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Top-selling buildings of Q1 2026 by contracts signed
In the first quarter of 2026, Manhattan’s apartment contracts totaled $6,906,075,016 in ask volume across 2,575 deals, with the average asking price coming in at $2.681M and an average of $1,709 per square foot. The buildings that accounted for the most activity tend to follow a familiar pattern, with new development condominiums once again leading the way.
Many of the top performers are projects that have opened and are steadily absorbing inventory over multiple quarters. Buildings like One High Line and 50 West 66th Street continue to post strong numbers, likely conveying that the finished product is meeting the expectations of buyers. One building that has nearly sold out from floor plans alone is 1122 Madison Avenue. Deals there averaged well into the eight figures, including the possible most expensive condo ever sold on the Upper East Side which has a last ask of $89.5M.
At the same time, the list is not entirely dominated by ground-up construction. A mix of conversions and iconic buildings in prime locations also made the cut such as the newly converted Flatiron Building and the UWS stalwart, 15 Central Park West.
Many of the top performers are projects that have opened and are steadily absorbing inventory over multiple quarters. Buildings like One High Line and 50 West 66th Street continue to post strong numbers, likely conveying that the finished product is meeting the expectations of buyers. One building that has nearly sold out from floor plans alone is 1122 Madison Avenue. Deals there averaged well into the eight figures, including the possible most expensive condo ever sold on the Upper East Side which has a last ask of $89.5M.
At the same time, the list is not entirely dominated by ground-up construction. A mix of conversions and iconic buildings in prime locations also made the cut such as the newly converted Flatiron Building and the UWS stalwart, 15 Central Park West.
1122 Madison was a top-selling building without releasing any units publicaly
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Even so, condos make up the overwhelming majority of buildings that meet the threshold of at least two signed contracts in the quarter. Co-ops are far less represented, largely because they're mostly within older buildings where units tend to trade less frequently and in smaller volumes.
The rankings are based on reported signed contracts rather than closed sales, offering a more current snapshot of market momentum. As with any contract-based data, there can be some variation in timing and pricing, and not all projects report activity consistently, meaning certain developments may be undercounted (i.e. 80 Clarkson Street).
Overall, the results point to a market where high-end buyers are still gravitating toward newer, amenity-driven product, particularly in prime Manhattan locations. Clusters of activity emerge along the West Side and in core downtown neighborhoods, while a handful of standout buildings in historically hard-to-build locations resulted in a disproportionate share of total volume.
The rankings are based on reported signed contracts rather than closed sales, offering a more current snapshot of market momentum. As with any contract-based data, there can be some variation in timing and pricing, and not all projects report activity consistently, meaning certain developments may be undercounted (i.e. 80 Clarkson Street).
Overall, the results point to a market where high-end buyers are still gravitating toward newer, amenity-driven product, particularly in prime Manhattan locations. Clusters of activity emerge along the West Side and in core downtown neighborhoods, while a handful of standout buildings in historically hard-to-build locations resulted in a disproportionate share of total volume.
80 Clarkson has been one of the year's top sellers and is nearly sold out but does not report its signed contracts. Closings will begin later this year.
Top 20 Best-Selling Residential Buildings of Q1 2026 by Dollar Sum of Contracts Signed
Must have two or more signed contracts in 2025, and ranked by total dollar volume of deals by the last reported asking prices
#20. 200 East 75th Street
Lenox Hill
2 availabilities from $7,650,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $37,200,000 (2 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $4,067
Avg. Last Ask Price: $18,600,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $37,200,000 (2 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $4,067
Avg. Last Ask Price: $18,600,000
200 East 75th Street brings a polished, modern take to classic Upper East Side living, with architecture by Beyer Blinder Belle and warm, livable interiors by Yellow House Architects. The residences are generously scaled with thoughtful details like herringbone floors, oversized windows, and state-of-the-art kitchens, while select homes add private outdoor space and direct elevator entry. Amenities feel more like a private club, with everything from a full athletic suite to a landscaped courtyard and rooftop terrace, all designed for easy, elevated everyday living.
