A-listers have a habit of snagging multi-unit assemblages in this prized Greenwich Village co-op — and Gracie Abrams just bought yet another home inside.
Abrams, the 26-year-old pop singer and daughter of director J. J. Abrams, splashed out $4.5 million at 1 Fifth Ave. this month, the Real Deal first reported.
The deal marks her third home at the in-demand co-op, according to records. Sotheby’s International’s Martine Capdevielle and Brigitte Goldenberg had the recent listing, according to the Real Deal.
The 27-story co-op dates back to 1927. Christopher Sadowski
The Art Deco building is a true celeb magnet. The likes of Jessica Lange, Tim Burton and Louis C.K. hold court over multi-unit, sometimes multi-story, homes there. The circa-1927 co-op, which rises 27 stories at the corner of East Eighth Street and Fifth Avenue, became so notable for its illustrious roster of residents that it served as the setting for Candace Bushnell’s bestselling novel, “One Fifth Avenue.”
Abrams first entered the building in late 2024, the same year her pop album “Good Riddance” catapulted her into stardom.
She parlayed that success into a $1.95 million apartment on the 16th floor, according to city records.
She snagged another two-unit combo, this one on the 18th floor, for $5.5 million in early 2025. The ink dried just a few months shy of her two-night, sold-out performance at Madison Square Garden.
Her total holdings inside amount to $11.95 million.
The entrance to the Art Deco building. Christopher Sadowski
Abrams has now spent a total of nearly $12 million inside the co-op. Ouzounova / SplashNews.com
The prestigious building stands around the corner form Washington Square Park. Rinze van Brug
Abrams’ newest purchase, another two-unit combination apartment on the 18th floor, spans one bedroom and two bathrooms.
If combined with her other 18th-floor home, the assemblage could host as many as five bedrooms, five bathrooms and five terraces with views over Washington Square Park, the Real Deal reported.
Her new home will be just an elevator ride away from the two-unit apartment of Blythe Danner, Gwyneth Paltrow’s mother, and next door to the former apartment of Keith Richards and Patti Hansen, which the couple sold for $9 million in 2018.
The trophy building is filled with repeat customers — even a cursory search of city records yields names like Tim Burton and Jessica Lange tied to multiple deals in the building.
A bright living room inside the pre-war residence. Rinze van Brug
Actress Jessica Lange owns two apartments, one on top of the other, at 1 Fifth Ave. Getty Images
Louis C.K. bought his two-unit apartment there in 2022. Getty Images
Lange, known for her work in “American Horror Story,” separately purchased stacked units in the building in 2013 and 2018, according to records, for a rough total of $4.9 million.
Director Tim Burton acquired his own spread across some the building’s uppermost floors in 2017.
Louis C.K. in 2022 splashed out $3.85 million for a combined eighth floor home, The Post previously reported, just a few floors away from Andy Breckman, the creator and writer of the TV series “Monk,” and Brian De Palma, the film director behind “Scarface,” “Carrie” and “Mission: Impossible.”