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The two-bedroom condos are designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano and offer views of the city and Hudson River. Amenities include a 17-metre swimming pool, gym, spa, sauna and steam rooms, a library, wet bar and outdoor terrace.
However, Djokovic spends the majority of his time at a mansion in Marbella, Spain, which he reportedly paid $US10 million for in 2020. The nine-bedroom, eight-bathroom home is often shown on his Instagram page, and he transformed the property into a training centre during the pandemic.
Djokovic bought two condos in New York’s SoHo district in 2017.Credit: Knight Frank
Coco Gauff
The 20-year-old world No.3 bought a home for her parents and a home for herself in Delray Beach, Florida.
Gauff revealed the news after her win at the WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia last year, where she pocketed $US4.8 million ($7.7 million), an amount she was shocked by.
“I knew it was some money, but I didn’t know that much. Oh, it means a lot to me … I have bought a house,” she said at the time, according to The Mirror US.
Coco Gauff purchased her first home in Florida.Credit: Darrian Traynor / Getty Images
Gauff relocated from Atlanta to Delray Beach with her family when she was seven. They installed a tennis court at their home.
Taylor Fritz
The San Diego-born world No.4 bought a two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo in Miami for $US845,000 ($1.3 million) in 2023, Realtor reported.
Taylor Fritz purchased a two-bedroom condo in Miami in 2023.Credit: Getty Images
Listing photos reveal views of the Miami skyline and Biscayne Bay, and amenities including a gym, spa, tennis court and pools.
“I chill at my place, play some video games and relax, but I could definitely see myself going and playing some golf with friends,” the 27-year-old told Miami Living of his lifestyle off the court in March last year.
The world No.4 reportedly paid $1.3 million for the property.Credit: Realtor
“The city has always been a place that I really enjoy going to. It is a lot of fun, and I have a lot of friends there.”
Daniil Medvedev
The 28-year-old world No.5 relocated from Russia to France as a teen, snapping up a property in Monte Carlo in 2019.
Like Djokovic and Stefanos Tsitsipas, Medvedev – who won the 2021 US Open – purchased a home close to the Monte-Carlo Country Club.
Daniil Medvedev resides in a property close to the Monte-Carlo Country Club.Credit: AP
Aryna Sabalenka
The 26-year-old world No.1 was born in Minsk, Belarus, and now lives in Miami.
“The city offers everything you need,” Sabalenka told Miami Living in September last year.
Belarus-born Aryna Sabalenka now resides in Miami.Credit: Instagram / Aryna Sabalenka
“You can have fun, relax, work hard, practise, and they have great courts there. It feels like paradise to me! With palm trees, always sunny weather and people in good spirits, it’s an ideal place to recharge after a tough week to the tour.”
Nick Kyrgios
Nick Kyrgios purchased a $1.6 million penthouse in Sydney’s Kensington in March 2022.Credit: Getty Images
Twenty-nine-year-old Canberran Nick Kyrgios, who is recovering from an abdominal injury, paid $1.6 million for a penthouse in Sydney’s Kensington in March 2022.
Occupying two levels, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom pad comes with a private rooftop terrace and a communal pool. Interiors feature a neutral palette, high ceilings and double-height glass.
The dual-level penthouse comes with a private rooftop terrace and a communal pool.Credit: City Residential Property
He also has a house in the Bahamas, to where he has previously hinted he could retire.