200 East 75th Street, #14B (Compass)
#19. 255 East 77th Street
Lenox Hill
3 availabilities from $8,150,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $38,940,000 (3 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,250
Avg. Last Ask Price: $12,980,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $38,940,000 (3 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,250
Avg. Last Ask Price: $12,980,000
255 East 77th Street
255 East 77th Street brings Robert A.M. Stern’s signature Upper East Side style into the present, pairing a limestone façade and classic detailing with a full suite of modern comforts. The residences are spacious and quietly luxurious, with high ceilings, refined finishes, and a level of privacy that comes from having just a handful of homes per floor, along with full-floor penthouses at the top. Amenities are extensive but thoughtfully executed, with a dramatic indoor pool with arched windows and a full wellness offering, all set just moments from Central Park and Museum Mile.
255 East 77th Street, #PHDUPLEX
$37,500,000
Lenox Hill | Condominium | 6+ Bedrooms, 6+ Baths | 7,206 ft2
255 East 77th Street, #PHDUPLEX (Compass)
#18. One Domino Square
Williamsburg
13 availabilities from $1,975,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $39,220,000 (12 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,065
Avg. Last Ask Price: $3,268,333
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $39,220,000 (12 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,065
Avg. Last Ask Price: $3,268,333
One Domino Square
One Domino Square brings the first condo residences within the Domino redevelopment. Designed by Selldorf Architects, the porcelain-white project feels clean and modern, with light-filled homes, high ceilings, and sweeping river and skyline views that set it apart from much of the neighborhood's inland inventory. The amenities are extensive, spanning multiple floors with standout features like a riverfront pool, full wellness suite, and a range of indoor and outdoor spaces designed for both work and downtime.
One Domino Square, #30-A (Two Trees Development Marketing LLC)
#17. 67 Irving Place
Gramercy Park
2 availabilities from $7,100,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $39,900,000 (4 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,037
Avg. Last Ask Price: $9,975,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $39,900,000 (4 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,037
Avg. Last Ask Price: $9,975,000
To open next year, 67 Irving Place is a thoughtful conversion of a 1910 Beaux-Arts printing factory, where Morris Adjmi has carefully preserved the building’s ornate façade while reimagining it as a boutique residential offering. Inside, just 11 full-floor homes bring together classic proportions and modern livability, with private elevator entries, soaring ceilings, and richly detailed finishes. The result feels intimate and quietly luxurious, complemented by a curated set of amenities and a prime Gramercy location that puts some of downtown’s best dining and green space just outside its door.
67 Irving Place, #3 (Reuveni LLC)
#16. 140 Jane Street
West Village
No public availabilities
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $41,950,000 (2 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $5,212
Avg. Last Ask Price: $20,975,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $41,950,000 (2 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $5,212
Avg. Last Ask Price: $20,975,000
140 Jane Street is a boutique West Village condominium, pairing Leroy Street Studio’s contemporary design with the charm of a quiet cobblestone block and Hudson River views. The residences are especially unique, with many offering conservatories, terraces, or balconies that create a sense of indoor-outdoor living. With just 14 homes and a mix of amenities including parking, a pool, and a private green space, the building offers a more intimate and tailored take on Manhattan living. One of its penthouses is in-contract for nearly $90 million, which would set a Downtown apartment record if it closes at that price.
140 Jane Street (April 2026)
140 Jane Street, #2S
$14,950,000
West Village | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 3,292 ft2
Contract Signed
140 Jane Street, #2S (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)
#15. 720 West End Avenue
Riverside Dr./West End Ave.
19 availabilities from $1,250,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $44,570,000 (14 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $1,867
Avg. Last Ask Price: $3,183,571
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $44,570,000 (14 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $1,867
Avg. Last Ask Price: $3,183,571
720 West End Avenue brings new life to a classic Emery Roth building, originally constructed in 1927 as the Hotel Marcy, with a careful restoration of its landmarked façade and a full interior reimagining by Thomas Juul-Hansen. The result is a collection of 131 one- to five-bedroom residences that feel both grounded in prewar tradition and clearly modern, with light-toned finishes, custom Boffi kitchens, and spa-like baths finished in Volakas marble and Waterworks fixtures. Model residences by Huniford Design Studio and Studio Panduro give a sense of the range and livability, and with closings already underway, the building is quickly establishing itself as a major Upper West Side offering.
