Hailey and Justin Bieber Now Own a $12 Million Manhattan Home That Even Has a Private Garage

Justin and Hailey Bieber just added a Manhattan address to their life. And this one is not a hotel, not a rental, not a temporary setup. This is the first real home they have ever shared in New York City.

Property records confirmed on July 7 that the couple paid $12 million for a condo at 160 Leroy Street in Manhattan’s West Village. The Wall Street Journal broke the story first, citing property records and people familiar with the deal.

This was not an impulse buy. Hailey just closed the fastest billion-dollar beauty brand exit in history with Rhode. Justin released his seventh studio album Swag II and headlined Coachella 2026, his first major stage moment in years. This move has context.

The Apartment Itself

The unit spans roughly 2,800 square feet with four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Hudson River on one side and the Statue of Liberty in the distance.

There is an enclosed chef’s kitchen stocked with Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele appliances, separate from the main living area. Six art walls run through the space, which tells you something about who Hailey is as a creative.

One of the bedrooms was staged as a children’s room with a custom chalkboard wall, and the Biebers reportedly kept it exactly as it was for their son Jack Blues.

The building also has a 70-foot indoor pool, Pilates studio, children’s playroom, spa, and private parking.

The Building Behind the Price Tag

160 Leroy is not just a luxury building. It was developed by the Ian Schrager Company, the man behind Studio 54, and designed by Herzog and de Meuron, the Pritzker Prize-winning Swiss architects behind the Bird’s Nest Olympic Stadium in Beijing and London’s Tate Modern.

The building completed in 2017 with just 57 units total. Every apartment is different.

It stretches across a full city block on the West Village waterfront and was described at launch as potentially the last chance to own a home on the water in Manhattan’s West Village.

The building is also prized for something most luxury towers cannot offer: a private on-site garage and porte cochere that lets residents come and go without being seen. For a couple with a toddler and constant media attention, that detail matters more than any amenity list.

As confirmed by Robb Report, the seller was Steven Brauser, chairman and CEO of Parkland Group, who bought the unit for $10.5 million in 2018, listed it at $12 million in April, and sold at full asking price.

Adam Heller, Amanda Rosenberg, and Michael Gavin of the Heller Organization represented the seller. Romy Hechinger of Compass represented the Biebers. No negotiation.

Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin paid roughly $43 million for a five-bedroom penthouse here in 2018, then acquired Ryan Seacrest’s neighboring penthouse in 2022 with plans to combine the two. The Biebers are in very deliberate company.

Why the West Village Makes Sense for Them

A lot of people see this as Justin and Hailey chasing a trendy zip code. It is not that simple.

Their relationship grew up in New York. A significant part of their early years together played out in this city. They had a temporary setup in Williamsburg before settling in Los Angeles full-time. This move feels less like a lifestyle flex and more like a return.

West Village also makes professional sense right now. Hailey still leads Rhode as Chief Creative Officer under e.l.f. Beauty, with European expansion on the horizon. Justin’s music career is in a genuine second act. Both of them work in industries where New York proximity matters.

There is also Jack to think about. Their son is almost 2. The building’s private garage and security infrastructure make raising a kid outside the media glare actually possible. They have said publicly they will not put Jack online until he is old enough to understand it.

It is the same kind of thinking you see behind the story of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, who had a secret family member living in their home before the wedding — celebrities at a certain level start making real estate decisions around privacy first, everything else second.

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Why This Matters

This purchase sits inside a larger story about where Manhattan’s luxury market is heading right now.

According to the Compass Q1 2026 Manhattan Market Report, contracts for homes priced between $10 million and $20 million jumped 47.4% year over year, with ultra-luxury condo sales rising 30%. New listings dropped 17.5% in the same period. Supply is genuinely thin.

The West Village sits in one of the tightest inventory pockets in all of Manhattan. Landmarked status means almost zero new construction. When something like 160 Leroy comes up at resale, buyers do not wait around.

The Biebers paid full asking price in a market where sophisticated buyers are usually negotiating hard. That tells you how scarce this type of product is right now.

And if you consider what has happened to this couple in the past 12 months, $12 million is not the headline. Hailey’s Rhode sold for $1 billion to e.l.f. Beauty in May 2025, the fastest billion-dollar exit in beauty industry history.

Justin earned a reported $10 million headlining Coachella in April. Their combined estimated net worth sits between $500 million and $630 million. This NYC condo is not a stretch. It is a considered move by two people who know exactly what chapter they are in.

Not every celebrity real estate story plays out this smoothly. Michael B. Jordan is currently selling his Encino home at a $2 million loss after his Oscar win, a reminder that peak-career moments do not always translate to clean exits.

On the other end, a Vanity Fair photographer just listed his Sag Harbor mansion for $9.3 million after buying it for $3 million, proving the right property at the right time can change the math entirely. Behind every big listing, there is always a bigger story.

Key Takeaways

• Justin and Hailey Bieber paid $12 million for a condo at 160 Leroy Street in Manhattan’s West Village
• The unit is roughly 2,800 sq ft with four bedrooms and Hudson River views
• The Biebers kept the custom chalkboard wall in the children’s room for son Jack Blues
• Seller Steven Brauser, CEO of Parkland Group, bought the unit for $10.5 million in 2018 and sold at full asking price
• 160 Leroy has only 57 units, designed by Herzog and de Meuron, developed by Ian Schrager
• The couple also owns a $25.8 million Beverly Park estate, a $16.6 million La Quinta retreat, and a lakefront property in Ontario
• This is the couple’s first known permanent shared home in New York City

West Village, Tribeca, or somewhere else entirely — where would you have put $12 million in Manhattan? Drop your pick in the comments. Genuinely curious what people think about this one.

Wrapping Up

Justin and Hailey Bieber buying a $12 million condo in the West Village is, on paper, a celebrity real estate story. Price, address, agents, done.

But when you put it next to Rhode, Swag II, Coachella, baby Jack, and a building that is quietly one of the most thoughtfully designed addresses in all of Manhattan, it reads differently. This is a couple planting roots in a city that shaped them.

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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. All details are based on publicly available reports at the time of publication.