If Jeff Zucker’s apartment closes for close to its $17.5 million asking price, it would be among the priciest to sell in NYC since coronavirus
CNN chief Jeff Zucker has inked a deal to sell his Manhattan apartment. While the sale price wasn’t clear, the Upper East Side apartment had been on the market asking $17.5 million.
If the deal closes for close to that price, the apartment would be among the priciest to have sold in New York City since the coronavirus pandemic stalled the city’s luxury housing market. Luxury home sales in Manhattan fell by about 54% in the second quarter compared to the same period last year, according to a recent report by Douglas Elliman....
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