INSIDE a $135,000,000 NYC Penthouse Apartment | NYC APARTMENT TOUR
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- Inside a $135,000,000 NYC Penthouse Apartment! Here is it a look touring one of the most expensive apartments not only in New York City but in the World - The 79th floor unit of the iconic 432 Park Ave building in New York City. This full floor unit is designed in a traditional Japanese style by world-renowned artist and architect Hiroshi Sugimoto! As a New Yorker its a real treat to share a look inside this iconic building. Let me know what kind of NYC Apartment tours or mansion tours you want to see in future episodes.
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Property Address: 432 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10022
Specs: 5 Bedrooms, 5 Baths, 2 Half Baths
8,055 sq ft interior space / (748 sqm)
Listing Price: $135,000,000
Listing Agents: Noel Berk, Elizabeth Mercedes Berk
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Architects of 432 Park Avenue:
Rafael Viñoly - www.rvapc.com/
SLCE Architects - www.slcearch.com/
Developed By:
CIM Group - www.cimgroup.com/
Architecture & Design for the Unit:
Hiroshi Sugimoto - www.sugimotohiroshi.com/
New Material Research Laboratory - shinsoken.jp/
Tomoyuki Sakakida
YUN Architecture - www.yunarchitecture.com/
Susan Yun & Felix Ade
About 432 Park Avenue:
Located on Park Avenue between 56th and 57th Streets, 432 Park Avenue is the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere. Designed by Rafael Vinoly, this extraordinary 96 story tower rises 1,396 feet and redefines the Manhattan skyline. All windows measure an expansive 10 feet by 10 feet, flooding residences with abundant natural light and spectacular views of Central Park, the Hudson and East Rivers, Atlantic Ocean, and many iconic Manhattan buildings and avenues.
The interiors of the residences, designed by celebrated architect Deborah Berke, epitomize elegance and sophistication. Residences feature 12’-6” finished ceilings, private elevator landings, service entrances, windowed eat-in kitchens, and large master bedroom suites with two bathrooms and adjoining dressing rooms. Interior finishes include solid oak flooring, custom hardware, and the highest quality natural materials. Windowed kitchens feature white lacquer and natural oak cabinetry, Miele stainless steel appliances, Dornbracht fixtures, marble countertops and floors, and windowed breakfast bars overlooking the Manhattan skyline. Generously proportioned Master Bedroom Suites include two bathrooms fitted in book-matched slabs of Italian statuario marble with freestanding soaking tubs, cubic marble vanities with 22” oval sinks, and radiant heated floors. Staff suites, office suites, climate-controlled wine cellars and storage units are also available for purchase.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:09 - Entry / Tea Room
4:14 - Grand Salon
7:51 - Gourmet Kitchen
9:51 - Gallery Hallway / Powder Rooms / Family Room
12:51 - Guest Bedrooms
16:45 - Owners Wing
20:47 - Agent Interview
Filmed, Edited and Produced By EBC PRODUCTIONS LLC, 2021
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$135 million literally anywhere else: A freaking castle, or a mansion the size of one.
$135 million in NYC: A big apartment.
thats a clickbait for sure
who will buy a apartment for 135 million dollar
@@helios5426 it’s officially listed price
Yeah, but damn it's one tight apartment! To your point though, I'd prefer a castle in the Alps.
@@helios5426 No its not clickbait 🤦🏻♂ and seeing as its marketed towards billionaires....my guess would be billionaires????
Taking your shoes off indoors is not really a "Japanese" thing, it's more of a "not American" thing. I'm always weirded out when I see people wearing shoes inside.
I think it's Asian thing.do European remove shoes before entering the house??
@@sumanasinhab.6695 I think it depends on where you are in Europe and what the weather is like in that place/ country during the year. I live in Poland and most of the people living here take their shoes of and have a separate pair of slippers for use only inside the house.
Ps. Sorry if I made any grammar / spelling mistakes :)
@@karolinaheil4256 Thank you Karolina Heli for this wonderful new info.I always thought it's western culture. Internet is wonderful place if one can use it in mindful way.Btw English is my second language too😊
@@sumanasinhab.6695 I was born in eastern Europe and now living in Italy and everyone always removes their shoes when entering a house.
