A penthouse in Manhattan’s Central Park Tower on Billionaires’ Row sold to an unidentified international buyer for $115 million, marking the first time a New York City home has sold for more than $100 million since 2022.
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A penthouse in New York City’s Central Park Tower in Manhattan’s Billionaires’ District has sold for $115 million, the city’s most expensive transaction since 2022, the real deal the report said.
The Extell-developed property first went into contract in January. wall street journal reported. Fredrik Eklund and Eklund’s John Gomes | Eklund announced on Instagram that Douglas Elliman’s Gomes team brought in team member Kent Wu An unidentified international buyer participated in the transaction.
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In 2023, no home sales in New York City exceeded $100 million. The last properties to sell at that threshold in the city were hedge funder Daniel Och’s $188 million penthouse to Alibaba co-founder Joe Tsai, and two apartments on East 66th Street for $101 million. Both transactions are scheduled for 2022.
The 12,000-square-foot duplex, with 30-foot-high ceilings and views of Central Park, first sold for $175 million last year. The asking price was later reduced to $150 million before the buyer made an offer.
Extell Marketing Group and Corcoran Sunshine represented the listing.
Central Park Tower went on sale in 2018 and made headlines for being the tallest residential tower in the world and for having units with astronomical asking prices.
Another penthouse at the property was originally asking $250 million, but that was later reduced to $195 million. Ryan Serhant is the listing agent for the 18,000-square-foot triplex.
Gary Barnett of Extell said the real deal The development group ultimately chose to abandon the “title price” and “get serious” about selling the triplex.
Estimated sales for Central Park Tower were initially estimated at $4 billion, but that estimate was later revised down to $3 billion as several apartments subsequently dropped in price, according to reports. the real deal.
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