
Haute ‘Hoods: Celebrities on the Move in New York City
Here’s the latest on which athletes, artists and other high-profile personalities are buying, renting or selling homes in New York City.
Here’s the latest on which athletes, artists and other high-profile personalities are buying, renting or selling homes in New York City.
ON THE MARKET

Gucci’s Duplex Penthouse at Olympic Tower is going for $35 million. Purchased by Maurizio Gucci in the ’70s, the exquisite penthouse is located at Midtown’s renowned Olympic Tower Gucci’s daughters, Ales- sandra and Allegra, currently own the residence located on the 50th and 51st floors.
FOR RENT
Pop Princess Taylor Swift Rents West Village Townhouse For $39,500/Month. Taylor Swift has temporarily moved out of her swanky abode— the $20 million-dollar, nine-bed-room, eight-and-a-half-bathroom Tribeca duplex she acquired in 2015—as it undergoes a year-long renovation. In the meantime, she is renting a 5,400-square-foot, four-floor brick townhouse at 23 Cornelia St. in the West Village for a reported $39,500 per month.
SNAGGED

L.A. Clippers’ ‘J.J.’ Redick Scores $4.25M Brooklyn Penthouse. Los Angeles Clippers shooting guard Jonathan “J.J.” Redick recently moved into a swanky three-bedroom, four-bathroom penthouse in Dumbo. Purchased for $4.25 million, the 2,058-square-foot duplex is located at 51 Jay St. in a renovated warehouse that was converted into luxury condominiums.
SOLD

Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo Sell Their Spacious SoHo Digs. Shortly after the couple announced they were expecting, Maroon 5’s Adam Levine and Victoria’s Secret model Behati Prinsloo quickly sold their SoHo loft at 112 Greene St. The price tag? A cool $5.5 million. It seems that the parents to be figured 2,800 square feet of space might not be enough for the two of them and their soon-to-be newborn.
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