Howard Stern’s 3 Luxury Homes: Inside His NYC, Hamptons, and Palm Beach Estates
Howard Stern and his wife, Beth Ostrosky Stern, are back in the headlines in 2026. The radio personality is known for his controversial takes and pushing boundaries while on the air. And he’s certainly made a lot of money with The Howard Stern Show. Stern is now known for his incredible luxury properties, including three across New York City, the Hamptons, and Palm Beach. Here’s what to know about his real estate portfolio.
Howard Stern’s Palm Beach, Florida, estate is worth an estimated $300 million
Howard Stern’s Palm Beach estate is one of the crown jewels of his real estate portfolio. According to Realtor.com, he bought the sprawling oceanfront compound in 2013 for about $52 million. The estate spans 3.23 acres and features a five-bedroom, 12.5-bathroom, 19,000-square-foot home. The house reportedly has a 1,000-square-foot closet just for Stern’s wife. According to Waterfront Properties, the property includes a 1,200-square-foot guest house.
Design of Home reports that the star’s property also features private beach access, a large swimming pool, a garden, a spacious outdoor sitting area, and luxury furniture inside.
Over time, the estate has grown even more impressive. Reports noted that Stern spent $13 million on extensive renovations. Additionally, the home has dramatically appreciated in value because it’s located along Palm Beach’s “Billionaire’s Row.”
According to The U.S. Sun, the property has a reported worth of $300 million as of August 2025. Stern’s next-door neighbor reportedly sold their home for $170 million, which shot up Stern’s property value.
The radio star also previously revealed that he plans on retiring at his Palm Beach home.
The radio personality primarily resides in the Hamptons
Howard Stern’s Hamptons estate, located in Southampton, serves as his secluded summer retreat and main residence, according to Realtor.com. The multi-acre property, set in one of the Hamptons’ most exclusive enclaves, is estimated to span roughly 15,000 square feet with around eight bedrooms and 12 bathrooms. Today, the property has an estimated worth of $51 million, though Stern picked it up for just $20 million in 2005.
The home features expansive living spaces, high-end interiors, and resort-style amenities, including a pool, a cabana, a spa, landscaped gardens, and outdoor entertaining areas. Additional features reported across listings and real estate profiles include a home theater, a bowling alley, a wine cellar, a tennis court, a gym, and even private beach access.
According to Style of Home, the Hamptons house also features a connected living room, kitchen, and dining area. The home has a neutral color scheme, marble flooring, and custom wood-paneled walls. The openness of the house allows for plenty of natural light.
Howard Stern owns multiple floors in the Millennium Tower in Manhattan
Howard Stern reportedly owns multiple combined units in the prestigious Millennium Tower, creating a large, custom apartment that began as a roughly 4,000-square-foot space he purchased in the late 1990s. Over time, he expanded the residence into a multi-unit compound in the sky. According to House Beautiful, the radio star owns five combined condos across the 53rd and 54th floors. It reportedly took Stern over a decade to make the purchase. And it cost him $21 million at the time.
Unfortunately, Stern hates Manhattan. On his radio show, he noted that he doesn’t want to live in the city because he “hates culture.”
“I’ve hated it since I was a child,” he said of Manhattan. “There’s all this culture. I don’t like culture. The less culture the better.”
