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A penthouse at Vornado Realty Trust's 220 Central Park South building in Manhattan, N.Y., sold for $65.7 million to British musician Sting, The Real Deal reported, citing property records.
Using his real name, Gordon Sumner, Sting went into contract for the 5,807-square-foot unit in June 2016, the publication added.
Vornado has recently disclosed that it sold 11 condominium units at the tower for net proceeds of about $265.3 million during the second quarter.