apartment home, even despite his owning of a house in Rye and in East Hampton

OA after sometime!

GmatKiss wrote:After years of working on Wall Street, an apartment in lower Manhattan still felt like his home for famed investment banker John E. Callan, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton.
A) an apartment in lower Manhattan still felt like his home for famed investment banker John E. Callan, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
B) famed investment banker John E. Callan still considered his lower Manhattan apartment home, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
C) an apartment in lower Manhattan still felt like home for famed investment banker John E. Callan, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
D) John E. Callan, a famed investment banker, still considered his lower Manhattan apartment home, even though he too owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
E) famed investment banker John E. Callan still considered his lower Manhattan apartment home, even despite his owning of a house in Rye and in East Hampton

OA after sometime!

Hmmm... We can eliminate option A & C due to incorrect usage of modifier. Both A and C illogically modifies an apartment.
option E is incorrect because of 'even despite' - awkward and unidiomatic
option D -- Vague! also the usage 'he too' looks awkward to me.

Option B is CORRECT. Properly modifies 'Famed investment banker John E. Callan'. Rest of the sentence is also clear.

B is the answer.
D, too is akward and used incorrectly

Confused between B and D
Bt i will go with B

B is the winner here.

In choice D, "even though he too owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton", effectively means there were other people who owned house in Rye ..... => Doesn't make sense in context of the sentence.

Crick

IMO B .

D mentions he too owns a house.. so it means that there are other people who own houses there.. This is not what the statement intends to mean..!!

OA : B