@@sumanasinhab.6695 Yes, even in Czech Republic we take our shoes off :)
I love how the traffic in New York is so consistently and iconically unmoving that you can just shoot an intro for a Billionaires' Row apartment tour in the middle of it
That scene was soo cool though, main character vibes for real
Unless your a Samurai /billionaire this is going to be a very tough sell. It almost looks like it was designed by IKEA.
It is going to be a tough sell alright... having to sell it at the same 135M that you bought it for...
löl the interior is not the problem when you can buy a 135 million dollar apartment.
@@Pferdesalami it is a problem when the interior is the reason why it's worth 135mil
@@alexlun4464 it is the location why it costs 135 millions not the interior. Interior is 5 million max
@@Pferdesalami bro location is 15mil average for a penthouse... 135 mil is absurdly too much
It confuses me that anyone who appreciates nature and quiet reflection that much would want to live in NYC.
Very true.
I can appreciate giraffes, a lot, without wanting to live in an enclosure.
Plus have you seen some of the mansions you can get for less than 1/10th the price of this. It looks so plain and average inside esp for 135 million!
More like If you live in NYC and want nature and quiet reflection, this is the price. 😂
anyone who appreciates nature and quiet reflection wouldnt have 100,000,000 dollars to spend on an apartment (not even land)
He is 100% correct About the plaster he’s not over selling it I’ve been installing this type of plaster for well over a decade and it’s absolutely amazing how improves your living space
and to have the ENTIRE apartment done in it $$$
What's those plasters called?
Thanks in advance
@@cyprus-selectestates shikkui plaster 2:50
Can you teach me how to install it sir?
Alek wolf. I wanna train on how to install it
the material used in this apt is also very rare in japan, insane. The wood gives off a scent which is not too piecing or unnoticeable. love it !
The rain fall showerhead, detachable shower, water jet , marble seat, glasses in ------- absolutely pure fantasy
He’s really hammering home that CEDAR. Imagine living for 400-1000 years only to be chopped down and parted out for wooden planks in a NYC apartment 😂
yeah I think it just had the opposite effect. Flex about how environmentally friendly they are in the same sentence as destroying 1000 year old protected trees.
I would guess, knowing the Japanese, that it was collected from nature felled trees not live ones.
I just assumed they were repurposed?
It would perhaps be some consolation to know your planks are within such a place being walked on by $1000 slippers!
@@astwas Irony thing is chop down the tree and use them in buildings (or anything don't go landfill soon) is actually a effective way to help the environment.
1. Make sure the carbon in the wood won't release to the air.
2. Release land for new tree to catch more carbon. (New trees do that way better than old trees.)
Given that wood won't go to landfill soon and they let new trees grow in the released land that is.
There is nothing you could ever put in an apartment to convince me it's worth it. Crazy someone would spend this much on an apartment, but I guess different things make different people happy, love my big as* back yard.
Personal elevator was a Nice touch, otherwise it look like any other apartment
yellow dog with cone
If people were actually buying this apartment they wouldn't be advertising it like this
That's why we're not the one percent.
Right. This feels more like a cage. It's true what they say, rich people are miserable and love miserable things.
you know every details of the places you tour, it's incredible. I love how you still show ur personality too
Absolutely, it appears very solid and secure and the interior architecture is top notch; best NYC views ever.
For anyone wondering, the stone used in the unit is known as Towada stone (十和田石 in Japanese). It’s named after the Japanese city known as Towada (known for Lake Towada). The stone is not commonly used in average households because it’s considered expensive in Japan. Hope this helps anyone who was curious about the stone.
Thank you!
Yes, thank you! 💕
thank you!!!!!!!!
Thank you !!!
Google helps doesn't it
This would be amazing if it was in Japan with a wonderful view of Mount Fuji or other mountains, ancient red Japanese temples, and a cherry blossom forest. It would be awesome.
