Bruce Willis, best known for never dying in the Die Hard movies, really likes the Upper West Side. Or at least he really likes buying and selling real estate on the Upper West Side. The Wall Street Journal reports that the actor is in contract to buy a $16.995 million duplex at 271 Central Park West, which is just a few blocks down the road from the last place he owned, a three-bedroom at the El Dorado that he sold for $13 million in December. Before that, he owned a unit at Trump Place on Riverside Drive. Each unit has been more expensive than the last, which is essentially the real estate equivalent of growing up, so good job, Bruce. You've reached adulthood.
Willis is buying his new unit (where he will probably never live) from Wesley Edens, part owner of the Milwaukee Bucks. The unit was originally two units that Edens combined. It measures 6,000 square feet and has 80-feet of frontage overlooking Central Park.
· Bruce Willis Under Contract on Central Park West [WSJ]
· Milwaukee Bucks Owner Wants $17M For Duplex CPW Pad [Curbed]
· Listing: 271 Central Park West, #3/4E [Urban Compass via StreetEasy]
· All Bruce Willis coverage [Curbed]
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