Three loft units at 62 Wooster Street in SoHo that failed to sell individually have been relisted as a single $72 million package under the marketing label “vertical mansion,” according to the current listing.
The seller is Jeff Greene, the Palm Beach billionaire who accumulated much of his wealth by betting against subprime mortgage bonds ahead of the 2008 financial crisis. Greene paid a reported $19 million for the units.
The combined property spans three floors of a cast-iron building in the heart of SoHo, totaling roughly 11,300 square feet. The listing describes a private elevator, six bedrooms, and a rooftop terrace. The ask of $72 million pencils out to approximately $6,372 per square foot.
The phrase “vertical mansion” does not appear in the New York City Department of Buildings classification system, the Real Property Transfer Tax schedule, or any zoning category applicable to the address.
Each of the three units had previously carried its own listing. The dates those individual listings were withdrawn and the prices at which they were offered have not been disclosed in the current marketing materials.
The property is being handled by Sotheby's International Realty. Greene, reached through a spokesperson, declined to comment on the prior listing history.
The refrigerator count was not included in the offering memorandum.