Jake Gyllenhaal has traded his condo at a star-studded Tribeca property for a premium.
An entity tied to the Academy Award-nominated actor sold his apartment at Metro Lofts Management’s 443 Greenwich Street in an off-market deal for $14 million, according to the city register. Gyllenhaal purchased the unit for $8.6 million in 2017.
The buyer’s identity is shielded by an LLC with an address in Los Angeles. Gyllenhaal bought the property with his Woodrow Trust, an entity registered to his business manager, Warren Grant, and used in another of his purchases, a Hollywood Hills home, in 2005.
Unit 5J spans 2,900 square feet and has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, according to a previous listing on StreetEasy.
Amenities in the 53-unit conversion, developed by Metro Lofts’ Nathan Berman, include a 24-hour doorman, indoor pool, roof deck and fitness center. Other features have earned it a reputation for being “paparazzi-proof,” including an underground parking garage with valet service and a resident-only courtyard.
Gyllenhaal was one of many A-list buyers at the 19th-century book bindery-turned-luxury condominium. Among the latest deals at the building is actor Mike Myers’ sale of Unit 5A for roughly $21 million last year. Bill Gates’ daughter, Jennifer Gates, paid $51 million for a penthouse at the building, which once belonged to Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton, in 2023.
Though the building frequently lands in the press for its star-studded trades, the developer and its architect, CetraRuddy, have faced backlash from unit owners over alleged construction defects and code violations. The condo board sued Berman and others involved in the development in 2021, seeking $376 million in damages.
The complaint describes the issues as multiple leaks in the penthouses, a defective drainage system in the courtyard and improperly laid bricks. Berman and CetraRuddy denied the allegations. The litigation is still pending.
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