Indeed. It jars badly with the views outside,especially as it has no exterior tranquil Japanese garden. In this setting it just looks like conference rooms in a hotel.
I wouldn't live in a building like this when averagely 1500 earthquakes happens there:D But yes, the view would be nice.
@@AK-yb9mk during an earthquake I'd risk it in a Japanese engineered building in Japan than anywhere in US.
What? U don't wanna pay 135 mil to look at the Bronx?
This apartment has all the warmth and charm of a conference center.
Your videos motivate me to work harder to return to the house of my dreams and be proud that I am capable of much !
Japanese are just on another level of attention to detail and craftsmanship…. and you Erik explained the details of this incredible place perfectly! Thanks for showing us this Gem!
The Japanese and the Scandinavians.
I wouldnt pay 135 million for it tho
@@2prize right I thought there would be something cool worth that but it is beautiful but shouldn't be worth that much
Mix of detail, craftsmanship, marketing, and smoke and mirrors.
It looked pretty basic though besides the color changing wall or whatever.
Live in 432 Park for $135million. Hear frightening creaking and building flexing sounds all night while you try and sleep. Priceless
This is one of my favorites I saw this previously and Im so in love with this place thank you for allowing me to see such amazing art in your beautiful place
I’m speechless! Simply stunning. Truly. The look of the unit, the views, the pure class and style. Absolutely love. This was a dream! 🙏🏾🙏🏾💯
Likely one of my dream house...
Yeah not for me !
$35Mil penthouse, $30Mil views. And $70Mil profit of developers. I think it's too expensive than its worth.
Of course it is. It's absurd for what it's worth.
Interiors probably took another 10-15 million.
Also those charges to ship all those things from Japan will be absurd
The developers aren't making money off of this sale. This is a resale home.
Nah, not for me
I've seen far better $10m homes that left me wowed
Even I know that this building has severe structural issues and that the inhabitants are currently suing the developers for several million dollars- and I am living on a different continent.
It baffles me how they can present a totally overpriced apartment in this building as desirable.
135 million for a small ass apartment with some projector making an image on your wall when u come in, lasers in ur eyes
Let's not forget the fact it looks like someone who thinks "Eastern" architecture is cool went rampant then pocketed the other $100M. I didn't see anything in that place that made me go "Wow..that is incredible"
No outdoor space or fresh air. Wouldn't pay 50 bucks to live in a sealed cell. And why would I want to play Japanese for the rest of my life?
@@holeindanssock156 its 8,000sqft, literally the size of a mansion
@@SpecialJay you acting like you could afford it bro
Blessings to you Erik, your job is amazing.
New York looks so neat and pristine in your videos.
Have to say, this is vastly better in every way than a previous video I saw on the same place on another channel. Way better production, camera work, flow and most importantly it helped me understand why this apartment is so special with all the NYC info in relation to it. As someone living in Japan I was incredibly underwhelmed before but now my wife and I totally get it. Awesome job, dude.
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135,000,000? Waste of money. Great review, tho.👍
You poor soul. This apt is an asset
Right. What a joke
Exactly. For 135 mill I don't want a unit of just Japanese wooden architecture. It looks like an upscale Japanese restaurant. I know the price is based on the location or investment. For 135 mill you want a James Bond worthy penthouse not this.
Yea massively overpriced because of the location. For that money you can buy a country mansion with a massive garden, probably a lake or woodland on it too.
Agree, not worth 135 million not even close. Considering the characteristics of the house alone. Of course if you consider the location, the views, the Japanese art etc ok i see why they ask so much.
But if you enjoy peace and tranquility, with 135million man...you can buy a palace outside the city with a lake, woodland etc inside a big property and much more luxurious inside than this apartment...
Dude,
In your private moments, you must be laughing to yourself that anyone would waste $135,000,000 on this apartment. The only benefit is the view and that aspect is not worth $135,000,00. The whole idea that someone would spend that kind of money on this apartment is so ridiculous, that it's necessary to have a suspension of disbelief, like in a science fiction movie.
