Yoko Ono to become the longest homeowner inside NYC’s storied Dakota upon sale of $8M penthouse
Imagine all the people, livin’ for today — and for decades in the same home. Yoko Ono has long been known as an artist and an activist — and now the 93-year-old is on the cusp of adding another title to her name: the Grande Dame of the Dakota.
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Imagine all the people, livin’ for today — and for decades in the same home. Yoko Ono has long been known as an artist and an activist — and now the 93-year-old is on the cusp of adding another title to her name: the Grande Dame of the Dakota. Indeed, Ono will become the Dakota’s longest current homeowner when an apartment at the building’s tippy top completes its sale, The Post has learned. She moved into the storied Upper West Side property — the first luxury apartment building in America — with her late husband John Lennon 53 years ago.
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- Imagine all the people, livin’ for today — and for decades in the same home. Yoko Ono has long been known as an artist and an activist — and now the 93-year-old is on the cusp of adding another title to her name: the Grande Dame of the Dakota.
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Yoko Ono to become the longest homeowner inside NYC’s storied Dakota upon sale of $8M penthouse
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