Your Square Footage and Dollar Values, Delivered.
New York is a city with a soft spot for luxury. Designer handbags adorn billboards across Times Square, and glossy heels traverse Soho’s well-worn streets. But this desire for the luxe is not merely reserved for fashion—it’s in the condo and co-op sphere as well. From the now-stripped-of-their-title Trump International luxury condos to Park Avenue’s over-the-top vistas, we’re here to break down the luxury condo/co-op scene—by the numbers.
$10.95 Million: The cost to purchase a two-bedroom condominium at 432 Park Ave, one of the city’s tallest and most luxurious properties, designed by starchitect Rafael Viñoly.
300: The number of luxury condo sales per year, according to a study by private brokerage Stribling.
11: The number of new luxury co-ops created between 2014 and 2017 according to the Attorney General’s office—a harsh drop in the overall market.
95: The number of luxury condominium units in One57, with prices ranging from three million to 28 million across its 90 stories.
800: The height, in feet, of One Manhattan Square, a sweeping glass tower that will feature spectacular views of the city upon its completion in 2019.
12,000: The total number of square feet of landscaped space that surrounds the Element, a luxury condominium building situated in the Upper East side.
75: The total number of feet of the lap pool at 111 Murray Street’s fitness center, a luxurious amenity alongside its $1.52 million condominiums.
$5 Million: The minimum budget for a property seeker to be considered a luxury buyer.
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