Amenities span roughly 30,000 square feet and are designed to support both everyday routines and more social moments. Residents have access to a full fitness center with dedicated yoga and Pilates studios, along with basketball and squash courts, a library with coworking space, and a private dining room with catering kitchen and bar. Additional spaces include a children’s playroom, game room with sports simulator, maker’s studio, and landscaped outdoor areas, all complemented by full-service offerings like a 24-hour doorman and concierge, pet spa, bike storage, and on-site parking.
Amenities span roughly 30,000 square feet and are designed to support both everyday routines and more social moments. Residents have access to a full fitness center with dedicated yoga and Pilates studios, along with basketball and squash courts, a library with coworking space, and a private dining room with catering kitchen and bar. Additional spaces include a children’s playroom, game room with sports simulator, maker’s studio, and landscaped outdoor areas, all complemented by full-service offerings like a 24-hour doorman and concierge, pet spa, bike storage, and on-site parking.
720 West End Avenue on the right
720 West End Avenue, #9A
$5,600,000
Riverside Dr./West End Ave. | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 2,796 ft2
720 West End Avenue, #9A (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)
#14. The Village West
Greenwich Village
4 availabilities from $1,845,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $49,125,000 (17 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,436
Avg. Last Ask Price: $2,889,706
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $49,125,000 (17 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,436
Avg. Last Ask Price: $2,889,706
Already 90% sold, The Village West emerged as one of the city’s fastest-selling new developments, bringing 68 well-designed residences to the intersection of Greenwich Village and Chelsea. Designed by BKSK Architects and developed by Izaki Group Investments, the building blends into its surroundings with a red brick façade, classic setbacks, and subtle detailing, while offering modern, open interiors with strong light (it overlooks two wide thoroughfare) and clean finishes. Nearly sold out ahead of its spring 2026 completion, the project shows continued demand for thoughtfully executed, mid-scale condo projects in prime locations.
Amenities span over 10,000 square feet and are both social and wellness-driven, with a lounge, coworking spaces, golf simulator, and landscaped outdoor areas including a courtyard and roof terrace. The fitness offering goes further than most, with a full gym, yoga studio, and features like hydrotherapy, cryotherapy, sauna, and steam room.
Amenities span over 10,000 square feet and are both social and wellness-driven, with a lounge, coworking spaces, golf simulator, and landscaped outdoor areas including a courtyard and roof terrace. The fitness offering goes further than most, with a full gym, yoga studio, and features like hydrotherapy, cryotherapy, sauna, and steam room.
The Village West, #6F
$4,300,000
Greenwich Village | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, Unknown Baths | 1,700 ft2
The Village West, #6F (CORE Group Marketing LLC)
#13. Waldorf Astoria Residences New York
Midtown East
21 availabilities from $1,800,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $50,500,000 (8 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $7,699
Avg. Last Ask Price: $14,796,667
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $50,500,000 (8 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $7,699
Avg. Last Ask Price: $14,796,667
Waldorf Astoria Residences New York brings new life to one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, transforming the upper floors of the historic hotel into 375 condominium residences. Interiors by Jean-Louis Deniot strike a balance between classic Art Deco grandeur and modern comfort, while the building’s legacy as a gathering place for world leaders and cultural icons still shapes its identity today. It is a rare opportunity to own within a piece of New York history, now fully reimagined for residential living.
Amenities are extensive, with over 50,000 square feet dedicated to residents, including a 25-meter pool beneath a skylight, a full fitness and wellness suite, and a range of social spaces like a private theater, library, and gaming room. Residents also have access to the hotel’s services and spaces, from dining venues to the Guerlain spa, along with the kind of service and convenience that has long defined the Waldorf Astoria experience.
Amenities are extensive, with over 50,000 square feet dedicated to residents, including a 25-meter pool beneath a skylight, a full fitness and wellness suite, and a range of social spaces like a private theater, library, and gaming room. Residents also have access to the hotel’s services and spaces, from dining venues to the Guerlain spa, along with the kind of service and convenience that has long defined the Waldorf Astoria experience.
