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Paul Feig Lists His Lenox Hill One-Bedroom, Color Intact

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The director has put his prewar one-bedroom on Manhattan's Upper East Side on the market, asking just above what he paid for the Lenox Hill condo back in 2017. The apartment's bold, colorful decor remains part of the pitch. It is a modest ask by prewar Manhattan standards — a seller content to hold steady rather than chase a markup.

With reporting from Curbed.

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