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· By Giorgio Armani
Condominiums de prestige à NYC · 2026
Les condominiums de prestige de Manhattan — la tranche de 4 à 50 M$ regroupant les immeubles neufs et postérieurs à 2010, concentrés à Tribeca, dans l’Upper East Side, à Hudson Yards et sur Billionaires’ Row — constituent le segment le moins liquide du marché immobilier new-yorkais. Au cours d’un trimestre donné, moins de 250 unités se négocient au-delà de 5 M$, et près de la moitié changent de mains hors marché ou avant toute mise en ligne publique. Les immeubles les plus pertinents pour les acquéreurs internationaux se comportent rarement comme un marché coté.
Nous accompagnons les acquéreurs internationaux et les family offices sur une base confidentielle, avec un alignement d’honoraires. Notre rôle est d’identifier la bonne unité avant que la mauvaise n’apparaisse sur le marché : inventaires successoraux, allocations sponsor à la livraison, étages d’exception hors marché et la fraction restreinte des annonces publiques mal valorisées au regard de la tranche d’étage, de l’exposition et des comparables à la revente. La page ci-dessous recense les immeubles que nous suivons de plus près.
Manhattan's most prestigious luxury condominiums — from iconic Billionaires' Row towers to Tribeca lofts and new developments, curated by Manhattan Miami
Manhattan's luxury condominium market operates as a scarcity-defined asset class concentrated across four corridors: the Billionaires' Row supertall cluster along West 57th Street, the Upper East Side's landmark prewar conversions, Tribeca's full-floor loft inventory, and Chelsea's Hudson Yards-adjacent full-service buildings. Capital allocation at the trophy tier is benchmarked against three reference assets — 220 Central Park South, where Ken Griffin's $238M closing set the US residential record in 2019; Central Park Tower at 1,550 ft, the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere; and 432 Park Avenue, whose 84-story grid-facade design opened the supertall cycle. The downtown complement to this cohort is 56 Leonard Street in Tribeca, the Herzog & de Meuron tower that defines architectural authorship south of 57th Street. Underwriting at this tier requires precise closing-cost modeling across mansion-tax brackets, transfer-tax structures, and purchase-CEMA strategies — the framework we apply in every private advisory engagement.
Luxury condos in Manhattan represent the top tier of the city’s real estate market, typically beginning around $4M and averaging approximately $3,000 per square foot as of 2026. The market spans key neighborhoods including Tribeca, the Upper East Side, Central Park South, and Billionaires’ Row, with pricing and quality driven by building design, services, and location.
In practice, most properties in the core luxury market trade between approximately $2,500 and $3,500 per square foot. Once pricing moves above $3,500 per square foot, residences are typically considered “special,” either due to superior layouts, views, or building quality. The highest tier of new developments and premier buildings—particularly along Billionaires’ Row and Central Park South—often command $4,500 per square foot and above, with trophy residences exceeding this range significantly.
For trophy properties above $20M, explore our most expensive Manhattan listings. For a broader view of all Manhattan inventory, including co-ops and lower price points, see our Manhattan apartments for sale.
Headline price per square foot is the starting point, not the full picture. For NYC luxury condo buyers, effective cost-per-square-foot depends on a layered set of transaction and carrying costs that rarely appear in listing comparisons—NYS mansion tax brackets stepped from 1.00% to 3.90% at thresholds of $1M, $2M, $3M, $5M, $10M, $15M, $20M, and $25M; New York State and City transfer taxes on sponsor sales; title insurance; and the mortgage recording tax on financed portions.
Purchase-CEMA structuring on resale condos can recover a material portion of mortgage recording tax. Pre-construction and new-development purchases typically carry sponsor-paid transfer taxes as negotiable terms. 421-a and 467-a tax abatements meaningfully change the effective after-tax PSF in specific buildings for defined windows. None of this appears in aggregator pricing.
We underwrite each transaction across these variables before offering advice. For a worked example comparing NYC and Miami structures, see our NYC vs Miami closing-cost analysis. For buyer-side representation, see our private advisory engagements.