Yo creo que es una buena inversión para un alquiler lo recuperas en poco tiempo y súplicas su precio con el paso de los años
Exactly like wtf
@@rubentechera7260Tal vez no lo sepas pero aún hoy que escribo este comentario ese edificio se está callendo a pedazos, siempre es mejor comprar y alquilar varios departamentos estables que uno jodidamente caro que en unos años será demolido por las fallas estructurales de ese edificio.
This is a lovely Penthouse, Most times, it amazes me greatly how I moved from an average lifestyle to earning over $63k per month. Utter shock is the word. I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities are bound in the financial markets. The only thing is to know where to focus.
I keep wondering how people earn money in financial markets, i tried trading bitcoin on my own made a huge loss and now I'm scared of investing more.
@@susanhaynes679 That won't bother you if you trade with a professional like Mr Tony Alin berker my coach, you may have come across him on interviews relating to bitcoin. He trades, manage trading account and offer mentorship program for clients who wish to become professional investors.
@@dralfred2400 I would love to learn, You allow people to trade for you ? that's interesting , how safe is it ?
Wow I can't believe you guys are discussing about Mr Tony Alin berker, I once met him at a conference in California 2019, just before the pandemic. I can testify that is very good in trading..Highly recommended.
@@garnier3295 Well this not my first time of seeing this name on social platform. A CNBC news host spoke highly of this man and his trading strategies. Do you know him ? if yes , did you invest with him ?
I remember being in NYC and that building was still under construction! So cool to see what it looks like from the inside and it’s gorgeous!
I’ve heard the building has a LOT of issues
Does anyone besides me think it sad or odd that a 1000 year old tree was cut down for this?
Yeah
It’s reclaimed, they did not cut down a 1,000 year old tree.
sad and disrespectful to the tree
Not really atleast now it can be more appreciated and looked at
@@darkwraith1755 yes it can, but by the wrong people
I like how you are displaying the floor plans in the bottom right hand corner. Then marking off in red where you are at that moment. Nice touch. It sounds like you have come a long way now in your ten years there. From a 300 square foot apartment to what I would think a much bigger space now. Congrats for all your hard work! Your ambitions are good. Reap the rewards!
Super clean some added color and art in the decor. Very tranquil
I love how the windows with the shades halfway up perfectly frame the views -- very cinematic
The craftmanship is on a whole different level. This whole appartment is a piece of art.
This is a much better presentation than previous videos
This is the nicest Doctor's office ive ever seen in my life.
It's subpar at best, I've seen nicer doctors offices.
I really like how when I started watching the video I was like "this is just too bland" to "this is one of the most calm places" I've ever seen , and how NY night life fills in all the missing colours
Bro literally me lol. At first I thought it was unstated for a sec, but then I was like “that’s not a wall that’s Shikkui plaster”
@@josiahjaacobson754 but still it's too plain or maybe too japanese
@@yashrai7913 simple and boring
@@yashrai7913 If light colors calm you then just paint your house with light colors or white. Idk why people are so amazed by this. Lol
@@breewashere it’s quite beautiful in its design, you can tell when real passion was put into something and compared some of the other trash expensive places in New York this is Luxury. But I mean not everyone’s the same if you don’t like it you don’t like it
Are people really debating if its worth he money? No lol its not. For that price you can buy an actual island, build a 50 million dollar, ultra oppulant palace on it and retire with 50 million or more to spare. Complete with a private jet, and airport so you can fly into New York and sneer down on all the peasants.
I think the private jet is a stretch. Plus you won’t have all the Japanese material on your compound. The way you’re talking about private islands, private jets, I’m a little suspicious that you might be a Bond villain. No shame in being a Bond villain, just don’t sink Manhattan island.
@@apok1980 It's not, a good starter private jet can be around 5-10 mil
@@Nardib A basic private jet, then yes. G550 used sets you back by 20m give or take.
