The 56-year-old media personality originally listed his sprawling West Village co-op for $14 million in September 2024 with celebrity real estate agent Ryan Serhant from the Netflix series Owning Manhattan. Serhant got his start on Bravo alongside Cohen as he was an agent for years on Million Dollar Listing. After no luck, Cohen has lowered the price to $12 million, according to the Streeteasy listing.
The Watch What Happens Live! host's opulent 2-story apartment is in a pre-war building and is 3,500 square feet. It includes four bedrooms, four and a half baths, and a whopping 25 windows.
Interior designer Eric Hughes and architect Gordon Kahn customized the place for Cohen's taste, which features blue kitchen cabinets with gold hardware, colorful wallpaper prints — and of course, a disco ball. The Emmy Award winner's eclectic place, which is the product of a gut-renovation, has even been featured on the cover of Ellé Decor.
In 2003, the Bravo mainstay purchased the ground floor of the duplex and eventually combined three other units, according to People. The Real Housewives franchise executive producer spoke to the outlet in November 2024 about his reasoning behind the move, saying the lack of outdoor space was the biggest issue.
