Maria Bartiromo and her husband, financier Jonathan Steinberg, have sold their five-storey townhouse on the Upper East Side of Manhattan for $7 million. They made just $500,000 more than the $6.5 million they paid for the property nearly 19 years ago. The sale took place privately on October 30, 2026, about two months after Fox News Media ended its relationship with the longtime television anchor. Property records cited by Realtor.com and commercial real estate tracker Traded confirm that the single-family home at 213 East 62nd Street was sold in an all-cash deal.According to Traded, the buyers were a trust linked to automotive industry executive Peter Morse and his wife, Gina. The contract was signed on October 5, and the sale was completed 25 days later. Business publication Crain's New York Business noted that this was much faster than the month or more usually needed to complete townhouse sales in Manhattan. Bartiromo and Steinberg do not appear to have publicly listed the property before selling it. Bartiromo, 59, and Steinberg, who is the chief executive of asset management firm WisdomTree, first bought the 3,700-square-foot home for $6.5 million in 2007. However, when adjusted for inflation, that purchase price would be worth about $10.5 million in 2026 dollars, Crain's New York Business reported.
Former Fox host Maria Bartiromo sells $6.5M Manhattan townhouse for $7M
In a notable real estate transaction, Maria Bartiromo and her spouse, Jonathan Steinberg, finalized the sale of their Manhattan townhouse for a hefty $7 million. This sale occurred confidentially shortly after Bartiromo's departure from Fox News Media, following over 12 years with the network. Having purchased the five-storey residence nearly 19 years ago for $6.5 million, they faced a monetary loss when adjusted…
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Maria Bartiromo and her husband, financier Jonathan Steinberg, have sold their five-storey townhouse on the Upper East Side of Manhattan for $7 million. Business publication Crain's New York Business noted that this was much faster than the month or more usually needed to complete townhouse sales in Manhattan. Bartiromo and Steinberg do not appear to have publicly listed the property before selling it.
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