Touring the MOST EXPENSIVE Listing in the Country!
Today, we are touring one of my MOST EXPENSIVE listings to date, the Penthouse at 432 Park Avenue. Located on the 96th Floor, the Full-Floor Penthouse is the highest residential floor at 432 Park, making it seriously one-of-a-kind.
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More About The Penthouse at 432 Park Avenue:
"One-of-one. A trophy unlike any other in the world. 432 Park Avenue is a remarkable creative collaboration between Rafael Vinoly and Deborah Berke. 432 Park Avenue is an ultra-luxury condominium, one of the tallest residential towers in the world whose quality is palpable inside and out. Situated on Park Avenue just a few blocks from Central Park, the building rises 1,396 feet and has 30,000 sq. ft of exclusive lifestyle amenities that include a private restaurant and lounge, a 75-ft indoor pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a yoga studio, sauna, steam, and massage rooms, an outdoor terrace, a screening room, conference and billiards rooms, a library, and a children’s playroom. There is also room service, on-site parking, climate-controlled wine cellars, office suites, private storage, and a full building staff. High-end dining, shopping, and entertainment options are all nearby."
Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
1:20 – Living and Dining Area
2:52 – Kitchen
3:52 – Primary Suite
5:25 – Hallway
6:03 – Secondary Bedroom Suite
7:06 – Library
7:36 – Outro
Ryan Serhant is one of the most successful and well-known real estate brokers in the world. After a decade leading one of New York City’s top-ranked real estate teams, he founded SERHANT., the first brokerage designed for the marketplace of tomorrow. In addition, Ryan is an entrepreneur, producer, public speaker, bestselling author, and star of multiple TV shows.
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If only we could ve toured it together 🥲
Nice to see you here
Go Enes, go!
Please go for it 🙂
Enes, when are we seeing your house pleaseee
Oh, I’d love to see that! PLEASE do it!! 😍
Ryan, great job as always with the tour!
Yes, the location and views are its major selling points, but I have to say in that price range of $100 million+, it is the most boring, uninspiring and overpriced property in the world! No soaring ceiling with overlooking second floor balcony in unit, no in unit theater, no in unit pool/spa/hot tub…, not much of extravagant amenities, its finishings and interior design are mediocre at best. We are talking about $169 million guys, this place should literally clay with all marble and gold to even worth it. At this price range, this is making “The One”, ultra luxury mega mansion in LA a bargain deal.
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You know you’ve made it as a real estate agent when you have an apartment like this in your portfolio 😮🤯
imagine paying 170 MILLION for an apartment in NYC and not getting a terrace
Yes and not private sky pool too
OUCH! so true.
exactly. the building made a mistake putting this price . ppl are not gunna end up buying this
And the windows don’t even open lol
@Robert Sabharwal when u resell this it’s gonna be 2 mil
Aside from the view, the apartment and furnishings have all the charm of an upscale airport lounge at best.
Right? It’s looks dated, yet new. If your grandma had plastic on the sofa and won the lottery.
Nive view. Not impressed with anything else.
So true. The microwave and all looks wal mart bought
Scott…so beautifully spoken… I’ll just say….simply dreadful!
85 floor going for like 20 million… hahha
Its sad that this is the extent of what money can buy, its truly lonely at the top
Unless you have big family then it not lonely at all
loneliness only exists for the fool.
hey CP! love your channel… and yeah.. I agree.
it is $*ite unfortunately. 1500 serious structural flaws according to the current lawsuit. And this thing is not stable. it sways pretty badly.
@hagestad oh damn i mean it doesn’t even look stable probably the first building to collapse when things go south
For the record, the NY Times is reporting that the condo board is suing the developers for upwards of $125 million over all the problems in the building. I wouldn’t take this or any other apartment in this building if it was offered for free. I don’t think it’s safe.
It’s not.
I think like you?
