As a playground for the rich, New York City never lacks for millionaires and billionaires who can flit in and out of high-end condos. So it’s not really surprising that less than two years after Austrian-American businessman Gerhard Andlinger bought Jon Bon Jovi’s Soho penthouse at 158 Mercer Street, the 7,452-square-foot residence is back on the market.

Photo of Jon Bon Jovi former soho apartment

With a hat tip to The Real Deal, the $38 million list price is just a hair over what Andlinger paid for the loft-like dwelling that, in addition to its sprawling interior space, boasts oceans of outdoor terrace space to further maximize entertainment options.

Photo of Jon Bon Jovi former soho apartment

The only real change to the 6-bedroom, 6-bathroom abode is the way the interiors are decorated. While Bon Jovi and his wife went for more classically bold and modern American-style decor and furnishings, the current set-up is a bit more eclectic — complete with one, giant arty statue of a female figure that looks to be decked out in fast-food restaurant uniform attire.

Photo of Jon Bon Jovi former soho apartment

But it won’t be the furnishings that will make or break the sale. Bon Jovi, who started off trying to ring up a sale with an original list price of $45 million, had to wait a few years before closing the deal at $37.5 million. Now this urban oasis — complete with gym, service quarters, fireplace, elevator and just about every amenity money can buy — will test the luxury market again.

Photo of Jon Bon Jovi former soho apartment

Photo of Jon Bon Jovi former soho apartment

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