Rudy Giuliani Sells Luxury NYC Co-op After $1.5M Price Cut
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has sold his luxurious Upper East Side co-op after two years. The property, once a 'luxe man cave' for Giuliani, fetched $4.95 million, following a $1.55 million price cut. Giuliani initially purchased the Lenox Hill co-op at 45 East 66th Street in 2002 for $4.7 million. The apartment, which served as a retreat for the former mayor, featured a wood-paneled library that often appeared in the background of his interviews. The sale was completed in May 2021 to private equity investor Marc Lasry. Giuliani's financial situation, reportedly strained by legal cases stemming from his involvement with the Trump administration, may have influenced the sale. His lawyer recently stated that Giuliani was 'close to broke'. The sale of Giuliani's co-op for $4.95 million marks a significant transaction in the Upper East Side real estate market. Despite the price cut, the sale price is slightly more than what Giuliani paid for the property nearly two decades ago.
Read also:
- Eric Dane Diagnosed with ALS, Advocates for ACT for ALS
- Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: BP Faces Record-Breaking Settlement - Dubbed 'Largest Environmental Fine Ever Imposed'
- Meta Unveils Ray-Ban AR Display Sunglasses; TikTok Agrees to $200 Million Deal
- Historic downtown temples to receive restoration funds totaling over 25 million pesos
