In 2019, Taylor Swift proclaimed, 'I'd never walk Cornelia Street again,' paying tribute to the home that is (arguably) the most famous in her property portfolio. However, while Cornelia Street celebrates the singer's Manhattan abode, Swift's property collection spans far beyond the Big Apple.
Swift, who intertwines personal stories into her discography, has since made reference to her Rhode Island mansion (via The Last Great American Dynasty) and her home in the British capital in So Long, London. Beyond this, she has connections to real estate in Nashville, Beverly Hills, and various other neighborhoods in New York City.
