Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine and Victoria's Secret model Behati Prinsloo have sold their massive New York loft after just 2 months on the market
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The couple listed it for $5.5 million in April, though the eventual purchase price is unknown.
The loft, which is in a prime SoHo spot just across the street from the Apple Store and above the upscale Stella McCartney boutique, is a whopping 2,800 square feet of light-filled, raw space, with 13-foot ceilings, original columns, and perfect-condition exposed brick. Prinsloo announced her pregnancy last month; the loft is a one-bedroom.
The famous couple bought the property in 2014 for $4.55 million. The six-story co-op is a historic building: in the 1970s, it was a haven for artists and makers, an artist-run gallery where the scene "bordered on lunacy, a place that defiantly refused to let itself be defined," according to the New York Times. The history is documented in a book compiled by big-time gallerist David Zwirner.
Music is also part of its past: it was later the home of Greene Street Recording, where musicians like the Black Eyed Peas and Mos Def recorded albums.
Adam Mahfouda and Jules Borbely of the Oxford Property Group had the listing.
Raisa Bruner wrote an earlier version of this story.
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