Kaia Gerber's Soho Loft Sells for $5.79M After California Relocation
Model, actress, and Cindy Crawford's daughter has listed her meticulously renovated Mercer Street loft in Soho, Manhattan, for a staggering $5.79 million, just months after relocating to Los Angeles to film Ryan Murphy's new series "The Shards." The 2.5-bedroom, 2-bath residence was purchased by Gerber in 2018 and underwent a full makeover, with her listing agent describing it as one of the most beautifully finished loft-style homes in the neighborhood.
The renovations were largely driven by Gerber herself, who oversaw a comprehensive design update in the past year. The result is a cohesive, calming palette that gives the entire space a clean, gallery-like feel, according to Georgia McDonald, Gerber's listing agent. New features include white oak floors, a redesigned oak fireplace surround, and a completely revamped kitchen with custom cabinetry and premium appliances from brands like Bulthaup, Sub-Zero, Gaggenau, and Miele.
The apartment boasts 11-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Mercer Street, as well as a private elevator that opens into the great room. The kitchen is a design anchor, while the dining area can seat 10 guests. The unit also includes an east-facing balcony in the primary suite, with a Carrara marble bathroom featuring double sinks, a soaking tub, and a glass rain shower.
Gerber's Soho loft has barely been lived in since its completion, according to McDonald, as the model recently relocated back to California. This means the home is now in pristine, move-in-ready condition for the next buyer.
The building where Gerber resides offers 24-hour security, a fitness center, and a contemporary façade designed to blend into the cast-iron district. The address also puts Gerber just steps away from luxury boutiques on Mercer Street, fittingly so given her years of fronting major fashion campaigns.
Gerber has appeared in projects ranging from "American Horror Story" to the film "Bottoms." She previously dated Pete Davidson, Jacob Elordi, and Austin Butler, before getting back with actor Lewis Pullman.
Model, actress, and Cindy Crawford's daughter has listed her meticulously renovated Mercer Street loft in Soho, Manhattan, for a staggering $5.79 million, just months after relocating to Los Angeles to film Ryan Murphy's new series "The Shards." The 2.5-bedroom, 2-bath residence was purchased by Gerber in 2018 and underwent a full makeover, with her listing agent describing it as one of the most beautifully finished loft-style homes in the neighborhood.
The renovations were largely driven by Gerber herself, who oversaw a comprehensive design update in the past year. The result is a cohesive, calming palette that gives the entire space a clean, gallery-like feel, according to Georgia McDonald, Gerber's listing agent. New features include white oak floors, a redesigned oak fireplace surround, and a completely revamped kitchen with custom cabinetry and premium appliances from brands like Bulthaup, Sub-Zero, Gaggenau, and Miele.
The apartment boasts 11-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Mercer Street, as well as a private elevator that opens into the great room. The kitchen is a design anchor, while the dining area can seat 10 guests. The unit also includes an east-facing balcony in the primary suite, with a Carrara marble bathroom featuring double sinks, a soaking tub, and a glass rain shower.
Gerber's Soho loft has barely been lived in since its completion, according to McDonald, as the model recently relocated back to California. This means the home is now in pristine, move-in-ready condition for the next buyer.
The building where Gerber resides offers 24-hour security, a fitness center, and a contemporary façade designed to blend into the cast-iron district. The address also puts Gerber just steps away from luxury boutiques on Mercer Street, fittingly so given her years of fronting major fashion campaigns.
Gerber has appeared in projects ranging from "American Horror Story" to the film "Bottoms." She previously dated Pete Davidson, Jacob Elordi, and Austin Butler, before getting back with actor Lewis Pullman.
... I mean, think about it - Kaia Gerber just moves to LA for a new series, but she's already selling her NYC loft for a gazillion bucks? That sounds like a perfect setup for a big financial scam to me. And what's with all these high-end appliances and design features? It's like someone is trying to distract us from the real issue 
... I mean, have you seen the price tag on that loft? $5.79 million? That's just crazy talk!
! $5.79M is like, totally insane but can you even blame her? it's literally a designer dream come true 
she put so much love into that place and it shows! the white oak floors, the custom cabinetry... I'm dying over here 
not to mention that private elevator and floor-to-ceiling windows 
it's like living in a high-end magazine spread. I can see why she wanted to sell it ASAP now that she's back in LA 
but for those who could afford it, this place is straight fire 
I mean, I get it, she relocated to LA for a new project but come on, that place is GORGEOUS ! 
The renovations are insane, especially the kitchen with all those fancy brands like Bulthaup and Miele . And can we talk about how lucky she is to be living in Soho ? 
. Maybe if it was in LA or something, that would be more reasonable... 
Still, can't blame Kaia for trying to make a profit after all the hard work she put into renovating the place 
. Guess you'll just have to see what kind of buyer comes along and is willing to shell out that kinda cash 
I mean, I've seen some crazy prices in Manhattan but this is wild! 
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. The white oak floors, the oak fireplace surround... it all just feels really high-end and chic 
. But I guess what's crazy is how bare it was when Kaia moved out. Like, who wants a house with no personal touches? 
Guess that's one way to get a good price on a place!
Gerber must've gotten some serious cash from her modeling days... or maybe she just wanted to show off her design skills 
I feel bad for Kaia Gerber's Soho loft, it's like she's abandoned her dream pad! 
I mean, 11ft ceilings and a private elevator? That sounds like an amazing home. But now it's just sitting on the market for $5.79M 
Guess she's ready to trade Manhattan for the California dream again? 
Still, I guess it's hard to argue with its beauty and design quality. Maybe I'm just too old-school for this kinda thing... 
Anyway, gotta love the design updates she did herself – those floors and fireplace surround are straight fire 
. Guess I can understand why it was hard to find anyone to move in with, considering her celeb status 
. Still, gotta admire the girl's taste – that balcony and marble bathroom are goals 
And those brands she used for the kitchen? Goals