Waldorf Astoria Residences New York, #3311
$5,900,000
Midtown East | Condominium | 2 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths | 1,731 ft2
Waldorf Astoria Residences New York, #3311 (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
#12. Sixteen Fifth Avenue
Greenwich Village
8 availabilities from $2,995,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $52,250,000 (4 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $7,010
Avg. Last Ask Price: $26,125,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $52,250,000 (4 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $7,010
Avg. Last Ask Price: $26,125,000
Sixteen Fifth Avenue is a ground-up boutique Gold Coast condominium deeply rooted in its landmarked Greenwich Village surroundings. Robert A.M. Stern Architects with Hill West Architects delivered a design inspired by classic materials and proportions. The 12 full-floor residences, along with a duplex and penthouse, offer a high level of privacy and craftsmanship, with direct elevator entry, herringbone floors, and beautifully detailed kitchens by Christopher Peacock. Now move-in ready, the building reflects Stern’s lasting influence on shaping a more contextual and timeless approach to residential design in New York City.
Amenities are intimate but well considered, including a fitness center, golf simulator, and a series of lounge spaces designed for entertaining and everyday use. Residents also have access to private storage, a bike room, and a full-service attended lobby, all just steps from Washington Square Park and some of downtown’s best dining and cultural spots.
Amenities are intimate but well considered, including a fitness center, golf simulator, and a series of lounge spaces designed for entertaining and everyday use. Residents also have access to private storage, a bike room, and a full-service attended lobby, all just steps from Washington Square Park and some of downtown’s best dining and cultural spots.
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Sixteen Fifth Avenue, #7
$12,000,000
Greenwich Village | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 3,727 ft2
Sixteen Fifth Avenue, #7 (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)
#11. The Henry
Broadway Corridor
5 availabilities from $2,425,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $59,860,000 (6 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,614
Avg. Last Ask Price: $9,976,667
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $59,860,000 (6 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,614
Avg. Last Ask Price: $9,976,667
The Henry marries a classic Upper West Side apartment house with new construction. Robert A.M. Stern Architects and developer Naftali Group sought to bring to market a building that feels both timeless and quietly modern. The residences are generously scaled, with a mix of layouts that include full-floor homes and penthouses, all finished with high ceilings, custom kitchens, and polished stone baths. With strong sales and a prime location near Central Park, it continues the line of successful condo buildings seen across Naftali’s portfolio.
Amenities include a fitness center, bowling alley, basketball and pickleball courts, and a full spa with steam and sauna. Residents also have access to a club floor with lounges and dining spaces, along with outdoor areas like a garden and rooftop terrace, all supported by a 24-hour attended lobby and private porte-cochere.
Amenities include a fitness center, bowling alley, basketball and pickleball courts, and a full spa with steam and sauna. Residents also have access to a club floor with lounges and dining spaces, along with outdoor areas like a garden and rooftop terrace, all supported by a 24-hour attended lobby and private porte-cochere.
The Henry, #5A (Compass)
#10. 220E9
East Village
No public availabilities
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $61,285,000 (16 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,398
Avg. Last Ask Price: $3,830,313
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $61,285,000 (16 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,398
Avg. Last Ask Price: $3,830,313
220E9, #4B (Compass)
#9. The Sixth
Williamsburg
7 availabilities from $1,375,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $62,375,000 (24 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,116
Avg. Last Ask Price: $2,598,958
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $62,375,000 (24 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,116
Avg. Last Ask Price: $2,598,958
The Sixth, #4A (Corcoran Group)
#8. 15 Central Park West
Central Park West
No public availabilities
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $65,200,000 (5 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $5,239
Avg. Last Ask Price: $13,040,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $65,200,000 (5 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $5,239
Avg. Last Ask Price: $13,040,000
15 Central Park West, #8B
$23,000,000
Central Park West | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, Unknown Baths | 3,478 ft2
Contract Signed
15 Central Park West, #8B (ENGEL & VOLKERS NEW YORK CITY)
#7. 432 Park Avenue
Midtown East
13 availabilities from $7,900,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $69,495,000 (2 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $5,840
Avg. Last Ask Price: $34,747,500
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $69,495,000 (2 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $5,840
Avg. Last Ask Price: $34,747,500
432 Park Avenue become one of Manhattan’s most recognizable and talked about towers, rising 1,396 feet with a stark, minimalist design by the late architect Rafael Viñoly. Developed by Macklowe Properties and CIM Group, the building offers just over 100 residences, ranging from smaller staff units to expansive full-floor penthouses designed to maximize light, scale, and sweeping views across the city. Interiors by Deborah Berke channel the sense of openness, with high ceilings, clean finishes, and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame Central Park and beyond.
