New year, new price tag. On Tuesday, movie producer Robert "Bob" Weinstein chopped $3 million off the asking price of his apartment in the Beresford, a tony, Central Park-adjacent co-op building on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.
The duplex is now asking $26.5 million, listing records show, down from the $29.5 million it had been asking since it hit the market in September.
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Mr. Weinstein, 63, the head of The Weinstein Co., bought the 7,000-square-foot apartment for $20 million in 2004, property records show.
The 14-room duplex on the 16th and 17th floors has five bedrooms, six-and-a-half bathrooms, a staff room, wood-burning fireplaces and views of the park, according to the listing with Corcoran brokers Deborah Grubman, David M. Adler and Paul Albano, who declined to comment.
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Mr. Weinstein, whose company did not immediately respond to request for comment, parted with his Upper West Side townhouse for $15 million in December, according to property records. He broke even on the transaction, having bought the West 70th Street home for $15 million in 2009, records show.
He is also the founder and head of Dimension Films and former co-chairman of Miramax Films, all of which he co-founded with his brother Harvey Weinstein, who was forced out of the company in October amid dozens of allegations of sexual harassment and assault.
Beckie Strum contributed to this story.