“I’ve got one big house - I can trade it in for two much smaller houses.”Īnd indeed it appears he is doing just that.ĭuring the pandemic, Dell’Abate noted several times on the show how he had been working from his “man cave” located in the basement of the house. “The idea is to have a small place in Maine and maybe a small place in Florida, eventually,” he noted in a September 2020 “Stern Show” episode.
Realtorĭell’Abate and his family have lived in the home since 2007. WireImage Gary Dell’Abate’s house spans over 7,600 square feet. New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden on February 8, 2008. Realtor Sirius (From left) Howard Stern, Beth Ostrosky and Gary Dell’Abate attend the San Antonio Spurs vs. Longtime “Howard Stern Show” staffers Ronnie Mund (lower photo) and Gary Dell’Abate have pending offers on the houses they put up for sale in recent months. Nearly three weeks later, an offer was made on the home and it is now under contract, property records show. The five-bedroom, seven-bathroom home first hit the market on June 17 after talks that Dell’Abate and wife Mary Dell’Abate were considering leaving the tri-state area for good to live a hybrid life between Maine and Florida. The producer, 60, custom-built the mansion to his liking. Lovingly known as Baba Booey, Dell’Abate has presided over “The Stern Show” for nearly four decades. Stern’s veteran executive producer, Dell’Abate, has scored a buyer for his $3.2 million Greenwich, Connecticut, home mere weeks after it first hit the market, The Post can report.
In a possible signal that tides are turning at the long-running “The Howard Stern Show,” two longtime staffers - Gary Dell’Abate and Ronnie Mund - have found buyers for their tri-state-area homes, all but confirming the buzz that they will not be returning to the show’s SiriusXM studio in New York City when offices are expected to reopen after Labor Day. ‘Elvis’ director Baz Luhrmann lists eccentric NYC townhouse for $20M Todd English to open huge eatery in former J&R Music space downtown Alex Trebek’s Studio City home of 30 years sells with $7M askīethenny Frankel scores buyer for $7M Soho loft, says goodbye to NYC
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