Pink Buys $21.5M Greenwich Village Townhouse
The singer and her family moved from Los Angeles to New York City earlier this year, according to recent reports.
Updated on Nov. 15, 2026 in Residential

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Pink and husband Carey Hart moved their family from Los Angeles to New York City earlier in 2026, and Pink purchased a Greenwich Village townhouse for $21.5 million. The Wall Street Journal reported the purchase in April 2026.
Why it matters
The move reflects a family decision to relocate so eldest daughter Willow, 15, could pursue theater studies and more Broadway experiences. For the United States luxury residential market, the reported price marks a high-end sale in one of Manhattan's best-known historic neighborhoods.
The reported price is $21.5 million for an 8,000 square-foot, five-bedroom Greek Revival-style townhouse built in 1849, sold by the Forseca family, who had owned it since the 1950s. Comparisons with other Greenwich Village sales and the closing status of the deal were not reported.
The players
Pink
Pink is a multi-platinum American singer-songwriter known for hits across pop and rock, and she announced the move while guest hosting The Kelly Clarkson Show.
Carey Hart
Carey Hart is a professional motocross rider and Pink's husband, and he shared family photos on Instagram after the move.
The details
Pink announced the cross-country move while guest hosting an episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, and Carey Hart shared photos on Instagram of son Jameson, nine, boxing and eating at a donut shop. The couple, married since 2006, is adjusting to new activities for their children in the city.
Timeline
Earlier in 2026: The family moved from Los Angeles to New York City.
April 2026: The Wall Street Journal reported Pink's townhouse purchase.
Thursday before the article: Carey Hart and Jameson did Muay Thai pad work together.
Friday before the article: Carey Hart and Jameson had donuts together.
Market Landscape
The purchase fits within the pattern of high-value sales of historic Greek Revival townhouses in Greenwich Village, a segment where long-held family properties rarely come to market. It shows how celebrity buyers continue to drive the top end of the Manhattan residential market.
For readers following the family, the move means the couple's children will be in New York City for activities such as theater and boxing. For home shoppers, the sale shows the scale of prices achieved for landmark townhouses in Greenwich Village.
The takeaway
Historic townhouses in desirable Manhattan neighborhoods can command multimillion-dollar prices, so buyers should weigh renovation, carrying costs and neighborhood demand before purchasing. Families relocating for education or career opportunities often find that living near those activities simplifies daily routines.
Further reading
Explore more home sales and property trends in the Residential section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by HELLO!.
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