Miramax's Bob Weinstein Sells His Fifth Avenue Co-Op
By Carl Swanson and Katja Shaye
November 9, 1997 | 7:00 p.m
Upper East Side
BOB WEINSTEIN MAXES OUT HIS FIFTH AVENUE CO-OP Miramax Films co-chairman Bob Weinstein has sold his nine-room duplex penthouse on Fifth Avenue in the East mid-60's for around $3.6 million. Mr. Weinstein hadn't lived in the 3,500-square-foot co-op apartment for long. As a matter of fact, most of the time he'd owned it, it had been in renovation. The apartment runs for 32 feet along Fifth Avenue; it's on a corner and has two bedrooms, a terrace and, of course, a view of the park. Maintenance is $5,753 per month; he put it on the market in April. A spokesman for Miramax confirmed the sale. Before Bob Weinstein owned the apartment, it was the residence of Jean Nidetch, the founder of Weight Watchers, who, according to a visitor to the apartment, had decorated it "like a whorehouse," with lots and lots of white marble. Another, kinder broker described it as, um, "memorable, very modern." Maybe it was unrecoverable!- More:
- Real Estate |
- Bob Weinstein |
- Manhattan Transfers |
- Miramax Film Corp. |
- Weight Watchers International Inc.


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