Without his job as co-host of the Today Show, Matt Lauer no longer has a need for a nearby apartment. After recently listing the very unit where he was fired from NBC at a $7.3 million price point, Lauer is already on his way to selling it as the 11-room boutique co-op is now in contract for just over $7 million. This is a change for Lauer, who as of late has been having a tough time in the real estate game. He recently lowered the asking price of his expansive Hamptons estate and has had problems with his New Zealand property.Although he has found a buyer less than a month after listing the residence, the deal is not set in stone yet. According to Page Six, the sale still has to get the approval of the building’s board, which is not necessarily a swift process. Though if all goes according to plan, the apartment will be a score for the new owner; it offers both comfort and luxury and is ideally located for any city-loverAlexa Lambert, Marc Achilles, and Julie Soffen of Stribling have the stylish East 64th Street listing.
