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NYC Most Expensive Apartment Costs a Jaw-Dropping $250 Million

May 5, 2016 Leave a Comment

NYC’s most expensive apartment will be a $250M condo at 220 Central Park South as reported by Tanay Warekar on Curbed. “What’s been touted for months as New York City’s most expensive condo is finally here. Vornado Realty Trust has revealed plans for a four-floor apartment at 220 Central Park South, and it will cost a jaw-dropping $250 million, The Real Deal reports. If it sells for the asking price, it will handily surpass the record set by the $100.5 million sale of a penthouse at One57 last year. The gigantic apartment will be located on floors 50-53 of the Robert A.M Stern-designed building. To create the mammoth offering, Vornado combined a 11,000 square-foot duplex on the 50th and 51st floors along with three apartments on the floors above.”

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