I have been in this building up to the top floor. On a windy day, the elevators stop working because the building sways so much. The views were nice but there is only one main shared terrace near the lower level and it was facing a bunch of buildings. I never understood why anyone would want to live there.
@Casey the building SWAYS?! like.. as in moving around?
I’d take it for free tbh
Feeling great in my single story, ranch-style house with two steps down to the large, tree-lined, private backyard and my veranda with grill. No worrying about terrorists or earthquakes or fire or the building swaying in the wind or the cracks in the superstructure or the elevator breaking down on the 75th floor. Screw your penthouse.
Yeah I got the same thing as you. I’d go crazy in that sky prison.
Now say that without crying
Right because fires and earthquakes can’t affect where you live
Lol. So salty. 😂
Id have several parachutes up there lol
As he was going through this tour, I wish we could’ve seen the building floor plan while he was introducing each room so we get a sense of where it is in relation to the other rooms
The thought of living in that match stick of a building 1000ft up gives me a panic attack.
IK so scary the building looks like its gonna fall over with the slightest gust of wind
No one has lived on this penthouse , nor anyone rents it out. The guy bought it for 90million 3 years ago, and now selling for 169million.
@mehmud I wonder how much he pays in monthly HOA and property taxes, despite not living there. But of course he get’s the billionaires quote, much less than most NYers
I would be afraid of an airplane driving through the window
I used to work in a really tall skyscraper (albeit only on the 60th floor) and I know this is going to sound bizarre but honestly, you get used to it. lol
The only thing you really need to know about 432 Park Avenue is that it’s architect, Rafael Vinoly, based its design on a bin. I think this tells you pretty explicitly exactly what he thought of the people who were likely to live there.
Just say trash bin 🗑!
TRASH.
Plus he created a building in London which melted cars
The bin in pretty expensive for a bin
This had so much potential, yet feels like a common area lobby with luxury name-dropping. So unfortunate.
Bro fr beautiful views,the apt itself is gorgeous,but they ruined it with the furniture in the living rooms
Looks like an Ikea show room.
The buyer solely treats this as an investment. In an interview with the B1M, Ryan admitted the buyer for this property had never even toured it before buying. Sure they might spend a few days or weeks in it out of the year, but many of these kinds of properties in NY are bought as investments… no different than the way the rich buy and sell expensive pieces of art.
an investment for what though? to resell it for more?
@Jason S Jason, you have a lot to learn. Get a job.
@Jason S probably make money renting it out for events
@Jason S when you have that much money, not only are you looking to make more money, you are also looking to keep your money in places that can beat the inflation even if it might be at a lost on the book.
@Luco Zade thanks for the insight
From what I understand, residents are experiencing numerous construction flaws and there’s a legal battle going on. That’s unfortunate, especially with what happened with the Florida building collapse.
Good for you Ryan. Nice listing. Reading the comments, I would have to agree on the views being just amazing, but the furnishings could be improved. I think the new buyer would change some of furnishing. Personal taste would be to add some more dark woods and drapes, just to start. But yes, an amazing address. Liked and subscribed from Vancouver, Canada.
I actually think it’s really cool – reminds me of the views from atop Columbia Center in Seattle – simply amazing. Too bad there’s no rooftop observation deck at 432.
And sky-high views are certainly impressive, but I also like the idea of having a modest penthouse like Jackie O’s 5th Avenue residence. It was high enough for great views across Central Park, but still low enough to hear the sounds and feel the energy of the city below.
What what would be your dream NYC home, if you could live anywhere?
I like that it includes a library. That should attract interest from all the scholars looking for a penthouse.
When I see how insanely tall this building is, I cannot stop thinking of the movie the Towering Inferno. I would rather buy a really nice Townhouse or an apartment with a terrace at least.
Imagine bringing back to life the Astors and Vanderbilts of the gilded age and showing them how their land looks like now and there’s this gem as the centerpiece like I wanna see their faces
It sold for $87,660,898 in the end. The highest priced sold unit so far is unit 92 (four floors down with more beds) for $91,125,497.