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Mariah Carey’s Tribeca triplex at the Franklin Tower is on the market for $27 million, spanning about 12,700 square feet with eight bedrooms and seven baths, featuring Empire State Building views, a rooftop terrace, and luxe touches like Marilyn Monroe’s piano and butterfly decor; the space could be redeveloped or kept as a single residence, with roughly $18.6 million in loans and about $17,000 monthly HOA dues.
Mariah Carey has listed her 12,728-square-foot TriBeCa triplex penthouse at 90 Franklin Street for $27 million. Bought in 1999 for $9 million, the eight-bedroom, six-full-bath plus three-half-bath home spans the top three floors and features a 38-foot master bath/spa, a theater room with an aquarium, and a 1,100-square-foot rooftop terrace with 360-degree views of the Hudson River and Manhattan skyline; interiors were designed by Mario Buatta and butterfly motifs remain. Public records show about $18.6 million in debt against the property; CORE Real Estate is handling the listing.
Mariah Carey has listed her Tribeca triplex penthouse for $27 million, keeping ownership in an LLC and touting three floors (16th–18th) with 12,700 interior square feet and 1,100 square feet of private outdoor space. The eight-bedroom, seven-full-bath, three-half-bath residence includes a private gym, a movie theater, a Christmas-themed living area, and design by Mario Buatta, with a potential to split back into two units. The listing notes its unique cultural cachet from MTV Cribs and its prime downtown Manhattan location, while about $18.6 million in debt remains on the property. Carey previously used it as a rental in 2025, and the listing frames the property as the “first time ever” on the market.
Mariah Carey has listed her Tribeca triplex at 90 Franklin St for $27 million—the 12,728-square-foot, three-level penthouse she assembled in 1999 from two units and furnished with designer Mario Buatta—for the first time since its original purchase. The listing highlights its scale, light, potential to operate the floors as a single residence or rework, and 360-degree views from the Hudson to the skyline with about 1,100 square feet of private outdoor space. Public records show roughly $18.6 million in loans against the property, fueling questions about Carey’s finances amid broader spending rumors, including the sale of an Atlanta mansion at a loss.
A new Love Story show about JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette has reignited fascination with their 1990s New York romance, highlighting the real locations they frequented—Nobu Tribeca, Bubby’s, The Odeon, JFK Jr.’s 20 North Moore St. loft, Washington Square Park, Central Park, and Indochine—now popular as fan pilgrimage sites.
Taylor Swift finds solace in her $50 million New York City compound, a luxurious Tribeca townhouse she purchased in 2014. The compound consists of a 7-bedroom townhouse and three units in the building next door, combined to create an 8,300-square-foot duplex. Swift has shared glimpses of the rustic and neoclassical interiors, featuring red walls, wood dining table, velvet couches, vintage rugs, and neoclassical chandeliers. Her kitchen is light and modern with a yellow-walled space, white and gray marble island, and wooden beams on the ceiling. The compound also includes a wet bar, pool table, and has hosted A-listers like Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds, Gigi Hadid, Sophie Turner, and Travis Kelce.
JAY-Z's mother, Gloria Carter, reportedly got married to her longtime partner Roxanne Wilshire in a star-studded wedding in New York City's Tribeca neighborhood. The event was attended by celebrities such as Kelly Rowland, Tyler Perry, and Robin Roberts. Gloria, who came out as a lesbian in JAY-Z's song "Smile," expressed her happiness and desire to live her life authentically.