Bill Cosby Reduces Manhattan Townhouse Asking Price to $5.99 Million
Bill Cosby has lowered the asking price of his Manhattan townhouse to $5.99 million. The reduction comes weeks after a California jury determined he should pay nearly $60 million in damages to a waitress he is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting in 1972. The property is located in Manhattan.
MarketWatchBill Cosby has reduced the asking price of his Manhattan townhouse to $5.99 million. The change was made weeks after a California jury determined that he should pay nearly $60 million in damages to a waitress that he is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting in 1972. The townhouse is located in Manhattan.
MarketWatch reported the price cut on the property. The jury decision in California addressed events alleged to have occurred in 1972. The damages amount reached nearly $60 million. No further details on the timing of a potential sale or additional price history were provided.
Key Facts
Story Timeline
3 events- 1972
Alleged incident involving Bill Cosby and a waitress occurred.
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California jury determined Bill Cosby should pay nearly $60 million in damages.
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Bill Cosby reduced Manhattan townhouse asking price to $5.99 million.
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Potential Impact
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Bill Cosby faces payment of nearly $60 million following the jury decision.
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The townhouse may sell at the new $5.99 million price point.
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The price reduction could attract more potential buyers to the Manhattan property.
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