432 Park Avenue s'impose comme une icône architecturale sur le Billionaires' Row de Manhattan. À 1 396 pieds, cette tour supertall conçue par Rafael Viñoly est l'un des immeubles résidentiels les plus hauts de l'hémisphère occidental. Le design minimaliste distinctif du bâtiment — avec une empreinte carrée parfaite et des fenêtres de 10 pieds sur 10 disposées en grille à six ouvertures — a redéfini le panorama de New York depuis son achèvement en 2015.
Situé entre les 56e et 57e rues Est, 432 Park Avenue propose 125 résidences en copropriété d'environ 1 400 à plus de 8 000 pieds carrés. L'immeuble s'élève sur l'emplacement de l'ancien Drake Hotel, acquis par le promoteur Harry Macklowe en 2006.
Pour les acquéreurs en quête du summum du luxe à Manhattan, 432 Park rivalise avec les supertalls voisines notamment One57, 111 West 57th Street (Steinway Tower) et Central Park Tower. Chacune offre un caractère architectural distinct et un programme d'équipements différencié, bien que 432 Park se distingue par son parking privé — une rareté sur le Billionaires' Row.
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Le design de Rafael Viñoly réduit la tour à une grille en béton pure de 28' x 28', répétant la même fenêtre carrée sur les 96 étages. Le résultat est un immeuble qui se lit comme un objet sculptural unique dans le panorama — instantanément reconnaissable depuis n'importe quel arrondissement ou point de vue à Manhattan.
432 Park est la tour trophée originelle du Billionaires' Row — le projet qui a défini la catégorie résidentielle supertall. Comparé aux entrées plus récentes, il offre des plateaux moyens plus vastes, un nombre d'unités par étage plus faible et un marché secondaire plus établi avec un historique de transactions documenté.
Les acheteurs étrangers au 432 Park ont historiquement eu recours à des structures de détention via LLC et trust pour gérer le FIRPTA, l'exposition aux droits de succession et la confidentialité. Le marché de la revente de l'immeuble inclut une participation internationale substantielle, avec des workflows établis pour les clôtures transfrontalières.
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Indicateur |
Données actuelles |
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Annonces actives |
10 units |
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Fourchette de prix |
$9.99M – $55M |
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Prix demandé médian |
$29.6M |
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Prix moyen $/pi² |
$3,700 – $8,000 |
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Fourchette de superficie |
2,224 – 8,040 SF |
| Unité |
Prix de vente |
Superficie |
$/SF |
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#67B |
$24.99M |
4,019 SF |
$6,219 |
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#36A |
$10.7M |
4,003 SF |
$2,673* |
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#84A |
$13.5M |
2,625 SF |
$5,143 |
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#52C |
$14.65M |
3,576 SF |
$4,097 |
Analysis by The Real Deal found that 10 of 16 owners who resold between 2021-2025 (after structural issues were reported) took a loss, compared to a 77% profit rate for sellers between 2017-2018. Current pricing may represent a value opportunity for buyers with appropriate risk tolerance and long-term investment horizons.

Building Features & Architecture
Rafael Viñoly's design for 432 Park Avenue draws inspiration from a 1905 trash basket designed by Austrian architect Josef Hoffmann. The building's 15:1 height-to-width ratio makes it one of the most slender skyscrapers in the world. The structure uses a reinforced concrete core with outrigger walls at mechanical floors to resist wind loads.
The 8,000-square-foot private restaurant, led by Michelin-starred Chef Shaun Hergatt, serves residents and their guests exclusively—breakfast through dinner. Adjacent to the restaurant is a 5,550-square-foot private dining terrace for al fresco dining and events. A semi-private dining area accommodates special family or business occasions. In-suite dining and room service are available throughout the building.
432 Park Avenue is currently subject to two significant lawsuits that prospective buyers must understand:
Before purchasing at 432 Park Avenue, buyers should:
Working with an experienced broker who understands these complexities is essential. We provide buyers with comprehensive due diligence support, including connections to qualified attorneys and access to all available building documentation.
As of December 2025, apartments at 432 Park Avenue range from approximately $10 million for two-bedroom units to over $50 million for full-floor residences. Price per square foot typically ranges from $3,700 to $8,000 depending on floor level, views, and unit condition. The 96th-floor penthouse is currently listed at $105 million.
Monthly carrying costs include common charges (approximately $6-8 per square foot) plus real estate taxes. For a typical 4,000 SF unit, expect monthly common charges around $24,000-$32,000 plus taxes of approximately $8,000-$12,000 monthly, totaling $32,000-$44,000 per month.
Yes, 432 Park Avenue offers private parking—a rare amenity on Billionaires' Row. The building features a porte-cochère entrance with valet service and dedicated parking spaces available for purchase or rent. This distinguishes it from neighboring supertalls like One57 and Central Park Tower.
432 Park Avenue offers unobstructed 360-degree views through 10-foot by 10-foot windows—the largest of any residential building in New York City. Unités face Central Park to the north, the Hudson River to the west, the East River to the east, and the Manhattan skyline to the south. Higher floors command premium prices for their expanded sight lines.
432 Park Avenue is subject to two ongoing lawsuits. The 2021 lawsuit by the condo board cites approximately 1,500 building defects including elevator issues, water infiltration, and noise problems. A second lawsuit filed in April 2025 seeks $165 million for alleged facade defects and fraud. Both cases remain pending. Buyers should conduct thorough due diligence and review all litigation documentation before purchasing.
432 Park Avenue was designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects with interior design by Deborah Berke Partners. The Uruguayan-American architect drew inspiration from a 1905 wastebasket designed by Josef Hoffmann for the building's distinctive grid pattern of square windows. SLCE Architects served as architect of record.
432 Park Avenue occupies a premier Midtown East location between 56th and 57th Streets. The building sits steps from Central Park and within blocks of world-class shopping on Fifth and Madison Avenues. Notable neighbors include The Plaza Hotel, Bergdorf Goodman, and the Museum of Modern Art.
Transit: N/R/W at Fifth Avenue-59th Street; E/M at Fifth Avenue-53rd Street; 4/5/6 at 59th Street. Easy access to Grand Central Terminal and Penn Station.
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This page covers 432 Park Avenue, a residential condominium tower on Manhattan's Park Avenue corridor. It describes the building's location, property type, and place within the Manhattan luxury market.
Information about 432 Park Avenue reflects publicly known building characteristics. Specific unit pricing, view, and floor plate vary materially within the building.
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