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Price Cuts: Amy Schumer's and Bill Cosby's homes get reductions; Park Ave penthouse with pool now $2M off

From July 1-7, 2025, fewer than 200 condos, co-ops, condops, and townhouses in core New York City areas experienced price reductions. These included 19 Cranberry Street in Brooklyn Heights, whose exteriors were famously used as the Castorini family home in Academy Award-winning film Moonstruck. More recently, it was purchased by actress/writer Amy Schumer.

Former owner Edwards Rullman was the chairman of the Historic Preservation Committee of the Brooklyn Heights Association, and a key figure in the neighborhood's designation as New York City's first historic district. Ms. Schumer bought the house in June 2022, but listed it for $14 million less than three years later to move closer to her son's school in Manhattan. The price reduction brings it down to $12.75 million.
If the house goes for the reduced price, Ms. Schumer would roughly break even, having paid $12.5 million ($1.5 million over the last ask) for it. However, this doesn't account for a backyard renovation by Michael Van Valkenburgh, whose portfolio includes the nearby Brooklyn Bridge Park. He replaced the brick patio with turf and added a children's playset. 6sqft notes that the backyard can serve as a gated parking spot; additional features include a terrace overlooking the backyard, an eat-in kitchen, a full-floor primary suite, a basement-level home gym, and a custom wine cellar.

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2 Sutton Place South, 450 East 57th Street
2 Sutton Place South, 450 East 57th Street Beekman/Sutton Place
Southgate, 400 East 52nd Street
Southgate, 400 East 52nd Street Beekman/Sutton Place
251 East 61st Street
251 East 61st Street Lenox Hill
Sutton Hall, 350 East 57th Street
Sutton Hall, 350 East 57th Street Midtown East
100 United Nations Plaza
100 United Nations Plaza Turtle Bay/United Nations

19 Cranberry Street, #TH (Modlin Group LLC)

In Manhattan, disgraced comedian Bill Cosby adjusted the price of an Upper East Side townhouse purchased in his name but lived in by his late son Ennis Cosby. The four-story house in the Treadwell Farm Historic District was initially listed for just under $7 million in April 2025, but the reduction brings it down to $6.75 million. Mansion Global announced the reduction and noted that the Cosbys are facing foreclosure on the house following a lawsuit from their lender.

243 East 61st Street, #TH (Corcoran Group)

Noble LIC (Corcoran Group)
Also of note, four units had their prices reduced at Noble LIC, a new development boutique condominium in the Dutch Kills section of Long Island City. The building is nearly 80% sold since launching sales in spring 2024, and the price-reduced one- and two-bedroom units represent some of the last sponsor availabilities in the building. It is open for immediate occupancy.

All 46 studio to two-bedroom residences feature private outdoor space and are accessed via keyless entry. Interiors by Porcelanosa feature abundant natural light from oversized windows, wide plank Lutier Grey engineered hardwood floors, custom kitchens with porcelain slab waterfall countertops and Bertazzoni appliances, custom Porcelanosa primary baths with radiant heated floors, and Electrolux stackable washers and dryers.

Noble LIC, #2A (Corcoran Group)

A selection of notable listings, as well as a full chart of last week's price cuts, may be seen below. Please be advised that all figures reflect cumulative price cuts as opposed to the most recent reductions.



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1110 Park Avenue, #PHTRIPLEX (Sothebys International Realty)

65 Bedford Street, #TH (Corcoran Group)

251 East 61st Street, #TH (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)

350 West 71st Street, #PHA (R New York)

77 Greenwich Street, #39-C (Reuveni LLC)

The Wellesley, #5B (Corcoran Group)

350 East 57th Street, #14B (Compass)

359 13th Street, #2 (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

The Alwyn Court, #11A (Compass)

The Endicott, #714 (Corcoran Group)

50 West 127th Street, #7B (Corcoran Group)

100 United Nations Plaza, #7G (Corcoran Group)

2 Sutton Place South, #7F (Compass)

Coda Condominium, #11A (Compass)

459 West 18th Street, #1 (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

227 West 11th Street, #43 (Corcoran Group)

Southgate, #14G (Elegran LLC)

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