@@apok1980 well gulfstreams are some of the best private jets, with 5-10 mil you get quite a nice one, some older cheaper gulfstream 550’sare around 9-10 mil too. Really cheap 4-6 lseater jets can be 1 mil too lol
@@apok1980
No offense by this, the appartment itself is fascinating, and all the material and work that went into it has to be appreciated.
But a $100 million, penthouse in New York, with imported thousand year old materials, sounds a lot more like a bond villain move than a private island mansion. (Less conspicuous that way)
the view is insane
Breathtaking ❤
I have to say, awesome video. Usually I'm not a big fan of apartment tours, I prefer house tourings. But you presented this in a really nice way and much better than on one of your competitors channel's recently did.
I tend to find the style of 'luxury' buildings quite tacky but this is one of the most beautiful and serene apartments i've ever seen! amazing
But it's simple and boring though.
@@breewashere yeah so that the owners can make it their own, use your head :)
And pretty soulless.
I know. it makes me feel peaceful just watching it. it’s not internationally trying to make everything super fancy. instead it’s just well built and beautiful.
@@breewashere it's absolutely boring and they're letting fancy words and materials distract them from that fact.
I love that amazing view!👏👏👊❤
I love this apartment, so peaceful. And I love your channel Eric, your work ethic is incredibly inspiring. Your videos give me hope and motivation for a greater future. Thank you. Greetings from Norway.
Whenever I watch these videos I'm blown away by the fact that there are people who live there or will live there who can afford it. I can't imagine that kind of lifestyle.
You’d be surprised how many of these buildings are unoccupied or rarely ever lived in. A lot of the ultra wealthy purchase these properties as an asset for long term investments.
Oligarchs ect ect
They don't live there, it's an acquisition, they live everywhere
@@tinab3001 Same thing happens in UK.Squatters should should find a way in and live there. ✊✊ I live with in an high rise building in Manchester , tendency runs out next month and I’m moving out. I can see at least six un used commercial/residential high rise buildings from my window, un sold. No one using them. Think I know where I’m headed next 😉😅
@@mist8k Bermuda?
So many owners seem to be selling units from this building lol. I’m not surprised considering the well publicized issues about this building.
Can you elaborate?
what issues?
@@BuyHighSellLo I already linked to it but it seems like it got deleted.
Serch in google this is one of the worst buildings in NY
@@BuyHighSellLo Just research it.
I would love to live in an apartment like this one day 🥺
Wow!!that was incredible
So beautiful. You did such a great job on this walkthrough and explaining all the amazing details.
The condo board at 432 Park Avenue alleges the 96-floor skyscraper overlooking Central Park is “riddled” with more than 1,500 construction and design defects in the common areas alone, many of which are described as “life safety issues.”
I take off my shoes before entering mine or anyones home. Though I’d take off everything before entering this home. I love the simplistic vibe and calming energy. The natural light isn’t overwhelming like other skyscraper spaces. I can smell the cedar through the screen! Id want this apartment for so many reasons but the Bonsai trees and zen room would have me sold. This apartment is remarkable in every way!
Don’t even have words to describe how amazing that penthouse is
Trully stunned, I am taking a lot of inspiration from the design, and fhe thoughts behind this space. I hope I can one day create a space as thoughtful, and calming as this. Thank you for the details, the filming, and just the way you made us experience this space as if we are touring with you.
Even if I had the dough. There is no chance I'm living in a giant french-fry. I'll stick with my shed thanks
that giant french fries interior is pretty insane ITS MASSIVELY high and there quite literally is the best view of ALL OF NEW YORK CITY you can possibly get. the outside is super modest but inside and the view? THEY ARE BOTH BILLIONAIRE luxuries to be enjoyed without a doubt
@@angelogonzalez8161 Bruh there's not a single window, no garden, no sea, no mountain, nothing. You wanna pay $135m for a relatively tiny space under 800m2 for views that might as well be a life size photograph? 🤔
Pretty much what i was thinking.
With that money i'd rather buy a nice mansion outside the city, but i'm not a city person anyway.
@@angelogonzalez8161 Who gives a shit about "views of new york". Once you've seen it it gets old fast.
