Hailey and Justin Bieber have quietly snapped up a $12 million West Village condominium at 160 Leroy Street, adding a downtown pied-à-terre to their growing real estate portfolio. The apartment, roughly 2,800 square feet, comes with four bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, and a wraparound stretch of floor-to-ceiling glass that stares straight out at the Hudson River. Wellness-focused perks, including an indoor lap pool that runs about 70 feet, plus discreet entry points, help explain why the building draws buyers who like both privacy and hotel-style service.
According to Realtor.com, property records and people familiar with the transaction show the pair closed on the waterfront unit this week. The seller was developer Steven Brauser, who bought the condo in 2018 for about $10.5 million and listed it in April for the same $12 million price the Biebers ultimately paid. Romy Hechinger of Compass represented the buyers, while Adam Heller, Amanda Rosenberg, and Michael Gavin of The Heller Organization handled the listing.
Inside the apartment
The residence curves along the building’s undulating façade, so the interior is bright and open, with long gallery-style walls and plenty of flexible space for entertaining. The layout includes a dual-kitchen setup that pairs a fully equipped chef’s kitchen with a separate "social" kitchen for less formal hosting. As detailed by Architectural Digest, the principal suite features a marble soaking tub, heated floors, and custom finishes, while wide larch wood planks and an extended wall of glass frame those sweeping Hudson River views.
Building amenities and design
The 14 to 15 story concrete and glass tower was designed by Herzog & de Meuron and developed with hotel and nightlife veteran Ian Schrager, a pedigree that helps explain its sculptural, sinuous façade and private porte-cochère, as highlighted by Elle Decor. Residents have access to a 70-foot indoor pool, Pilates and fitness studios, a catering kitchen, a private garage, and a resident manager, according to building details on StreetEasy.
Why it matters
Hailey Bieber’s sale of her skincare brand rhode to e.l.f. in a deal valued at up to $1 billion last year gives some context for the new buy. e.l.f. Beauty laid out the terms in its press release on the acquisition. The condo purchase also fits a broader pattern among high-profile buyers who favor downtown addresses that blend eye-catching architecture with wellness perks and a strong emphasis on privacy.
Neither the couple nor representatives for the seller responded to requests for comment, Realtor.com reports. For West Village neighbors, the deal is one more reminder that the area’s mix of low-rise streets, river views, and tightly held inventory continues to pull in some very deep pockets.
