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Views are great. Not wild about some of the designs though.
It is crazy the difference in prices in apartments in 200 Central Park south just based on floor and whether you face the park or not ..millions difference
I actually think this is the best looking of the Billionaire's Row towers. Granted the bar is set pretty low, and 432 and 111 are absolutely atrocious, but this one at least tried.
Regardless of the building, the views are absolutely stunning, and if I had the money I'd absolutely live there.
We held 9 coop apartments and the commercial lease rights for all the businesss located in the building with our partners right down the block at 200 Central Park south.
We got the apartments for cents on the dollar since there were rent stabilized tenants in them who did not buy when the Building did a coop conversion...
That entire block is very valuable with very high demand
We sold two of the apartments in 2008-2009 in the depths of the Great Recession for just 10% less then the record high at that time
Yes, we know. If God came down and told us he the bible was his work every other day, we'd get tired of it as well.
The average condo in the building sells for 33 million dollars.
The actual condos are nice, but in my opinion, not jaw dropping. The views are however spectacular.
I think the primary allure for people who choose to buy there, is knowing that their address is highly prized, because it is occupied primarily by billionaires.
Would you buy in the building if you had the money? I wouldn't.
It's probably vacant most of the time. I wonder if there's some ridiculous tax abatement or low property tax valuation on it--probably. BlakeJones is right--these are just safety deposit boxes. The city needs to make its property tax assessments to be sensible one day.
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It must be COVID... 
