Eli Manning Sells Hoboken Condo, May Be City's Priciest: Report

HOBOKEN, NJ — New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning recently sold his waterfront home in Hoboken for $3.55 million, a sale that may be the highest that any buyer has paid for a condo in the city’s history, reports say.

The sale price of $3.55 million beats out the previous highest, a $3.3 million home at 216 Bloomfield Street, a Douglas Elliman spokesman told the NY Post.

According to a listing on Realtor.com, the home – located at 1500 Hudson Street in the Hudson Tea Building – was “off market” as of Tuesday.

According to a listing on Zillow.com, the three-bedroom, 3,555 square foot home combines three “prime units” and has “breathtaking views of the Hudson River and the NYC skyline.” (See photos of the property here)

It was previously available to rent for $18,000 per month.

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Past residents of the building have included former Giants star Jeremy Shockey, “The Bachelor” star Jesse Palmer, boxer Arturo Gatti and ex-NJ governor Jon Corzine, the NY Post reported.

Manning currently lives with his wife and children in Summit.

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