megan01+FollowInside The Weeknd’s $35M Tribeca penthouseA piece of NYC celebrity history just hit the market—The Weeknd’s former Tribeca penthouse, once shared with Bella Hadid, is up for grabs at $35 million. This place isn’t just massive (over 5,000 sq. ft.), it’s got four bedrooms, five baths, and a 1,000 sq. ft. terrace perfect for summer nights. Imagine living where music and fashion royalty once called home! Would you pay a premium for a place with this kind of backstory, or is it all about the space and location for you? Let’s hear your take on what makes a home truly special. #RealEstate #NYCRealEstate #CelebrityHomes10Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowInside Genevieve Gorder’s dreamy NYC duplexGenevieve Gorder’s Manhattan duplex, featured on her own TV show, is now up for grabs at $4.3M—and it’s packed with character. She blended two units into a stunning four-bedroom space, keeping touches of the 1850s building’s history while making it totally livable for today. The place has two terraces and even private park access, which is rare in NYC. Gorder says every home needs a personal retreat—a “she-shed” or cozy nook—where you can recharge. What’s your must-have for a dream home sanctuary? #RealEstate #NYCRealEstate #GenevieveGorder00Share
randerson+FollowBilly Joel’s $4.5M NYC condo stays in the familyBilly Joel just sold his Nolita condo for $4.5 million—and the buyer is his own daughter, Alexa Ray Joel. This two-bedroom spot, with classic New York charm and top-notch amenities, has been Alexa’s home for a while, but now it’s officially hers. It’s a rare peek into how even celebrity real estate deals can be all about family. Meanwhile, Joel is also trying to sell his Long Island mansion, all while managing a treatable health condition. What do you think—would you buy a home from your parents if you could? #RealEstate #BillyJoel #NYCRealEstate180Share
megan01+FollowWhat’s really happening at 432 Park Ave?Luxury condos at Manhattan’s iconic 432 Park Ave are now selling at deep discounts, with some owners facing huge losses. One designer’s $21M condo is now listed for $17.25M—and it’s heading for foreclosure after years of failed sales. The building, once the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, has been plagued by lawsuits, resident complaints, and even reports of cracking concrete. Yet, despite all the drama, some buyers are still interested. Would you take a chance on a discounted unit here, or is the building’s reputation too far gone? #RealEstate #NYCRealEstate #432ParkAve00Share
