How Pete Davidson’s Staten Island condo neighbors really feel about comedian — and his A-list friends
Pete Davidson's former neighbors in Staten Island have expressed their admiration for the comedian. The president of the condo board praised Davidson for being polite and respectful during his time living there. He made efforts to minimize disruptions when hosting celebrity friends, showcasing his consideration for the community.
- ▪Neighbors described Pete Davidson as the 'perfect neighbor' and praised his politeness.
- ▪Davidson was known to introduce himself to residents and was respectful of their space.
- ▪He took measures to avoid disruptions when famous guests visited, such as using a side entrance.
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Celebrity News How Pete Davidson’s Staten Island condo neighbors really feel about comedian — and his A-list friends By Sarah Jones Published May 18, 2026, 3:25 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Pete Davidson’s former Staten Island condo neighbors have nothing but love for the comedian. Months after the “Saturday Night Live” alum, 32, sold his luxury waterfront pad in St. George, the president of the building’s condo board is calling Davidson the “perfect neighbor” and revealing how the comic went out of his way to be respectful to residents despite his celebrity status. “He was polite, he was nice to everyone,” Christopher Campbell, president of the Accolade Condominium at 90 Bay Street Landing, told SILive.com.
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