@@angelogonzalez8161 why would you even want to live in NYC, the least cultured place to live in the U.S. NY is ass trash.
Absolutely Beautiful, love the Japanese aesthetic
These frameless sliding doors are so awesome. I want them in my house at some point in my life.
Eric, nobody does it better - this luxury real estate video. I would say the same for this architect and the views! Impeccable.
Amazing video! Definitely would love to see more like this: different styles of different cultures
More to come!
second this! more continents
you're not a New Yorker sweettty
I could live here happily forever I’m mostly impressed with the views and the outdoor space
I can’t forget the skylights. My husband has a passion for skylights .
Btw doyou have. Any idea how rare they are in a NY apt not a slum? Not easy believe me!
Thank you so much for making these beautifully detailed tours! ❤
I like the hard floors and smooth surfaces on the walls stays cleaner with my dogs doesn't collect dust for my asthma
I’m honestly speechless. not just at the house but at the presentation. You knocked it out of the park Erik. To be 100% honest there is not a single thing that could have made this video better I’m just at a loss of words.
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Thanks so much for touring, Erik! We loved seeing this amazing space from your perspective!
Just passing by to comment on how good your description was and how soothing your voice is. It's nice to find people like that from time to time, all the best.
Here in Brazil there's a condo called "ACL Morumbi" and after 10 years it is still possible to find empty units (12 units of total) and if I'm not wrong there's still available 7 of them. The apartments are located on Morumbi which is one of the most expensive places in São Paulo, but unfortunately suffers with a lot of negative sides, traffic jam, pollution, and goes on.... to resume, the apartment has 13,000sqf (penthouse with 19,000sqf) and costs something around $1,000,000 with a fee of $3,000 monthly (our minimum wage is something around $300 per month) each apartment counts with a private swim pool on the terrace and everything of the best quality and luxury you can imagine.
As he was giving a tour of this unique apartment I found myself relaxing because it just seemed to come through the screen. This apartment gives vibes of peace and tranquility and harmony with minimalism yet beauty. I would love to live in such a Zen space. The views are simply beautiful. You have views that give you access to central park and all the Trademark buildings of NYC..Perfection !!😍😍
I got the exact same feeling, the peace and beauty of the space is radiating through the screen. The thoughtfulness behind every detail, the floors, the colors 💕 im just honestly left in wow
@@houdasalhi3076 That breakfast bar view is incredible. I actually let out a sigh.
Oh please
I really like the graphic that comes up when you're showing different parts of the apartment so you get an idea where you're at in the apartment...great idea
All these places are so beautiful and yet so sterile
I love the idea of walking in and being infused with the energy of a Japanese temple in the heart of New York City. Simply amazing.
it is beautiful. But it could do with some more wall art!
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you could buy whole japanese temples in japan for that money.
This home just sold for 70 million after being 2 years on the market. Nonetheless it is the most beautiful home I've seen Erik cover
@Mr.Beant 70 million is still stupidly overpriced
Who bought it? An actual person, a holding company? Russian oligarch? Arab petro-scion?
One of the Pedo-elites no doubt!!!
@@PandamaticBreakcore Putin's mistress :-)
@Mr.Beant I couldn't imagine paying that much for an apartment tbh.. Just buy a house? You know?
The one feature of this penthouse that I really love is the “shikkui plaster”. Definitely sounds expensive but worth it for the health benefits.
Despite the economy crisis, this is still a good time to invest in stock and crypto.
The rich spends less and invest more.
Not all of them really do such.
Investing in this economy crisis will be one of the best thing to do this year.
With the state of economy now man's really got to invest in some digital currencies, It's been quite lucrative.
With the state of economy now man's really got to invest in some digital currencies, It's been quite lucrative.
Wonderful. Yakushima's wood, a unique item to possess indeed.❤️🇯🇵
Well said!!
I’d never need a television again, I’d just be sat at one of those windows all the time!!! It’s stunning.
I saw another tour of this place and I must say you did such an amazing job going through all the details and making us feel like we were there with you. Bravo
Very special.❤
Thank you for sharing.
