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In Matt Lauer's first interview since he was fired from NBC over sexual misconduct allegations, the disgraced anchor discussed his ongoing legal battle over a piece of New Zealand land he purchased in 2017.
Disgraced newsman Matt Lauer officially has the Upper East Side apartment where he was fired from NBC off his hands, pocketing $650,000 above the asking price in the process.
On September 21, NYC property records confirmed that that the 60-year-old former “Today” show host has sold the swanky four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath unit at 133 East 64th Street for $8 million to Khalil Barrage of the Invus Group, the New York Post reports.
Lauer’s former weekday home first hit the market in early April for a cool $7.35 million. (Google Maps)
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Lauer’s former weekday home first hit the market in early April for a cool $7.35 million.
According to the listing page, the 11-room, pre-war unit in “triple-mint condition” features a private elevator, library, fireplace, kitchen with multiple ovens, laundry room and two dressing rooms on what’s billed as "the best street on the Upper East Side.”
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Meanwhile, Lauer's palatial 8,000-square-foot Hamptons estate in Sag Harbor is still on the market for $12.75 million.
He also the remains the owner of a lakeside ranch in New Zealand
Fox News’ Tyler McCarthy contributed to this report.