Amenities span more than 30,000 square feet and are designed to match the building’s level of privacy and services. Residents have access to a private restaurant, a 75-foot pool, spa facilities, and a full fitness center, along with quieter spaces like a library, screening room, and lounges. A 24-hour staff, valet parking, and in-residence services round out a highly managed, full-service living experience high above Park Avenue.
Amenities span more than 30,000 square feet and are designed to match the building’s level of privacy and services. Residents have access to a private restaurant, a 75-foot pool, spa facilities, and a full fitness center, along with quieter spaces like a library, screening room, and lounges. A 24-hour staff, valet parking, and in-residence services round out a highly managed, full-service living experience high above Park Avenue.
432 Park Avenue, #72A (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
#6. Central Park Tower
Midtown West
11 availabilities from $7,500,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $80,500,000 (4 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $5,463
Avg. Last Ask Price: $20,125,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $80,500,000 (4 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $5,463
Avg. Last Ask Price: $20,125,000
Central Park Tower is one of the defining supertowers of the country, rising 1,550 feet and offering some of the highest residences in the world. Developed by Extell and designed by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill with interiors by Rottet Studios, the building has expansive homes with sweeping views in every direction, from Central Park to the Hudson River to the Catskills. The residences are grand in scale, with floor-to-ceiling windows, formal layouts, and high-end finishes that reflect the building’s position at the very top of the market.
Amenities are centered around the Central Park Club, a multi-level offering that feels closer to a private resort than a typical residential package. Highlights include indoor and outdoor pools, a full athletic and wellness suite, and the 100th-floor dining experience at 10Cubed. There is also dedicated staff and a wide range of services to deliver a fully apponted, comfortable lifestyle above the city.
Amenities are centered around the Central Park Club, a multi-level offering that feels closer to a private resort than a typical residential package. Highlights include indoor and outdoor pools, a full athletic and wellness suite, and the 100th-floor dining experience at 10Cubed. There is also dedicated staff and a wide range of services to deliver a fully apponted, comfortable lifestyle above the city.
Central Park Tower, #86E
$28,900,000
Midtown West | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, Unknown Baths | 4,295 ft2
Central Park Tower, #86E (Extell Marketing Group LLC)
#5. Flatiron Building
Flatiron/Union Square
3 availabilities from $11,750,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $86,100,000 (4 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $4,277
Avg. Last Ask Price: $21,525,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $86,100,000 (4 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $4,277
Avg. Last Ask Price: $21,525,000
The Flatiron Building is one of the world's most recognizable landmarks, now entering a new chapter as a residential conversion following its 2023 sale to Brodsky. Originally completed in 1902 and long known for its iconic triangular form and delicious Beaux-Arts façade, the building has undergone a careful restoration, with updated windows, restored stone/terracotta work, and night time lighting that will bring new life to its landmarked exterior.
Inside, Studio Sofield is reimagined the former office spaces so that the building’s unique geometry and proportions translate into homes that feel both historic and entirely new. Amenities align with the building’s boutique scale, with an emphasis on privacy and design rather than an extensive club-like offering. The building directly overlooks Madison Square Park.
Inside, Studio Sofield is reimagined the former office spaces so that the building’s unique geometry and proportions translate into homes that feel both historic and entirely new. Amenities align with the building’s boutique scale, with an emphasis on privacy and design rather than an extensive club-like offering. The building directly overlooks Madison Square Park.
Flatiron Building, #6NORTH
$19,150,000
Flatiron/Union Square | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 4,654 ft2
Flatiron Building, #6NORTH (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)
#4. The Strathmore
Yorkville
13 availabilities from $960,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $92,945,000 (44 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $1,661
Avg. Last Ask Price: $2,112,386
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $92,945,000 (44 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $1,661
Avg. Last Ask Price: $2,112,386
The Strathmore is a familiar Upper East Side tower that has entered a new chapter, as Related Companies converts the 1994 rental into for-sale residences. Designed by Costas Kondylis & Partners, the building stands out for its height and corner bay windows, offering open skyline and river views that are difficult to replicate under current zoning. Refreshed layouts and interiors by Ingrao Inc. bring a clean, modern update to the one- to four-bedroom homes, with upgraded finishes and floor plans suited to today’s buyers.
