Former Mets ace strikes neighborhood peak with $26M Soho flip
Zack Wheeler hasn’t played for the New York Mets in seven years, but he’s still pitching flamethrowers in the Big Apple housing market. The Philadelphia Phillies ace and his wife, Dominique, sold the penthouse at 73 Wooster Street in Soho for $26 million, the New York Post reported. The deal breaks down to $5,400 per square foot, the highest average price per square foot in the neighborhood in the last five years, according to the publication. The buyer’s identity was shielded by an LLC. The flip at the six-unit building was a two-year project for the Wheelers, who purchased Penthouse […]
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