May 6, 2025 - 19:42
Barbara Corcoran, the renowned real estate mogul, has decided to part ways with her stunning 4,600-square-foot penthouse located on Fifth Avenue in New York City. Originally visited in 1992, Corcoran purchased the luxurious apartment in 2015, fulfilling a long-held dream. The penthouse boasts breathtaking views of the city skyline and features a spacious layout perfect for entertaining.
Corcoran has expressed her emotional attachment to the space, stating, "I never thought I would ever leave." The apartment reflects her personal style, showcasing a blend of elegance and comfort. With its prime location and expansive living areas, the penthouse has become a sought-after property in the competitive New York real estate market.
As she prepares to sell, Corcoran is looking forward to new adventures while bidding farewell to a home that has held many cherished memories. The listing has generated significant buzz, attracting potential buyers eager to own a piece of Manhattan luxury.
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