Justin and Hailey Bieber have quietly added a new Manhattan address to their real-estate portfolio.
The Wall Street Journal reported that the couple paid $12 million for a condo in Manhattan’s West Village, according to property records and people familiar with the deal.
The home is located at 160 Leroy Street, a luxury downtown building known for its curved architecture, privacy and Hudson River views.
The Biebers Paid $12 Million for the Manhattan Condo
Pop star Justin Bieber and his wife, model and beauty entrepreneur Hailey Bieber, have paid $12 million for a condo in Manhattan’s West Village. https://t.co/DWbiHKALlI
— WSJ Real Estate (@WSJRealEstate) July 2, 2026
The Wall Street Journal reported that Justin and Hailey bought the roughly 2,800-square-foot condo for $12 million. The residence has four bedrooms, six art walls and views of the Hudson River.
The seller was real-estate developer Steven Brauser, who bought the unit for $10.5 million in 2018, according to the Journal. The property had been listed for $12 million in April before the deal closed.
For Hailey, New York also makes sense professionally. Fashion, beauty, media events and brand obligations regularly bring her to Manhattan, and a private downtown condo gives the couple a more permanent place to stay.
The West Village Building Is Known for Privacy
160 Leroy is one of the West Village’s most recognizable luxury condo buildings. The Journal reported that the building’s private courtyard and porte-cochere are part of the appeal for buyers who want discretion.
The building’s official site describes 160 Leroy as a West Village project by Herzog & de Meuron and Ian Schrager, with one-of-a-kind apartments designed around expansive views, open layouts and privacy.
The Journal reported that the condo looks toward the Hudson River, while the building itself sits along the West Village waterfront.
The home also has six “art walls,” according to the Journal, giving it a gallery-like quality rather than just a standard luxury-apartment feel.
The Purchase Comes After Hailey’s Rhode Deal
e.l.f. Beauty announced in 2025 that it had signed a definitive agreement to acquire Rhode in a deal worth up to $1 billion.
The company said Hailey would continue with the brand as founder and take on expanded roles as chief creative officer and head of innovation.