Manhattan's most prestigious luxury condominiums, from iconic Billionaires' Row towers to Tribeca lofts and new developments
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62 Residences · By Naftali Group
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14 Residences · By Aurora Capital Associates
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26 Residences · By Legion Investment Group and Nahla Capital
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60 Residences · By Zeckendorf Development
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272 Residences · By Bizzi & Partners
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118 Residences · By Vornado Realty Trust
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179 Residences · By Extell Development Company
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566 Residences · By Macklowe Properties
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375 Residences · By Dajia Insurance Group
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166 Residences · By Elad Group & Peebles Corporation
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20 Residences · By Stillman Development
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100 Residences · By Rabina
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12 Residences · By Naftali Group
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61 Residences · By Broad Street Development
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215 Residences · By HFZ Capital Group
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20 Residences · By Madison Equities & Property Markets Group (PMG)
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39 Residences · By Related Companies
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5 Residences · By Ranger Properties & Sagamore Capital
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86 Residences · By Naftali Group & Rockefeller Group
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10 Residences · By Atlas Capital Group
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120 Residences · By Gamma Real Estate / JVP Management
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48 Residences · By DDG
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60 Residences · By JDS Development Group
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145 Residences · By Hines / Goldman Sachs
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33 Residences · By Zeckendorf Development
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46 Residences · By Related Companies
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22 Residences · By OKO Group
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127 Residences · By Extell Development
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91 Residences · By Witkoff Group & New Valley
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30 Residences · By 995 Fifth Avenue LLC
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53 Residences · By Nathan Berman, Metro Loft Management
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157 Residences · By Silverstein Properties
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116 Residences · By Flag Luxury Group and Bizzi & Partners
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50 Residences · By Alchemy Properties
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61 Residences · By Starwood Capital Group and Tribeca Associates
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597 Residences · By Toll Brothers & Kent Associates
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285 Residences · By Extell Development Company
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225 Residences · By Arlen Realty & Olympic Airways
105 Residences · By Vornado Realty Trust
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33 Residences · By Ian Schrager / RFR Realty
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40 Residences · By Andre Balazs / Hines
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35 Residences · By DHA Capital / AMS Acquisitions
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181 Residences · By Related Companies
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199 Residences · By Fosun Group & J.D. Carlisle
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163 Residences · By William Waldorf Astor / Area Property Partners
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60 Residences · By Moses Ginsberg / Rosewood Hotels
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10 Residences · By Goldman Properties (Tony Goldman)
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71 Residences · By The Stahl Organization
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263 Residences · By GID Development Group
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219 Residences · By Gamma Real Estate
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131 Residences · By Glacier Equities & InterVest Capital Partners
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202 Residences · By Zeckendorf Development
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191 Residences · By Navigation Capital Group
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92 Residences · By Extell Development Company
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125 Residences · By CIM Group & Macklowe Properties
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145 Residences · By Hines / Alexico Group
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198 Residences · By Related Companies and Apollo Global Management
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94 Residences · By Vanke US / RFR
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33 Residences · By Alchemy Properties
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115 Residences · By Bizzi & Partners
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49 Residences · By Ian Schrager and Witkoff Group
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144 Residences · By Related Companies & Mitsui Fudosan America
Estimated delivery dates for Luxury Condos NYC's most anticipated pre-construction condos
| Project | Location | Developer | Status | Est. Completion |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 760 Madison | Upper East Side | Giorgio Armani | pre-construction | 2025 |
| 1122 Madison Avenue | Upper East Side | Legion Investment Group and Nahla Capital | under-construction | 2027 |
| 255 East 77th Street | Upper East Side | Naftali Group | under-construction | 2026 |
| 140 Jane Street | West Village | Aurora Capital Associates | under-construction | 2026 |
| 80 Clarkson | West Village | Zeckendorf Development | under-construction | 2026 |
| Mandarin Oriental Residences, Fifth Avenue | Midtown | Mandarin Oriental | under-construction | 2023 |
| Monogram New York | Midtown East | Navigation Capital Group | Completed | 2027 |
| 520 Fifth Avenue | Midtown | Rabina | Completed | 2026 |
| 50 West 66th Street | Upper West Side | Extell Development | Completed | 2026 |
| Waldorf Astoria Residences New York | Midtown East | Dajia Insurance Group | Completed | 2025 |
| Selene New York | Midtown East | Vanke US / RFR | Completed | 2025 |
| The Greenwich by Rafael Viñoly | Financial District | Bizzi & Partners | Completed | 2024 |
| 720 West End Avenue | Upper West Side | Glacier Equities & InterVest Capital Partners | Completed | 2024 |
| The Bellemont | Carnegie Hill | Naftali Group | Completed | 2023 |
| Sutton Tower | Sutton Place | Gamma Real Estate / JVP Management | Completed | 2023 |
| One Wall Street | Financial District | Macklowe Properties | Completed | 2023 |
| One High Line | Chelsea | Witkoff and Access Industries | Completed | 2023 |
| 995 Fifth Avenue | Upper East Side | 995 Fifth Avenue LLC | Completed | 2023 |
| The Ritz-Carlton Residences New York NoMad | NoMad | Flag Luxury Group and Bizzi & Partners | Completed | 2023 |
| Madison House | NoMad | Fosun Group & J.D. Carlisle | Completed | 2022 |
| 200 East 83rd Street | Upper East Side | Naftali Group & Rockefeller Group | Completed | 2022 |
| Aman New York | Midtown | OKO Group | Completed | 2022 |
| The Cortland | West Chelsea | Related Companies & Mitsui Fudosan America | Completed | 2022 |
| Lantern House | West Chelsea | Related Companies | Completed | 2021 |
| The West Residence Club | Hell's Kitchen | Gamma Real Estate | Completed | 2021 |
| Central Park Tower | Billionaires' Row | Extell Development Company | Completed | 2021 |
| 111 West 57th Street | Billionaires' Row | JDS Development Group | Completed | 2021 |
| 277 Fifth Avenue | NoMad | Completed | 2020 | |
| 180 East 88th Street | Carnegie Hill | DDG | Completed | 2020 |
Estimated completion dates are approximate and subject to change. Contact us for the latest project updates.
