For all of us normals, living in New York City isn't exactly easy on the wallet. But when the sky's the limit, as it is for many celebrities, you'd expect that they'd have the best homes money can buy.
Our friends at apartment data website AddressReport helped us hunt down the priciest places owned by celebs in the Big Apple.
From the Flatiron district to Williamsburg to the Village, these celebrities' homes will put your 500-square-foot studio to shame.
To estimate the approximate current value of the homes, we spoke to expert source AddressReport, which keeps data in these homes' markets.
30. Daniel Radcliffe's riverside apartment
Estimated value: $5.2 million
"Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe majorly upgraded from the cupboard under the stairs. He purchased the three-bedroom corner apartment at 1 Morton Square for $4.9 million in 2008.
"The boy who lived"lives in luxury, enjoying sunset views of New York Harbor from the curved windows, marble and granite counters, and a 500-bottle wine cellar.
Co-star Alan Rickman, who played Professor Snape, is rumored to live in the building as well.
To estimate the approximate current value of the homes, we spoke to expert source AddressReport, which keeps data in these homes' markets.
29. Nate Berkus' impeccably decorated West Village home
Estimated value: $5.25 million
When he's not buddying up to Oprah or making over homes across the country, Nate Berkus has a six-room co-op in Greenwich Village he can fix up over and over again, according to AddressReport. The celebrity design guru purchased the unit, down the street from his previous co-op, in 2013.
The duplex apartment has a wraparound rooftop terrace, a chef's kitchen with a custom-fabricated greenhouse, and wood-burning fireplaces in the living room and dining room.
To estimate the approximate current value of the homes, we spoke to expert source AddressReport, which keeps data in these homes' markets.
28. Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy's Greek revival townhouse
Estimated value: $6.9 million
This red carpet power couple owns a single famous townhouse in the West Village, decked out with 12-foot ceilings, antique floor boards, a courtyard, and tin ceilings throughout the house.
Built in the 1880s, the Greek revival unit was previously owned by David Shaffer, a famous psychiatrist and Anna Wintour's ex-husband.
To estimate the approximate current value of the homes, we spoke to expert source AddressReport, which keeps data in these homes' markets.
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