US EditionMariah Carey Lists Legendary 'MTV Cribs' Tribeca Penthouse for $27M
The 12,728-square-foot home includes eight bedrooms and a rooftop terrace, while Realtor.com reported about $18.6 million in debt tied to the property.
- According to The New York Times, Grammy-winning singer Carey has listed her longtime Tribeca penthouse in New York for $27 million, nearly three decades after purchasing the property.
- Carey purchased the top three floors of the Franklin Tower in Manhattan for $9 million in 1999, later combining the spaces into a 12,728-square-foot triplex.
- Designed by interior decorator Mario Buatta, the apartment features Art Deco-inspired details and a butterfly motif referencing Carey's 1997 album Butterfly, gaining fame after she showcased it on MTV Cribs.
- Public records identified by Realtor indicate Carey has borrowed heavily against the property, with approximately $18.6 million in debt currently tied to the penthouse.
- The 38-foot-long primary bathroom features a lounge area and jetted tub, while the rooftop terrace offers panoramic views of the Hudson River and Empire State Building. Representatives for Carey declined to comment.
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