Simmons Lists Brooklyn Condo for Nearly $17 Million
March 6, 2025 - 20:21
In a significant move, Ben Simmons has put his luxurious condo in the Olympia Dumbo tower on the market for nearly $17 million. This stunning property, situated in one of Brooklyn's most sought-after neighborhoods, boasts a range of high-end features that appeal to potential buyers.
Among its standout attributes is a custom shoe closet, designed to accommodate Simmons' impressive sneaker collection. The condo offers expansive views of the Manhattan skyline, enhancing its allure. With spacious living areas and top-of-the-line appliances, the residence is perfect for both relaxation and entertaining.
As Simmons prepares for a new chapter, this sale marks a pivotal moment in his journey. The decision to part ways with the condo reflects his transition and the changes in his professional life. With the real estate market buzzing, it will be interesting to see how quickly this luxurious property attracts buyers.
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