Pete Davidson has sold his Staten Island condominium for $800,000, taking a $400,000 loss on the property he purchased for $1.2 million in December 2020.
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he → sell → December
The sale was completed on 13 May 2026, excluding the additional money he spent on renovations.
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he → complete → renovations
According to the New York Post, the comedian transformed the apartment from its original two-bedroom layout into a loft-style, one-bedroom space featuring bold red accents and a large fish tank built into the walls.
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comedian → accord → walls
Meanwhile, Davidson’s six-acre North Salem estate remains on the market after its asking price was reduced to $2.275 million.
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price → remain → million
How did Pete Davidson renovate his Staten Island condo
Davidson's Staten Island condominium underwent significant changes during his ownership.
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condominium → renovate → ownership
The apartment originally had two bedrooms before being converted into a loft-style, one-bedroom space.
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apartment → have → space
The redesigned interior featured an open layout and bold red accents, changing the property's original configuration.
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interior → redesign → configuration
The renovation also included a distinctive feature within the apartment's interior.
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renovation → include → interior
A large fish tank had, at one point, been built into the walls.
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tank → build → walls
The newspaper's account included a photograph of the kitchen before it was revamped, with Jason Mitchell Real Estate credited for the image.
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Estate → include → image
However, the report did not provide a complete breakdown of the renovation costs or specify the total amount Davidson spent on the work.
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Davidson → provide → work
Why is Pete Davidson struggling to sell his North Salem estate
The Staten Island transaction was reported alongside Davidson's continuing efforts to sell a separate property in North Salem, Westchester County, New York.
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transaction → struggle → Salem
Davidson bought the four-bedroom, three-bathroom property in June 2023 for $1.95 million.
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Davidson → buy → million
The six-acre estate was initially listed for sale in September 2025 at $3.5 million.
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estate → list → million
After the property failed to sell at its original asking price, Davidson briefly offered it for rent at $15,000 a month.
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Davidson → fail → 15,000
According to the newspaper, he subsequently withdrew it from the rental market and relisted it for sale at $2,495,000 in February 2026.
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he → accord → February
By March, the asking price had fallen to $2,275,000.
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price → fall → 2,275,000
What makes Pete Davidson’s North Salem estate feel like paradise
Davidson previously spoke about the appeal of his North Salem property in an interview with Mansion Global.
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Davidson → make → Global
He described the experience of waking up in the area as a significant change from living in New York City, where street noise and disturbances had affected his mornings.
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noise → describe → mornings
“It’s literally like living in paradise,” Davidson said, as quoted by the New York Post.
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Davidson → ’ → Post
He also explained that the quieter surroundings allowed him to wake up naturally without hearing the noise associated with city life.
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him → explain → life
In the same interview, he said that people in North Salem and the wider Westchester area generally kept to themselves, adding that he did not get bothered there.
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he → say → themselves
The newspaper also reported that the property featured vaulted ceilings, a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, a gourmet kitchen, a covered lap pool with a swim jet, a sauna, a wine cellar, a cold plunge and a detached building containing a gaming room and gym.
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property → report → room
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