Annie Leibovitz, the internationally famous photographer most desired by all, has put herself at the service of the kings to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the proclamation of Felipe VI. In this way, she succeeds Cristina García Rodero and Estela de Castro, both authors of familiar and institutional portraits of the royal family, respectively. Leibovitz, Prince of Asturias 2013 awardee, deserves the fame she has: head of photography at Rolling Stone magazine for ten years and the favorite of Vogue and Vanity Fair, practically everyone who will leave a mark on history has stood before her camera. Queen Elizabeth II did it twice. And in the second, she agreed to pose without a crown.
Now, and even though she pockets more than a million and a half euros a year but her economy is not going through its best moment according to Vanity Fair, she is turning brick into cash: Annie Leivobitz sold her duplex on the Upper West Side last November and now has put his studio in the West Village of Manhattan (New York) up for sale. She asks for eight million euros.
Leivobitz bought this loft in 2022 for just over six million and with the sale he would earn almost two million, a great deal if we compare it with the previous operation: the duplex in northern Manhattan was acquired in 2014 for 10.5 million and sold it for about eight. This studio is located at 495 West Street, a nine-story building designed in 1998 by architect and developer Cary Tamarkin.
A bathroom converted into a printing room dominated by a gigantic Epson, the master bedroom transformed into an office and the open spaces that predominate throughout the apartment indicate that this is not a typical home. Although it was and could be again. It consists of 300 m2 and two bedrooms, a large library and two bathrooms located on the fifth floor, which is accessed via a private elevator. Concrete columns, heated stone floors and large circular cutouts in the ceiling contribute to the modern industrial look of the residence. The property has a 24-hour doorman
