New York Rabbi Drops $34 Million for Historic Upper East Side Mansion, Once Home to Methodist Pastor

‘This is the one shul where you really have to read your emails,’ Rabbi Benjamin Goldschmidt tells Curbed.

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Apr 4, 2024, 04:07 PM ET

Rabbi Benjamin Goldschmidt is putting down $34.5 million for 107 East 70th Street at New York City, a building that will house the Rabbi’s synagogue founded just three years ago.

New York Rabbi Drops $34 Million for Historic Upper East Side Mansion, Once Home to Methodist Pastor

New York Rabbi Drops $34 Million for Historic Upper East Side Mansion, Once Home to Methodist Pastor

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