“Weeks after a California jury ordered him to pay nearly $60 million to a woman who alleges he drugged and assaulted her as a teenager in 1972, Cosby has quietly cut the price of his Manhattan townhouse by more than $750,000, The Post has learned.”

“The Upper East Side dwelling originally hit the market last April for $6.99 million amid a deepening foreclosure crisis that ensnared two of the Cosby family’s Manhattan properties simultaneously.”

“Three months later, in early July, the price reduced by $250,000 to $6.75 million. It now asks $5.99 million.”

“A separate lender, First Foundation Bank, filed suit in Manhattan Supreme Court on Dec. 31 over the couple’s grander Beaux-Arts townhouse on East 71st Street, alleging default on $17.5 million in loans secured against the 12,000-square-foot mansion — including a $12.25 million loan from 2010 and a $5.25 million loan from 2014.”

“First Foundation alleged that the Cosbys had stopped making payments on June 1, 2024. A default notice was served Nov. 18 of that year, citing missed monthly installments and more than $300,000 in unpaid property taxes. The couple, operating through an LLC, were given until Dec. 12, 2024, to settle the debt. No payment came, the bank alleged.”

“The East 61st Street townhouse was pulled from the market in December, with listing agent Adam Schneider of Corcoran previously telling Realtor.com that financial matters had been squared away.”