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Renters eager to live in NYC’s crypto ‘House of Horrors’ for $75K a month, despite torture crime scene
Even a bloody crime can’t cool off the hot Soho real estate market. The posh Prince Street “House of Horrors” where a pair of crypto bros kidnapped and tortured an Italian businessman is getting a flood of interest from would-be renters, a property agent said — though they may have to wait, as the accused criminals still hold the lease. Neither the $75,000-per month rent nor the condition of the floors — which are reportedly still spattered with blood — have stopped dozens of property-hungry, would-be tenants from trying to snatch up the prime digs at 38 Prince Street. “I’ve had several [inquiries], ... (full story)
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