Off-market closings, just-listed inventory, and editorial commentary on the NYC residential market — written by brokers, not by aggregators.
August closing at $8,329 per square foot underscores sustained premium pricing in Central Park South's luxury tower market.
A 6,700-square-foot condominium at 217 West 57th Street traded at $6,095 per square foot in September 2021.
The 6,700-square-foot unit at 217 West 57th Street recorded at $7,157 per square foot, trading at more than thirty-two times the ZIP's median.
The 7,779-square-foot duplex penthouse at Herzog & de Meuron's Tribeca tower commanded $5,785 per square foot in October 2021.
The 4,491-square-foot residence traded at 18 times the ZIP code median, underscoring demand for trophy inventory within the supertall luxury segment.
The 6,045-square-foot combined residence at The Westbury closed at $4,301 per square foot, marking the highest recorded sale in the building's history.
The 6,700-square-foot residence at 217 West 57th Street traded at more than thirty times the ZIP's median.
The April 2022 closing at 151 East 58th Street recorded at more than twenty times the ZIP code median.
The 6,632-square-foot penthouse sold for 16 times the ZIP's median, marking the highest recorded sale at 1045 Madison Avenue.
At $7,237 per square foot, the 6,700-square-foot condominium traded nearly 33 times above the ZIP median.
The 3,222-square-foot residence on the 54th floor traded at $11,173 per square foot, reflecting a resale gain of roughly $10 million over its 2019 sponsor price.
A 6,700-square-foot condominium in the 98-story tower traded at $6,552 per square foot in July 2022.
The 4,182-square-foot tower unit traded at $6,224 per square foot, reflecting continued demand for trophy-tier inventory on Billionaires' Row.
November 2022 sale at Robert A.M. Stern condominium trades at fifteen times the ZIP's median, marking the highest recorded transaction for the property.
The 6,700-square-foot apartment on the 122nd floor traded at over thirty times the ZIP median.
The 8,290-square-foot residence at One Central Park traded at nearly 27 times the ZIP median, marking the highest recorded sale in the 54-story tower.
The 6,512-square-foot residence on the 78th floor traded at more than thirty times the local median, establishing a new high for the supertall condominium.
The 6,566-square-foot residence transacted at 11.5 times the ZIP's median, marking the highest recorded sale in the building's history
The 4,628-square-foot residence traded at $8,103 per square foot in June 2023, marking the highest recorded sale in the building.
Highest recorded sale in the Richard Meier–designed condominium closes at more than thirteen times the ZIP's median.
A five-bedroom penthouse at 150 Charles Street traded for $38.5 million, underscoring the building's status among the neighborhood's trophy assets.
The 5,455-square-foot residence traded at $6,416 per square foot and approximately sixteen times the ZIP code's median sale price.
The 1,945-square-foot condominium at 1 Central Park West sold for $25.3 million in July, nearly 15 times the ZIP median.
October 2023 transaction at Unit PH55 marks highest recorded sale in the NoMad condominium
A 6,700-square-foot residence at 217 West 57th Street traded for $46.2 million in October 2023, a multiple that underscores the gulf between trophy product and the broader market.
Unit 16C at 730 Fifth Avenue trades at $4,945 per square foot, reflecting sustained high-bracket demand in the 1921 Crown Building.
The 4,019-square-foot Residence 67B traded at nearly 14.5 times the ZIP median, marking a rare resale loss on Billionaires' Row.
The 3,228-square-foot residence traded at nearly 14 times the ZIP's median, achieving $7,388 per square foot.
Unit 7A closed at 7.59 times the ZIP's median sale price, the highest recorded transaction for the building at $10,444 per square foot.
The 3,502-square-foot condominium at 7 Hubert Street traded at $7,995 per square foot, establishing the highest recorded sale in the building's history.
Three-bedroom residence with Central Park views sells at $10,845 per square foot in off-market transaction
A 4,415-square-foot residence on record at $5,730 per square foot marks the highest recorded sale for the 44-story building.
The 6,236-square-foot full-floor unit traded at $6,222 per square foot in a rare high-floor transaction at the West 57th Street tower.
Unit 39B at 217 West 57th Street traded for $43,500,000, or $5,733 per square foot, a multiple that underscores trophy inventory's distance from the local market.
The residence traded at nearly eleven times the ZIP's median, marking the highest recorded sale in the converted 1906 warehouse building.
Full-floor residence at 500 West 18th Street records $6,106 per square foot, marking a significant premium over ZIP 10011.
The 3,211-square-foot, 55th-floor residence commanded $10,900 per square foot—nearly 23 times the local median.
Crown jewel duplex at 760 Madison Avenue closes at 17x the ZIP median, marking the highest recorded sale in the building.
The 6,207-square-foot penthouse A traded at nearly twelve times the ZIP median, marking the highest recorded sale at the converted Romanesque Revival condominium.
The 5,761-square-foot top-floor residence at 555 West 22nd Street traded at nearly 15 times the ZIP median.
A 6,700-square-foot residence at 217 West 57th Street achieves $6,856 per square foot in an April 2025 closing.
The 7,163-square-foot residence on the 72nd floor of the supertall tower traded at $6,548 per square foot in mid-April.
Resale at Aman New York Residences closes at $6,267 per square foot, two years after prior owner paid $24.3 million
The 7,488-square-foot residence trades at nearly ten times the ZIP median, marking the tower's highest recorded sale.
Full-floor residence sells at 18× the ZIP median, marking a gain for the seller in under three years
Off-market sale of 6,942-square-foot residence on 41st floor achieves $6,735 per square foot in Extell's Lincoln Square tower
A 6,700-square-foot residence at 217 West 57th Street closed at $7,085 per square foot in November.
The 6,942-square-foot unit traded at $6,738 per square foot, approximately 26 times the ZIP's trailing median.
