$135 Million Penthouse Sets NYC Record as Priciest Sale of 2024 | Aman New York Hotel

Experience the epitome of luxury living in Manhattan with our exclusive look at the record-breaking $135 million penthouse at the Aman New York Hotel. This stunning property, spanning 12,500 square feet across five floors, has just set a new standard as the most expensive residential sale in New York City for 2024.
Nestled within the iconic Crown Building on Fifth Avenue, this one-of-a-kind penthouse offers unparalleled views and the opportunity for complete customization. With seven bedrooms, 4,462 square feet of outdoor space, and access to the hotel's world-class amenities, including a renowned spa and gourmet dining, this penthouse redefines luxury living.
Discover the rich history of the Crown Building, originally designed by Warren and Wetmore in 1920 and home to the Museum of Modern Art's first location. Learn about the property's price history, from its initial listing at over $180 million to its current record-breaking sale, reflecting the realities of the current market and the unfinished state of the unit.
Explore the significance of this sale in the context of Manhattan's luxury real estate market, which has faced a slowdown in recent years. However, this transaction, along with other high-end deals, suggests a potential resurgence in demand for premium properties in the city's most prestigious neighborhoods.
Don't miss your chance to take an exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour of this extraordinary $135 million penthouse, the crown jewel of Manhattan's luxury real estate market. Experience the ultimate in private luxury and make your mark on one of the most prestigious properties in New York City.
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[@martingillang1801]

Amazing

[@21subcool]

According to WSJ the current owner sold it to himself in a move to limit taxes.

[@PropertyPulse111]

Ah, the things we do for love... or in this case, for tax efficiency!

[@newmankidman5763]

The person who bought this Astronomically overvalued and overpriced penthouse for this amount has no respect for money.

[@tyrelldavis3528]

The person who bought it also owns the hotel

[@newmankidman5763]

@@tyrelldavis3528, in that case, it was smart of him to avoid paying the Mafia Syndicate known as government more shakedown money known as taxes

[@newmankidman5763]

@@tyrelldavis3528, thanks. I had written a reply here, but I think KZbin deleted it because I cannot see it :)

[@HortonGourcuff]

If someone buys that they deff don't care about quality of life crackheads are sleeping in front of the hotel.doors soo

[@richardlangcay9903]

Ii is owned by the Russian billionaire Owner of Amman

[@PropertyPulse111]

Indeed