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The Manhattan luxury condo market is structurally three markets, not one. Pricing dispersion within a single zip code is wide — view, floor, exposure and resale history matter more than headline neighborhood. Our private-client work focuses on identifying mispriced inventory inside each tier, with priority attention given to estate, off-market and developer-held units that rarely appear on public search.
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This page tracks the New York City luxury condominium market, organized by neighborhood, building type, and price tier. It covers Manhattan condominium inventory aimed at high-net-worth buyers.
Building-level descriptions reflect publicly known property characteristics; pricing varies by unit, view, exposure, and timing. Pre-construction listings are subject to staged deposits and delivery timelines that may shift after publication.
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Curated by Manhattan Miami · 2026 data
| Submarket | Median PSF | Notable Buildings | Active Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribeca prime | $3,500-$6,500 | 56 Leonard, 70 Vestry, 443 Greenwich | $5M-$60M |
| Billionaires Row / 57th St | $4,500-$7,500 | Central Park Tower, 220 CPS, 432 Park, 111 West 57th, One57 | $8M-$250M+ |
| Central Park West | $3,500-$6,500 | 15 CPW, 50 W 66th, 25 Columbus Circle | $10M-$130M |
| Hudson Yards | $2,500-$3,800 | 35 Hudson Yards, 15 Hudson Yards, Lantern House | $3M-$60M |
| West Chelsea | $2,500-$3,800 | One High Line, The Cortland, 520 W 28th | $2.75M-$45M |
| Upper East Side | $2,800-$4,500 | 520 Park, 740 Park (co-op), 200 E 83rd, 760 Madison | $5M-$130M |
| SoHo / NoHo / Bond / Bleecker | $2,500-$4,000 | 40 Bleecker, 25 Bond, 565 Broome, 36 Bleecker | $3M-$25M |
| FiDi / South Street Seaport | $1,800-$2,800 | One Wall Street, 125 Greenwich | $1.5M-$15M |
| Murray Hill / Gramercy / NoMad | $1,800-$2,500 | 212 Fifth Ave, Madison Square Park Tower, 277 Fifth | $2M-$20M |
| Upper West Side | $2,200-$3,200 | The Apthorp, The Belnord, 200 Amsterdam, 50 W 66th | $2.5M-$30M |
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Start the ConversationManhattan's luxury condominium market spans roughly $3M to $250M-plus, with the deepest concentration of inventory in Tribeca, the West Village, the Upper East Side, the Upper West Side, and the Billionaires' Row corridor. Condominiums dominate new development supply and offer foreign buyers, LLC ownership, and pied-a-terre flexibility unavailable in most co-ops.
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Across well-located Manhattan luxury condo inventory, asking PSF generally falls in a wide band — the high four figures for solid prime-neighborhood resales, climbing into the low-to-mid five figures for trophy-floor and branded-residence units. Final transacted PSF reflects floor, exposure, building amenities, and sponsor versus resale dynamics, so live, advisor-led pricing analysis is more reliable than a single headline figure.
Manhattan luxury condos historically transact in deeper volumes than most peer global cities at the same price band, with a broad institutional and international buyer pool and standardized closing mechanics. Inventory turnover varies by neighborhood and price tier, and time-on-market typically widens above the $10M tier where the qualified buyer pool narrows.
A condo is real property with deeded ownership and condo board approval that is generally lighter on financials and more flexible on rentals and foreign buyers. A co-op is shares in a corporation with a proprietary lease, board interview, often heavier debt-to-income and post-closing-liquidity requirements, and tighter rules on rentals and pied-à-terre use. A condop is a building structured as a co-op corporation but operated like a condo on key approval and sublet rules — shares-not-real-property, but typically without the toughest co-op gatekeeping.