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Is Joe Jonas breaking up with Brooklyn? The singer<\/a> has put his condo in Dumbo\u2019s luxe Olympia building on the market for $6.75 million, the New York Post<\/a> reports. Per listing history, he scooped up the three-bedroom, four-bathroom unit for $6.5 million in May 2024.<\/p>\n The 2,654-square-foot unit is situated on the 26th floor of the 33-story building. It opens into a living room with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Manhattan Bridge. Blond hardwood flooring matches a stretch of custom white oak shelving on one side of the room; a pocket door on the opposite side opens up to an eat-in kitchen centered around a wood-and-marble island<\/a>. There\u2019s also a red-walled, speakeasy-inspired lounge equipped with a vintage-style record player and a robust vinyl collection. Other perks of the home include a walk-in pantry and a primary suite with a spa-like bathroom enrobed in terrazzo stone. Condos in the Olympia have access to the building\u2019s high-end amenities, including indoor and outdoor pools, a tennis court, and a children\u2019s waterpark.<\/p>\n See the video.<\/p>\n If Jonas bought another NYC pad, we don\u2019t know about it yet\u2014though he was spotted<\/a> touring a more spacious penthouse unit in Brooklyn<\/a>\u2019s Greenpoint neighborhood early last year, just eight months after buying the Dumbo spot. As for the rest of his New York portfolio, the singer bought a condo in the Nolita neighborhood of downtown Manhattan in 2018 and offloaded it two years ago. The \u201cCake by the Ocean\u201d singer splits his time between the US and the UK, per a recent interview with Metro News<\/a>, to maximize time with the two daughters he shares with his ex-wife, British actor Sophie Turner. The couple split in 2023, shortly before Jonas picked up his newly listed unit.<\/p>\n \u201cA cozy morning is usually making breakfast for me and my kids, getting them off to school and walking through the gorgeous park here [in the UK] and just taking in the day as the world\u2019s waking up,\u201d he recently told USA Today<\/a>.<\/p>\n