432 Park Avenue is one of the most architecturally significant and recognizable residential towers in the world. Rising 1,396 feet above Midtown Manhattan, 432 Park Avenue held the title of the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere upon its completion in 2015 and remains one of the tallest residential towers on earth. Designed by Rafael Viñoly and developed by CIM Group and Macklowe Properties, the building's slender square profile and repetitive window pattern have made it one of the most discussed and debated architectural landmarks in New York City.
About 432 Park Avenue
432 Park Avenue contains 104 condominium residences occupying floors 30 through 96 of the tower. The building's extraordinary height and slender profile — just 93 feet wide — means that virtually every residence enjoys dramatic and largely unobstructed views in multiple directions. On clear days residents can see well beyond the city limits, with views extending to the Atlantic Ocean, the Catskill Mountains, and Connecticut.
The building was conceived as a pure residential tower with no hotel component, allowing the entire structure above the amenity levels to be dedicated to residential use. This approach results in larger and more private residences than many comparable luxury towers.
Residences and Floor Plans
432 Park Avenue residences are defined by their dramatic proportions and exceptional views. Each floor of the building contains either one or two residences, with most units featuring 10-foot-square windows on all four sides that frame the city and sky in equal measure. Ceilings reach 12.5 feet throughout, creating an extraordinary sense of volume and light.
Residences range from approximately 2,200 square feet for the building's smaller units to over 8,000 square feet for its largest full-floor apartments. The building's penthouses represent some of the most spectacular residential spaces in Manhattan, featuring double-height ceilings and 360-degree views from near the top of the New York skyline.
Building Amenities
432 Park Avenue offers an exceptional amenity package appropriate to its status as one of Manhattan's most prestigious addresses. Residents enjoy access to a 75-foot swimming pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a private restaurant and lounge, a library, a billiards room, a screening room, a children's playroom, and a golf simulator. The building's 24-hour concierge and doorman services ensure residents receive attentive and personalized service at all times.
Pricing at 432 Park Avenue
432 Park Avenue commands pricing that reflects its extraordinary position in the Manhattan luxury market. Smaller residences in the building's lower floors typically start around $7 million to $10 million. Mid-floor units generally range from $15 million to $30 million. Full-floor residences and penthouses near the top of the building have traded for $40 million to over $88 million — one of the highest prices ever achieved for a Manhattan condominium. Price per square foot typically ranges from $4,000 to $7,000 or more depending on floor and configuration.
Location
432 Park Avenue sits at the corner of 56th Street and Park Avenue in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. Central Park is just two blocks to the north. The building's Park Avenue address places it among the most prestigious residential corridors in the city, surrounded by luxury hotels, world-class restaurants, and Manhattan's finest retailers. Grand Central Terminal is a short walk away providing exceptional transit connectivity, and the building's height means residents are effectively above the noise and energy of Midtown while remaining at the center of everything the city offers.
Buying at 432 Park Avenue
Purchasing a residence at 432 Park Avenue requires expert guidance in one of Manhattan's most complex and competitive segments of the luxury market. The Victoria Shtainer Team has deep experience in Midtown's ultra-luxury condominium market and can provide comprehensive guidance for buyers, sellers, and investors considering 432 Park Avenue. Contact us today to learn about current availability and pricing.