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Jennifer Aniston’s boyfriend Jim Curtis takes $1.5 million New York City home off the market

Jennifer Aniston’s boyfriend Jim Curtis takes $1.5 million New York City home off the market
MarketWatch Tuesday 09 June 2026, 09:03 UTC 1 min read
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Actress Jennifer Aniston’s boyfriend Jim Curtis has delisted his longtime New York City home after four months—and a few weeks after the couple marked their one-year anniversary.

Actress Jennifer Aniston’s boyfriend Jim Curtis has delisted his longtime New York City home after four months—and a few weeks after the couple marked their one-year anniversary.
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