Former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann listed his triplex penthouse in NYC for $37.5 million
... [+]Visual China Group via Getty Imagesare selling their five floors of real estate
in a boutique building in New York’s Gramercy Park. The price includes a triplex penthouse on the upper floors as well as a 1,245-square-foot duplex apartment on the first floor. This is the only active listing for the six-unit building, in which the Neumanns also own a second duplex unit on the first floor .from the embattled WeWork last fall after it failed to complete its IPO and the company quickly went from an impressive $47 billion valuation to one of about $8 billion.This four-bedroom unit used to be four separate condos, which the couple purchased for a combined $35 million.
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