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With the Oscars airing this Sunday, Timoth\u00e9e Chalamet is once again dominating the cultural conversation. The actor\u2014nominated this year for his leading performance in Marty Supreme<\/em>\u2014has built a reputation for appearing in several major films annually, and he shows no signs of slowing down. Between a packed filming schedule, life in the spotlight with his girlfriend Kylie Jenner<\/a>, and the occasional headline-making controversy (like his recent claim that \u201cno one cares\u201d about ballet or opera!), it\u2019s safe to assume the 30-year-old has very little downtime. Which raises the question: where does Timoth\u00e9e Chalamet actually retreat to after the whirlwind of premieres, press tours, and awards-season buzz?<\/p>\n Unlike many celebrities who accumulate sprawling property portfolios, Chalamet\u2019s real estate footprint remains relatively modest. The New York City native spent his early years in Manhattan Plaza, the West 43rd Street apartment complex just blocks from the Theater District. Built under the Mitchell-Lama<\/u><\/a> program\u2014a state initiative designed to provide affordable housing to middle-income residents\u2014the building earned the nickname \u201cBroadway\u2019s Bedroom,\u201d thanks to the fact that about 70 percent of its 1,689 residents are performing artists. Over the years, the address has counted Alicia Keys, Angela Lansbury, and Tennessee Williams among its notable tenants.<\/p>\n Though Chalamet is an indisputable A-lister, his list of homes remains surprisingly short. Ahead of Sunday\u2019s Academy Awards, we\u2019re taking a look at the two properties the actor has called home since his rise to fame.<\/p>\n