Amenities have also been refreshed as part of the conversion. Residents have access to a fitness center with movement studio, a 50-foot indoor lap pool with sauna, a squash court, and a range of social spaces including lounges, coworking areas, and a private dining room. There is also a full-service lobby, along with available parking and storage.
Amenities have also been refreshed as part of the conversion. Residents have access to a fitness center with movement studio, a 50-foot indoor lap pool with sauna, a squash court, and a range of social spaces including lounges, coworking areas, and a private dining room. There is also a full-service lobby, along with available parking and storage.
The Strathmore, #24D (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)
#3. 50 West 66th Street
Central Park West
12 availabilities from $5,995,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $110,770,000 (8 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,842
Avg. Last Ask Price: $13,846,250
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $110,770,000 (8 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,842
Avg. Last Ask Price: $13,846,250
50 West 66th Street is the largest and most controversial addition to the Upper West Side skyline in recent years, with a sculptural design by Snøhetta and SLCE that is said to draw inspiration from both Central Park and the beloved architecture of Central Park West. Developed by Extell, the tower rises 69 stories and offers 122 residences, ranging from large two-bedrooms to full-floor penthouses. Interiors by Shamir Shah Design and AB Concept emphasize scale, light, and clean detailing. With Move-ins underway and most units (about 80%) are already spoken for.
Amenities span more than 50,000 square feet across multiple levels. Residents have access to a full athletic suite with courts for basketball, squash, and pickleball, along with a lap pool, spa, bowling alley, and golf simulator, plus lounges, screening rooms, and family spaces. At the top, a sky-level collection of outdoor areas includes a pool, sundeck, and terrace with sweeping views, all supported by a full-service lobby and private porte-cochère.
Amenities span more than 50,000 square feet across multiple levels. Residents have access to a full athletic suite with courts for basketball, squash, and pickleball, along with a lap pool, spa, bowling alley, and golf simulator, plus lounges, screening rooms, and family spaces. At the top, a sky-level collection of outdoor areas includes a pool, sundeck, and terrace with sweeping views, all supported by a full-service lobby and private porte-cochère.
50 West 66th Street, #56S
$37,500,000
Central Park West | Condominium | 5 Bedrooms, 6+ Baths | 4,982 ft2
50 West 66th Street, #56S (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
#2. One High Line
Chelsea
21 availabilities from $2,850,000
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $112,865,000 (14 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,420
Avg. Last Ask Price: $8,061,786
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $112,865,000 (14 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,420
Avg. Last Ask Price: $8,061,786
One High Line | Credit: Laurian Ghinitoiu
One High Line is one of West Chelsea's most striking new developments, with Bjarke Ingels Group designing a pair of twisting towers that bring light and views into nearly every residence. The project spans a full block along the High Line, with interiors split between Gabellini Sheppard in the West Tower and Gilles & Boissier in the East, creating two distinct but equally refined living experiences. Sales have been steady, with several major penthouse deals already closed and the building now largely sold out and move-in ready.
There are private residential amenities as well as access to the Faena Hotel at the base of the East Tower. Residents have access to a pool, fitness and wellness spaces, dining and entertainment venues, and a range of hotel services.
There are private residential amenities as well as access to the Faena Hotel at the base of the East Tower. Residents have access to a pool, fitness and wellness spaces, dining and entertainment venues, and a range of hotel services.
One High Line, #E18A (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)
#1. 1122 Madison Avenue
Carnegie Hill
No public availabilities
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $404,550,000 (22 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $4,613
Avg. Last Ask Price: $18,388,636
Q1 2026 Contracts Sum: $404,550,000 (22 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $4,613
Avg. Last Ask Price: $18,388,636
1122 Madison Avenue is an under construction, full-service Upper East Side condominium that pairs its prime Carnegie Hill location with a more tailored, design-driven approach to new development. Developed by Legion Investment Group and Nahla Capital and designed by Studio Sofield, the building offers just 26 residences, with a limestone façade and subtle detailing that nods to the neighborhood’s prewar roots. The homes are very spacious and well composed, with three- to six-bedroom layouts and a focus on proportion, privacy, and craftsmanship. The building is a half-block from Central Park and the Met.
1122 Madison Avenue, #PENTHOUSE
$89,500,000
Carnegie Hill | Condominium | 6+ Bedrooms, 6+ Baths | 9,350 ft2
Contract Signed
1122 Madison Avenue, #PENTHOUSE (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)
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