The “Today” anchor is parting ways with a stunning Tribeca loft — but at its asking price, a sale would come at a slight loss.
Savannah Guthrie and her husband, Michael Feldman, are looking to part ways with their New York City pad of five years.
The “Today” anchor, and her former democratic advisor husband, purchased the home in 2017 for roughly $7.114 million — meaning they’re willing to accept an approximate $14,000 loss if the home trades hands for its current list price., the first to report the listing, that this was the first home they ever purchased together.
“I’ve never been one to like those humongous buildings where you walk in and you feel like you could be at a hotel,” Guthrie told the Journal. “This is a small, sweet building.”Travis Mark for Sotheby’s International RealtyTravis Mark for Sotheby’s International RealtyShe added that they were ready to give up their full-floor loft in exchange for a townhouse in the city, describing it as having a “vision and dream” of living in one.
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