Tag: Celebrity real estate

Nathan Lane sells an apartment in downtown New York for $4.27 million

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The Tony Award winning actor has sold Tony Tribeca’s house. Nathan Lane, loved for his roles In the movie “The Producers” and his hilarious act in the 1996 movie “The Birdcage”, he came out of a tripod, left of the stage. Lynn, also a writer, said goodbye to 2,757 square feet at 35 North Moore Street at a cost of $4.27 million, according to city funding records filed Tuesday. He listed it for $4.65 million last June. The asking price remained constant until the conclusion of the contract less than…

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Chevy Chase and daughter sell Brooklyn apartment for less than a million dollars

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Emily Evelyn Chase, the youngest daughter of actor/comedian Chevy Chase, has She sold her Park Slope apartment at 145 Park Place Its full asking price is $989,000. Emily bought the apartment with her father in 2018 for $912,000. They put it back on the market last November. Chevy congratulated his daughter, her mediator Stephen Marvin of Serhant and his attorney Jonathan Moftadi on his Instagram account: “Congratulations to my daughter, @em_chases on selling her apartment! Special thanks to: @stevemarvin and @jonnymovserhant.” Emily, who serves as senior director of the National…

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Kerry Washington, the former ‘Scandal’ star’s New York City home, is asking for $25 million

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scandal! Hire ex-actress Kerry Washington is back on the market for $25 million — after a massive price cut and $2.5 million brokerage swap. The stunning Bronx-born star of the films “Scandal” and “Little Fires Everywhere” paid nearly $70,000 a month to live in her 6,168-square-foot Upper West Side penthouse on 50 Riverside Blvd. When she was on Broadway, she starred in “American Son” in 2019. (The combined fee is an additional $6,914 per month). “We spent a lot of time looking for a place with enough room for our…

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Flipping Out star Jeff Lewis sells luxury home in Hollywood Hills for $5.2 million

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This celebrity bravo flips outside his house. Jeff Lewis, 51, has sold his custom-built home in Hollywood Hills, California, for $5.2 million. Records show that the “Flipping Out” star and interior designer bought the home for $3.13 million in 2016. Over the years he’s added his personal touch, bringing luxury finishes into the home including an iPad-controlled Sonos system, advanced security system, and Lutron lighting throughout. He initially listed the three-bedroom, four-bathroom home in 2020 for $5.8 million Podcast host “Jeff Lewis Has Problems” Price cut to $5.5 million a…

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Buyers of Prince Charles’ $6.7 million home should let him fish there

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Prince Charles’ gorgeous former home is up for sale for the first time since he sold it more than 27 years ago – but there’s a catch. Listed at around $6.7 million, the next buyer should be fine with HRH standing by for the hunt. The listing shows that since the house was built in 1906, the house has been owned by the Duchy of Cornwall – a property that funds “the public, charitable and private activities of the Prince of Wales and his family,” according to the His website.…

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Jerry Stiller And Anne Meara’s UWS Home In Contract With $5M Order

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Upper West Side home where the late Jerry Stiller And Anne Mira They raised their children, Amy and The son ofIt entered into a contract after entering the market for $5 million in July. At that time, Ben – who is it Working on a documentary About his late parents who will include his childhood home at 118 Riverside Drive – He told the New York Times, He remembers Thanksgiving dinner with Rodney Dangerfield and other gatherings with guests including William Hurt, Sylvia Miles and Francis Ford Coppola. (Jerry Stiller,…

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Stay in Carrie Bradshaw’s SATC Apartment for $23 on Airbnb

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If you can’t help but wonder what it would be like to be Carrie Bradshaw for a day, now’s your chance. For just $23 a night, Airbnb offers guests the chance to bask in the famous brownstone apartment of the “Sex and the City” character — wardrobe included. While Sarah Jessica Park’s Bradshaw lived on a writer’s salary on a spacious one-bedroom Upper East Side – which would cost at least $3,000 a month today – this rather nostalgic stay in the Tony Chelsea neighborhood would be at a global…

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Robert De Niro’s West Village home sells for $12 million

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The Post has learned that Robert De Niro’s nearly 37-year-old former New York City home has sold for $11.98 million. Records show that the four-bedroom, four-bathroom West Village property was owned by the legendary actor from 1975 until 2012, when he sold it for $9.5 million. Initially listed in 2019 for $22.75 million, the home saw a huge drop in prices before finding a buyer last month. It was also rented briefly in 2018 for $45,000 per month. The Italianate-style residence, built in 1852, features views of James J. Walker…

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Candyman Mark Tarnofsky puts the UES mansion at auction for $4 million

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Just in time for Halloween! Candy businessman Mark Tarnovsky of Campus Candy and his wife Sarah put their tiny Upper East Side home up for auction with a minimum bid of $4 million. The move comes after nearly a decade of trying to sell it the traditional way, as the ground and basement duplexes have been in operation and off the market since 2012. Its highest order was $6.49 million in 2015. The 4,400-square-foot, two- to three-bedroom home is located at 157 E. 84th St. , a modern limestone and…

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Inside Edgar Allan Poe’s infernal New York City housing hunt

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Amenities include: a heart beating under the floorboards, ghosts and jet-black crows banging on your door. For a lucky few lovers of literature, New York City offers a chance to follow in the footsteps and even sleep under the same roof as the fearsome American writer, Edgar Allan Poe. Poe’s chilling spine masterpieces were written in residences across town and reflect some of the personal horrors he experienced here. Poe wrote of Manhattan in 1844 in a newspaper series Business in Gotham: “The city is full of strangers, and everything…

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