"The top 10 most expensive residential sales that closed in New York City in 2025 has been revealed thanks to PropertySharks year-end analysis. The top deals totaled $540 million, ranging from Billionaires' Row condos to a Gilded Age mansion, Upper East Side co-ops to luxury units in Downtown Manhattan and on the Upper West Side. But the most expensive residential sale was an $82.5 million, off-market trade at 220 Central Park South,"
"There were also other record-breakers, such as the $60 million sale of a unit in 150 Charles Street, setting a new pricing record for the most expensive condo ever sold below 14th Street. Even as buyer preferences evolved in NYC's residential market and broader economic conditions continued to shift throughout 2025, demand for high-quality homes remained steady, especially in central neighborhoods with prime inventory,"
"220 Central Park South #45A | $82,500,000 This off-market sale is the 13th largest residential transaction ever in New York City history. Unit 45A is located in a the Robert A.M. Stern-designed 220 Central Park South in Midtown, a limestone-clad, 70-story tower on Billionaires' Row, which also boasts an 18-story Villa tower. The condo building, with a total of 118 units, is often referred to as one of the most expensive in the country"
Ten Manhattan residential closings in 2025 combined for $540 million, spanning Billionaires' Row condos, a Gilded Age mansion, Upper East Side co-ops, and luxury units Downtown and on the Upper West Side. The largest closing was an $82.5 million off-market unit at 220 Central Park South, one of the largest transactions in city history. A $66 million sale at 730 Fifth Avenue set a recent per-square-foot high near $11,400. A $60 million unit at 150 Charles Street became the most expensive condo ever sold below 14th Street. Well-priced, well-located premium properties continued to attract affluent buyers and investors in 2025.
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