THE MOST EXPENSIVE HOME IN THE WORLD ($250,000,000)

Inside The Most EXPENSIVE Home In The World At Central Park Tower - Compliments of @RyanSerhant for letting us tour his listing. Add me on Instagram: GPStephan | MORE DETAILS BELOW

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CENTRAL PARK TOWER:

Welcome to The One Above All Else. The Most Expensive Home currently for sale in the United State. Listed for $250,000,000.

Soaring 1,416 feet above New York City in the tallest residential tower on the planet, the penthouse at Central Park Tower lays claim to the title of being the highest residence—and having the highest terrace—in the world. This once-in-a-lifetime residence occupies the top three floors of the most significant building on Billionaires’ Row, spanning 17,545 sq. ft. of interior space with a glorious 1,433 sq. ft. outdoor escape.

With four exposures and unobstructed New York City views, the eye skips over the verdant expanse of Central Park, the pulsating lights of the Midtown and Downtown skylines, and the serene waterways that girdle Manhattan and are strewn with passing ships and darting ferries. The vistas from all rooms are beyond breathtaking, so vast and far-reaching one can almost see the horizon bend.

Extell Development Company presents Central Park Tower, the definitive New York skyscraper. Located on Manhattan’s Billionaire’s Row and moments from Central Park, Central Park Tower rises 1,550 feet above New York City, establishing it as the tallest residential building in the world. Elegant in form and dazzling in stature, this new global icon, designed by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, boasts 360-degree views spanning from Central Park, to the Hudson and East Rivers, and the entirety of the New York City skyline. The building was designed from the inside out to maximize these incomparable panoramas. Refined interiors by Rottet Studios enhance these gracious residences designed for modern living at the pinnacle of luxury.

Central Park Tower is home to Central Park Club, an exclusive offering of approximately 50,000 square feet of hotel-style services and amenities spanning three floors. Central Park Club accommodates every type of celebration and social engagement. Highlights include a 60-foot-long outdoor swimming pool and cabana deck, a private park, a state-of-the-art fitness and wellness center, multiple resident lounges, a dramatic screening room and the pinnacle of the Central Park Club, the highest Grand Ballroom and private restaurant ever built in New York.

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[itsmebougie]

What’s ridiculous is that this building is mostly empty. Nobody lives in these buildings. They buy them like they buy fine art. The world of high end real estate is so weird.

[jhamby]

That’s probably the first, high-end real estate agent I’ve ever seen on a video that seems down to earth, likable, and genuinely interested in more than just himself. Great video!

Edit thanks for all the likes and discussion!

[reddrift]

Its insane to see how much Ryan has grown over the years. I remember way back when you guys did your first collab. You have both grown immensely but Ryan is now on whole different stratosphere and you can tell how much he puts into everything he does.

[id]

"Nobody can get in this billionaire building."
Window cleaners: "Hi guys!"

[DedikateSSB]

it's insane seeing a likable realtor, i could listen to this guy talk for hours, seems like he genuinely likes what he does and isnt only trying to sell overpriced homes

[kotu]

that real estate guy seems like a "normal" guy and that is prob why he does so well..nice to see someone who is selling a 1/4 of a billion dollar property who doesn't act like you are dirt and talk down to you...great video

[MarcusRideout]

The sales pitch for this sort of property is fascinating to listen to. Interesting listening to your guest describe the “why?” Of the price tag.

[lenniedavis]

I love how passionate Ryan is about everything! I love him!

[Artak]

Meanwhile Graham is there to buy it as rental property for a little extra pocket change.

[JuneWrld]

Crazy how I’m watching a video of a house that’s quarter of a billion dollars while I have rats running around in my mobile home😂 I will make it there one day

[aaronsoto]

man...truly is some people on this earth just doing stuff on a completely different level of life. That's incredible.

[DoodleChaos]

Never expected my palms could get sweaty from a Graham Stephan video.

[Throttl.Therapy]

Ryan is an animal. I truly believe he is the best Broker in the world, ever. If anyone has an opportunity to listen to the Ed Mylett podcast with him as guest, it will change your life 👌🏼

[Ginnaliye]

Watching this from Sri Lanka 🍀. I'm trying to imagine what my father who is a farmer from countryside would say if he gets to see this place. . Me on the other hand as a person who has seen both sides of the world can say you are indeed so blessed. Blessings!❤

[id]

Much respect for the guy being able to build a business like this at his age. You can imagine what he has to go trough every day with his clientele.

[BryantAvant]

That damper is the most impressive part of this. What an incredible feat of engineering.

[RobertBentley-oh]

This video actually made me emotional, specifically the views and the thought of that being what you wake up to every morning. The most iconic city in the world with your own personal 24/7 panoramic view of the city that never sleeps.

[JoexWalsh]

For the average home price in the United States, you could buy about 27 sq ft of this penthouse. (Numbers vary greatly depending on source but I'm using $370, 000 for average home price)

[carlosg]

In addition to the high quality of this video I loved learning about why it cost that much, how buildings that tall remain stable, and other cool background knowledge

[noelht]

I’m not particularly into these very expensive high-end residences, but this is absolutely special. Those unimpeded 360° views of New York City are worth the money alone. What a place this is.