A hexagon-shaped house built on other people’s tweets and memes is now for sale in Florida. Internet celebrity Josh Ostrovsky, also known as The Fat Jewish, has put his midcentury Miami Shores home on the market.
Built in 1950, the “Panorama House,” as it’s referred to, was purchased by Ostrovsky in 2021 for $2.5 million, according to property records.
The 3,873-square-foot home has since gone through a major renovation, says the listing, and now comes with five bedrooms and five bathrooms, as well as a designer kitchen, terrazzo floors, a steam shower, a guest suite, an oversized pool, and more.
The New York-native was an early Instagram star, known for posting funny memes and jokes, often cropping out the original authors and not crediting the source. In 2015, he addressed the accusations, stating that he didn’t “intentionally” steal any jokes, and will go back and source the material.
In 2019, Ostrovsky’s canned wine label White Girl Rosé was acquired by Anheuser-Busch.
Ostrovsky is currently selling the home for $4.25 million, and the listing agents are George Burns and David Pullman of One Sotheby’s International.
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