❤❤❤
I cant get over the price of this house, but its literal artwork.
I hate to say that because I love you both, but I personally love your illustration better than Ryan’s. A perfect mixture of personal touches and professional depictions. Thank you for giving this wonderful tour
Great view. Mainly paying for the view, location, and the idea of exclusivity.
Wow, incredible
Wow this is the first one that I seen that is worth the money
Absolutely love your videos man! It's my dream to move to New york City one day ! Keep up the good work!
What a great tour of such a one-of-a-kind apartment!
Incredible views
I actually loved the kitchen...❤🌟🔥👍
I've seen this apartment being mentioned in other videos and articles but none explained the true art, aesthetic and intentions of the designer/architect like you did here. Although I'm definitely not its target market, I now have greater appreciation for this apartment from your video. Thank you!
135 million for an apartment that looks just a little bit more “fancier” than an ordinary 200k house
@@Obito1994 it's true but look at those views in the middle of this metropolis. It evokes the same feeling of wonder that I felt in Disneyworld as a kid
@@EastCoastMex id much rather be looking out onto a beautiful lake or bush
@@Obito1994 to each their own
@@Obito1994 or you could look out onto several beautiful lakes AND bushes... even the ocean 😩💦
A beautiful presentation of a beautiful apartment. Absolutely love it and am ready to move in any time. Thanks, Erik!
And get stuck in their elevators during a light breeze ?
@@KEWONZOR LOL! What need would I have to leave the artwork apartment in order to get stuck?
This apaetment is so beautiful 😭
Living her would be cool
Minimalism at its finest ! Perfection
Wow! The filming and editing is really top on this one👍, makes you almost feel like you’re there. Keep up the good work!
My compliments to the architect- he did a phenomenal job in creating a work of art that’s absolutely mind blowing.
@@SexuallyRepressedMegalodon I wonder if homes like these get preordered, because why would someone invest such a crazy figure and on top completely design it into detail just for show? I mean there's no way a multibillionair's gonna look around and spend more than 30 to 50 million on a prefab place like this.
@@SexuallyRepressedMegalodon to make it even more dystopian for you, these appartments are almost never lived in. Their bought as investments and traded between mega rich millionaires and billionaires. It's all fugazi, it's crazy
@@ForcesNLor maybe because it’s in New York and everything just Work there.
i agree scary mind blowing like your on view to the world
Me encanta todo, pero el hombre que lo explica también me gusta😍
There may be taller trophy apartments in NYC, but it's hard to imagine one with the level of materials and workmanship displayed in this one. I like the quiet Zen atmosphere, so relaxing. You almost feel you never raise your voice in this apartment, a place of quiet contemplation.
If I had a 135m, I'd buy a gigantic mansion that's like 5x the size of this apartment but costs 90x less lmao..
ill never understand why people wants a gigantic mansion. If you dont have like 10 kids, it will always feel empty. Coziness and simplistic will always be more luxurious than old gigantic mansions.
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I agree. I would buy a decent size place right on the ocean in Hawaii. I wouldnt spend $135 million on a place with no property or land. There are great apartments/penthouses you can get in New York for $30-50 million I would take over this
Plus the maitenance and taxes.
Mind blowing aesthetic. Stunningly beautiful. So calm, structured simply and with exquisite finishes.
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Wonderful tour, Erik. Comprehensive and very interesting. Thank you for your hard work.
Speechless…. All I can say now is…Towata tuff stone
Just amazing view~!!
Incredibly designed but it has some serious problems . Just googled :
Sales within 432 Park Avenue were launched in 2013; the building topped out during October 2014 and was officially completed in 2015. After the building's completion, residents complained of mechanical and structural problems, leading to a lawsuit in late 2021.
Thank you for the insight on the building products that were used in this apartment.
as the building sways...
Thats a scary thought
the best part about this apartment is the view
Just clicked on it and paused. Can't wait to see your video interpretation of this beautiful Japanese home!!!!
watching this tower be constructed when I first moved to NYC and now finally sharing a look inside the space is pretty damn cool
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