Bill Cosby's Upper East Side brownstone, listed for just under $7 million, is embroiled in a foreclosure dispute with CitiMortgage claiming the couple owes over $4.2 million. The Cosbys, who purchased the property in 1980, see it as meaningful due to its history with their late son, Ennis. Ongoing litigation complicates the home's status, as it remains in legal limbo. Additionally, another foreclosure case involving their larger East 71st Street residence suggests broader financial struggles for the family amid declining public perception.
No jokes here: Bill Cosby's stately Upper East Side brownstone has quietly been listed for just under $7 million amid a contentious foreclosure dispute.
The 5,000-square-foot home, the centerpiece of a lawsuit, is listed as Cosby and wife owe over $4.2 million on a defaulted loan.
Cosby purchased the home in 1980, which has personal significance as it once housed their murdered son, Ennis.
Another foreclosure case is ongoing regarding their principal residence, indicating larger real estate troubles for the Cosby family.
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