Leonardo DiCaprio’s New York City vagabond life is over. After months of shopping, the actor has bought a multimillion-dollar apartment in the luxurious and green Delos building in Greenwich Village, The Post has learned.
“The Wolf of Wall Street” star is so enamored of the developer, Delos Living — which bills itself as “the pioneer of wellness real estate” — that he has become an investor, and is joining Deepak Chopra and other luminaries on their board of advisers.
DiCaprio had spent months touring Manhattan’s trophy apartments — including properties ranging from $30 million to $50 million — before choosing one of the five apartments at 66 E. 11th St.
Uber-broker Dolly Lenz, the building’s exclusive listing agent, declined to comment, but DiCaprio said he was won over by the Delos commitment to environmental “sustainability” and focus on the health and “wellness” of their dwellers.
“Delos creates innovative building designs that both enhance human health and improve the environment,” DiCaprio, a vocal advocate for green buildings and living, told The Post in a written response.
No word yet on whether DiCaprio is springing for the $50 million penthouse, which features a 25-foot staircase, elevator, and 2200-square-foot terrace.
Twin brothers Paul and Peter Scialla have promised to build 40 homes in Haiti, via the Clinton Foundation, for every unit they sell.