Gordon and his wife, Ingrid Vadebosch, bought the home for $9.67 million back in 2007. It was initially a plain white apartment with high ceilings, and the couple completely redecorated and customized the condo, according to the NYT.
Property agents Nora Ariffin and Christopher Kromer told The Times that Gordon decided to list his home with Halstead Property because "the demand for trophy apartments is pretty strong." The $30 million asking price was chosen since a similar, slightly larger unit was listed in the building for $36 million in December 2012.
The three-bedroom home has Brazilian cherry floors and gorgeous views of Central Park. The master suite alone takes up 743 square feet of the 3,454-square-foot pad.