Chris Christie buys $1.5M Gramercy co-op in NYC

• Chris Christie purchases $1.5M NYC co-op
• Unit located in historic Gramercy Exchange Building
• Deal includes $42K+ in transfer taxes

What Chris Christie bought in NYC

Chris Christie and his wife, Mary Pat, have purchased a two-bedroom, two-bath co-op in Manhattan’s Gramercy neighborhood for $1.5 million. The unit is located inside the historic Gramercy Exchange Building, a former New York Telephone Company property dating back to 1899.

What the property includes

The loft-style apartment features ceilings over 11 feet, oversized windows facing Irving Place, and high-end kitchen appliances from brands like Viking, Sub-Zero, and Miele. The layout includes a primary suite with a private bath and a secondary bedroom that can function as a den or office.

What the location offers

The property sits in one of Manhattan’s most established residential pockets, near Union Square and surrounded by well-known dining spots and retail. The building itself includes classic co-op amenities such as a marble lobby, security system, and on-call superintendent.

What this means for the market

While this is a smaller residential deal, it highlights continued demand for well-located Manhattan co-ops, even among high-profile buyers. Transactions like this reinforce the long-term appeal of historic buildings and prime neighborhoods in New York City’s residential market.