Hugh Jackman and Deborra-lee Furness list $60 million New York penthouse
Hugh Jackman and Deborra-lee Furness have listed their lavish Manhattan penthouse as the former high-profile couple navigate their divorce.
The X-Men star and Shame actress want $US38.9 million ($59.6 million) for the apartment at 176 Perry Street, Realtor.com reported.
The listing is their second New York real estate move since Furness filed for divorce from Jackman last month.
Property records show that a company associated with Furness paid $US11.7 million ($17.8 million) – half the property's value – to a company associated with Jackman for a second Manhattan penthouse at 100 Eleventh Avenue.
The deal was finalised on May 21, two days before Furness filed for divorce, according to The Real Deal, which broke the news.
Now, just two weeks later, the penthouse at 176 Perry Street is on the market.
Jackson and Furness bought the property in 2008 for $US21 million.
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