WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann is making a second attempt to sell his property in hopes of finding a buyer. Neumann and his co-founder wife, Rebekah Neumann, have listed their luxurious six-bedroom New York triplex for $32 million. The property was initially put on the market for $37.5 million in 2020 but was taken off due to the pandemic’s impact on the real estate market.
In 2017, Neumann purchased a duplex and a top-floor unit at 78 Irving Place for $27.5 million. He combined the units to create a spacious 7,880-square-foot penthouse. Additionally, he owns two apartments on the first floor of the same building, which he purchased for $7.2 million. The home, designed by Pietro Cicognani, offers luxury features such as keyed elevator access to all three levels.
Upon entering the penthouse, visitors will be greeted by wood-paneled walls, plaster ceiling rosettes, and luxurious finishes from France. The home also features a skylit spiral staircase and a private 955-square-foot rooftop terrace. With only six units in the building, residents can enjoy exclusive white-glove service.
The listing for the property highlights the penthouse’s unique blend of luxury and elegance, with meticulous attention to detail in every aspect. Tal Alexander with OFFICIAL is handling the sale of the property.
In addition to the triplex, Neumann recently sold a townhouse in Greenwich Village for $13.65 million, which he and his wife had purchased in 2013 for $10.5 million. Neumann’s departure from WeWork came after the co-working company experienced financial difficulties, leading to the cancellation of its planned IPO. Despite the setback, Neumann received a substantial payout from SoftBank for stepping down.
After leaving WeWork, Neumann ventured into real estate once again and secured a $350 million investment from Andreessen Horowitz. The venture capital firm traded the investment for a share of Neumann’s real estate holdings, primarily located in the Sun Belt states. Since then, Neumann has been acquiring apartment buildings in cities like Atlanta, Miami, and Nashville.
For further information, representatives for Neumann have been contacted by The Post.
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