Las 100 Propiedades Más Caras de Manhattan en Venta (2026)

Este ranking abarca las residencias más costosas de Manhattan en todas las categorías de propiedades y segmentos de precio. Para inventario específico de penthouses, consulte nuestros Top 50 Penthouses de NYC; para residencias en el corredor de Billionaires' Row, vea nuestra cobertura ultra-prime de la calle 57.

Para inventario activo de promotores y torres de Manhattan recientemente entregadas, rastree la nueva oferta de lujo en Manhattan.

Nueva York tiene algunos de los bienes raíces más costosos del mundo. ¿Dónde más puede alguien gastar $250 millones en un solo apartamento? Si bien eso no es la norma en los precios de condominios de lujo, el precio promedio de una propiedad de lujo en Manhattan sigue siendo $7.7 millones en el cuarto trimestre de 2025. Con este artículo, quise centrarme en una lista de los apartamentos más caros de Manhattan, clasificando las principales ventas y las propiedades más destacadas de la ciudad. Hasta la fecha, el apartamento de Manhattan más caro puesto en venta ha sido el Central Park Tower, donde el penthouse de lujo triplex, considerado una auténtica propiedad trofeo, fue listado en el otoño de 2022 a ese precio de $250 millones. A enero de 2026, aún no se ha vendido. Sin embargo, si la propiedad se vende a ese precio, será la propiedad en Manhattan más cara que jamás se haya vendido. Mientras tanto, hay otras propiedades notables que se encuentran entre las más caras de NYC. Estoy seguro de que le resultarán fascinantes.

 

Si bien los condominios de lujo en Manhattan promedian alrededor de $3,000 por pie cuadrado, las propiedades en esta categoría típicamente representan el nivel más alto del mercado, superando frecuentemente los $4,500 por pie cuadrado y los $20M en valor total. Estas residencias se definen no solo por su precio, sino también por la calidad del edificio, la ubicación y la demanda global.

Para el mercado más amplio de condominios de lujo entre $4M y $20M, visite nuestros listados de condominios de lujo en NYC.

Estas residencias representan el vértice de los condominios ultra-lujosos de NYC, un segmento definido por la escasez, la autoría arquitectónica y la asignación de capital global.

Dónde se ubican los apartamentos más caros de Manhattan

Los bienes raíces ultra-lujosos en Manhattan están altamente concentrados en un pequeño número de corredores premium, incluyendo Billionaires' Row a lo largo de Central Park South, el Upper East Side y Tribeca.

El mapa anterior destaca la concentración geográfica de los listados más caros de Manhattan, donde las propiedades frecuentemente superan los $5,000 por pie cuadrado y representan el segmento más alto de los bienes raíces globales.

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Market Context

While the highest publicly listed properties in Manhattan currently reach approximately $128 million, a significant portion of the ultra-prime market trades off-market. Trophy residences above $150 million, and in rare cases approaching $200 million or more, are often transacted privately, without ever appearing in public listings. As a result, the visible inventory represents only a portion of the true top end of the Manhattan market.

Current Market Data

Manhattan Ultra-Luxury Market Snapshot


~15-20

Active $50M+ Listings

~10-15

$50M+ Sales (Trailing 12 Months)

$238M

Record Residential Sale (220 CPS, 2019)

Trophy Condos

Primary Property Type

~$250M

Most Expensive Active Listing (Central Park Tower)

$5,000+/SF

Average Ultra-Luxury Price Per Square Foot

Recent trophy transactions continue in buildings such as 220 Central Park South and Central Park Tower, underscoring the depth of Manhattan's ultra-luxury residential market.

Distribution of Manhattan Trophy Listings by Neighborhood


Neighborhood$25M+ ListingsNotable Buildings
Central Park South / Billionaires' Row30+220 CPS, Central Park Tower, One57, 111 W 57th
Upper East Side25+520 Park Ave, The Mark, 150 E 72nd
Tribeca20+56 Leonard, 443 Greenwich, 30 Park Place
West Village / Greenwich Village10+150 Charles, Superior Ink
Hudson Yards10+15 Hudson Yards, 35 Hudson Yards

Trophy inventory in Manhattan is heavily concentrated along Central Park South and the Billionaires' Row corridor, where several of the world's tallest residential towers have been developed over the past decade.

