Lily Allen and David Harbour’s New York townhouse is slashed in price by $700,000 as the $7.3million Brooklyn home sits empty while they battle out their divorce

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Lily Allen and David Harbour have significantly lowered the price of their New York house, which has been empty for the past three months.

To quickly sell a townhouse in Brooklyn, the price has been reduced to $7.3 million, a $699,000 drop from the original price.

The house has been vacant since Lily and David separated. Lily has returned to live in London, and David has been occupied with filming and promoting Stranger Things.

Let’s be real, someone like David isn’t selling things out of financial necessity – he’s doing incredibly well with his work in television and film. But holding onto property during a divorce? That can really drag things out. It just adds another layer of complication and slows down the whole process, so it’s often better to address these assets directly.

Lily has been open about her money problems since her breakup with David, admitting she’s been struggling financially.

She recently clarified that, despite what people might think, her parents haven’t been financially supporting her since she was a teenager.

Just eighteen months ago, I was in a comfortable financial position and didn’t need to worry about working. Now things are different, and this is how I’m making a living.

Records for her business in the UK support her statements that she isn’t as wealthy as many assume.

Tourings Boring Ltd has accumulated losses of £11,122, according to accounts filed earlier in 2025.

Pack It Up Pack It In LLP is facing financial difficulties, with recent filings showing only £2,541 available – a significant drop from the £155,920 they had last year.

As a lifestyle expert, I’ve been looking at the numbers, and we’ve seen a significant decrease, primarily because a substantial amount of cash – around £149,622 – was withdrawn over the past year. It’s a pretty big shift in available funds, and something to definitely take note of.

They are her only two active UK companies.

Records show that their Big Apple home has got a whopping $2.5 million mortgage.

David appears to have been the sole purchaser, with the transaction handled by his manager of many years, Anthony Bonsignore.

Records show that Bonsignore created a trust in January 2021 to buy the property for $3.35 million.

They secured a $2,512,500 mortgage from City National Bank, known as ‘Bank to the Stars’ because it serves many Hollywood celebrities.

However, Lily is still likely to ask for half of the money, since she and her spouse have been married for five years.

This is the second home that Lily has been forced to sell.

In 2016, Lily was forced to sell her £4.2 million home in the Cotswolds to cover a large tax debt and settle a lawsuit from a previous tour manager.

In a recent episode of her podcast, Miss Me?, she shared that she once owned a dream home in the countryside.

I put a lot of work into making it beautiful – it felt like a dream come true. I was so proud of it, and I pictured my future family growing up there.

I’ve always been diligent about paying my taxes, and I strongly believe everyone should fulfill their tax obligations. I especially think those with higher incomes have a responsibility to contribute as much as they can.

She continued: ‘But anyway, I have always put money aside to pay for my tax.

I was unexpectedly sued for a very large sum of money, which put me in a difficult position.

‘I had to pay him off, with the money I had put aside for my tax.

When I received my tax bill, I contacted HMRC to see if I could arrange a payment plan to pay it off in smaller, regular amounts.

‘Which I would have been able to do, but they said no so, I had to put my house on the market.’

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2026-01-08 12:19