Jake Gyllenhaal Sells $14M NYC Celebrity Condo Amid $376M Lawsuit

Jake Gyllenhaal has sold his Tribeca condominium at 443 Greenwich Street for $14 million in an off-market deal, nearly doubling his purchase price from 2017. The 2,900-square-foot, three-bedroom apartment is located in a luxury building known for its privacy features, such as underground parking, private elevators, and a resident-only courtyard, which attract numerous high-profile residents including Jennifer Lawrence, Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds, and Jennifer Gates. The building, originally a book-binding factory from 1882, offers amenities including a 24-hour doorman, indoor pool, roof deck, and fitness center. Despite its prestige, the condo board filed a $376 million lawsuit in 2021 against developer Metro Loft and architect CetraRuddy, citing construction defects such as water leaks, drainage issues, and code violations, allegations that have been denied by the defendants. Gyllenhaal's sale was conducted through his Woodrow Trust, an entity also used for his other real estate holdings. The buyer remains anonymous, registered under an LLC with a Los Angeles address, continuing the building's tradition of privacy and exclusivity for its wealthy residents.