Manhattan Luxury Market Framework

Q1 2026 context for the $4M+ segment

In Manhattan, “luxury” refers to the top 10% of the market, typically between $4M and $10M, with pricing generally below approximately $3,000 per square foot.

At this level, buyers are competing for high-quality inventory, but not scarcity. In Manhattan, approximately $3,000 per square foot marks the transition from market-driven pricing to top-tier positioning. Above this level, pricing begins to reflect quality, positioning, and scarcity rather than direct comparables.

Luxury Market Segmentation

Luxury Market (Prime Segment)
$4M-$10M · Below ~$3,000/ft²
The top 10% of transactions. High-quality inventory, but broadly replaceable and driven by market comparables.

Super Prime
$10M+ · $3,000+/ft²
Represents the upper boundary of market pricing. Properties at this level command a premium for location and quality, though comparable supply still exists.

Ultra Luxury
$10M+ · Typically $4,000+/ft²
A clear break from market pricing. At this level, scarcity begins, driven by positioning, views, and limited availability.

Trophy (Global Tier)
$25M+
Irreplaceable assets with no true comparables, competing for global capital rather than local demand.

Manhattan Super-Prime & Ultra-Luxury Market Map

Active listings, recent closings, and known off-market activity, mapped across Manhattan.

Public transactions sourced from UrbanDigs. The gold 80 Clarkson marker represents ~$1.85B in sponsor-direct shadow inventory, 72 units at a new development in Hudson Square that have not been reported on public listing services.

Frequently Asked Questions

Manhattan's ultra-luxury residential market

What is the most expensive apartment in NYC?

The most expensive apartment currently listed in New York City is the triplex penthouse at Central Park Tower, asking approximately $250 million. The record for the most expensive residential sale belongs to Ken Griffin's 2019 purchase at 220 Central Park South for approximately $238 million.

What is the most expensive apartment building in Manhattan?

220 Central Park South, designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, is widely regarded as the most expensive apartment building in Manhattan, having produced multiple nine-figure transactions including the $238 million record sale.

How much does a luxury apartment cost in Manhattan?

The average luxury apartment price (top 10%) was approximately $7.7 million as of Q4 2025. Entry-level luxury starts around $3-5 million, while ultra-luxury ranges from $10 million to well above $100 million. On Billionaires' Row, pricing commonly exceeds $5,000 per square foot.

What is Billionaires' Row in NYC?

Billionaires' Row is the corridor of supertall luxury residential towers along West 57th Street in Midtown Manhattan, home to Central Park Tower (1,550 ft), 111 West 57th Street (1,428 ft), One57, and 220 Central Park South.

What neighborhoods have the most expensive apartments in NYC?

The highest concentration of ultra-luxury listings is in Central Park South/Billionaires' Row, the Upper East Side, Tribeca, the West Village, and Hudson Yards.

Are Manhattan luxury apartments a good investment?

Manhattan trophy properties have historically demonstrated strong value retention due to finite land supply, strict zoning, and persistent global demand. Prime residences have generally appreciated over long holding periods.

What is considered ultra-luxury real estate in Manhattan?

Ultra-luxury real estate in Manhattan generally refers to properties priced at $10 million and above, typically commanding $5,000+ per square foot, characterized by exceptional build quality, premium finishes, and institutional-grade amenity programs.

Manhattan Trophy Inventory: 100 Most Expensive, Concentration by Building

Curated by Manhattan Miami · 2026 data

$20M+ Manhattan Resale Inventory, Building Concentration

BuildingNeighborhoodArchitectTrophy Resale Range
220 Central Park SouthCentral Park SouthRobert A.M. Stern$30M-$250M+
Central Park Tower57th St / Billionaires RowAS+GG$25M-$250M+
15 Central Park WestCentral Park WestRobert A.M. Stern$20M-$130M
432 Park AvenuePark Ave / MidtownRafael Viñoly$20M-$95M
111 West 57thBillionaires RowSHoP Architects$20M-$70M
One57Billionaires RowChristian de Portzamparc$20M-$100M+
520 Park AvenueUpper East SideRobert A.M. Stern$20M-$130M
740 Park AvenueUpper East SideRosario Candela$20M-$60M (rare resales)
The Aldyn / Apthorp / Beresford / DakotaUWS Prewar TrophyVarious$15M-$50M
Tribeca Conversions (443 Greenwich, 56 Leonard, 70 Vestry)TribecaVarious$15M-$60M