From left: the exterior of 41 Bond Street, a model apartment and Fred Gehring, CEO of Tommy Hilfiger
By Lauren Elkies and Adam Fusfeld
Fred Gehring, CEO at Tommy Hilfiger, has closed on the purchase of a 2,592-square-foot condominium unit at 41 Bond Street.
Gehring bought unit 7 from the developer, DDG Partners, for $7.07 million, in a deal that closed Dec. 13, according to public records filed with the city yesterday.
The floor-through three-bedroom, 3.5-bath home with private outdoor space and custom-designed fireplace is one of seven in the nine-story Noho building.
The asking price for unit 7 on the seventh floor, which hit the market June 26, according to Streeteasy.com, was $6.95 million.
The Real Deal first reported that closings began at the building early this month.
No one at Tommy Hilfiger was immediately available for comment and nor was anyone at DDG. Tamir Shemesh, a senior vice president at the Corcoran Group who marketed the building on behalf of Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group, declined to comment.
