It’s Jennifer Lopez’s smart $24.9 million New York penthouse, which for some strange reason the Bronx diva has been unable to sell since 2017, despite its price continuing to drop.

Actress and singer Jennifer Lopez, it seems, is not very lucky when it comes to real estate, because she owns a luxurious “smart penthouse” that she has been trying to get rid of for several years.

The property, which is considered a “fortress”, is part of it Whitman building built in 1924as El Diario de NY mentions in the publication, and in 2014 it became Jlo’s dream place to live with her children in Manhattan, New York.

Until then Lopez paid $20.16 million for the property. Interestingly, the diva from the Bronx decided to sell the 604-square-meter apartment in 2017, but to date has not been able to find a buyer.

Penthouse of Jennifer Lopez in New York

As reported by Mundiario, the apartment that belonged to Chlesia Clinton (Bill Clinton’s daughter) is located right in the exclusive Flatiron District in the center of the city and spans two floors.

Its main feature is the smart home system it has, which allows Jennifer Lopez, or her next owner, to control the heating, sound system and lights via iPhone or iPad. In addition, it has an elevator with its own entrance.

As for the interior structure, it has four bedrooms, six full bathrooms and two half bathrooms, a large open kitchen, living room, dining room, television room, office and laundry room.

On the outside, there are four terraces with a total area of ​​278.70 square meters, according to data obtained by the American press. In addition, the five-story building has 24-hour security, as well as strict safety regulations.

In a recent publication, El Diario de NY, it is mentioned how many times Jennifer Lopez put this penthouse on the market and how much the price dropped to see if it would attract the attention of any investors.

As a plus, the property is known to have a spectacular direct view of Madison Square Park, although factors like the price and the lack of a pool would be what would scare off potential buyers. (AND)