Lenny Kravitz's $15 Million Soho Apartment

Lenny Kravitz has been trying to sell his gorgeous Soho apartment for years.

According to Curbed NY, the rocker has been listing, renovating, and re-listing the 30 Crosby Street property since 2002, with asking price fluctuating from $12.95 to $18.5 million.

In other words, Kravitz basically tracked Case-Shiller with the asking price for his luxury home for the better part of a decade without finding a buyer.

But someone finally snapped on the 6,000 square foot pad, paying a post-recession price of $14.995 million.

Superstar rocker Lenny Kravitz has made south Florida his home for several years now. Kravitz has recently sold an additional home in the Miami Beach, Florida community of Sunset Islands, but it is his Biscayne Point community home loacted in the same city, that he still refuses to part with.

Kravtiz' Biscayne Point home offers three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a boat dock, over 5,700 square feet, and is worth approximately $1.3 million.

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Lenny Kravitz to Velvet Revolver: Are You Gonna Go My Way?

Posted by Whit Honea

I doubt Lenny Kravitz actually said that, as it would be cheesy, not to mention I made it up. Still, the rocker is rumored to be the favorite for the role of Velvet Revolver frontman.

It's been a regular who's who of daddy rockers being linked to the opening. The job was Scott Weiland's, but he got canned for being too Scott Weiland. He went back to his family and his first band, Stone Temple Pilots. Apparently they are all gluttons for punishment- and good tunes.

Then the rumored replacement was one Royston Langdon, of the recently split from Liv TylerRoyston Landgons. You've got to figure if he's letting Liv Tyler go he can't be any smarter than Weiland. Hopefully he'll go back to Spacehog, they were good.

Enter Kravitz. He writes songs for his kids and washes his hands of illicit affairs. He's like a relative saint.

Kravitz in a band does seem odd though- very Van Hagar, but (hopefully) better