Harvey Weinstein’s abandoned Tribeca office is sold and his infamous casting ...

Harvey Weinstein's abandoned Tribeca office is finally sold, and the infamous casting couch where he's accused of making unwanted sexual advances towards multiple women 'disposed of' Harvey Weinstein's abandoned Tribeca office has officially been sold Real estate developer Cape Advisors agreed to pay $6million in cash for the loft that includes a private bathroom and shower  The casting couch where he allegedly made non-consensual sexual advances on a string of women has been 'disposed of', a source said Italian model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez said he groped her breasts on the couch His former assistant said she had to clean his semen off the couch three times a week as well as used condoms and syringes he used to inject erection drugs The office on third floor of 375 Greenwich was originally put up for sale in the fall  for $10million  

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 05:20 GMT, 15 February 2019 | Updated: 05:46 GMT, 15 February 2019

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Harvey Weinstein's Manhattan office has officially been sold, and the notorious casting couch where some of his alleged assaults took place disposed of.

The New York Post reports that real estate developer Cape Advisors agreed to pay more than $6million in cash for the loft that includes a private bathroom and shower. The deal is expected to close by next month.

The office, which sits above Robert De Niro's Tribeca Grill restaurant on the third floor of 375 Greenwich St., was originally listed for $10million in the fall. 

The infamous three-seat sofa where he allegedly preyed upon his female victims has been discarded. A source told the local newspaper: 'The couch is gone - disposed of.' 

Harvey Weinstein's Manhattan office, located on the third floor of 375 Greenwich St., has officially been sold

Harvey Weinstein's Manhattan office, located on the third floor of 375 Greenwich St., has officially been sold

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