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- Feb 25, 202190% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
Central Park Tower Welcomes Its First Residents
The world's tallest residential building began closing apartment sales on Billionaires' Row, months after finishing construction as Manhattan's newest supertall.
- Extell announced on February 25, 2021 that Central Park Tower, at 1,550 feet the tallest residential building in the world, had commenced closings and would welcome its first residents[3]
- It has 179 two-to-eight-bedroom residences starting on the 32nd floor, designed by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture[2][3]
- Central Park Club occupies about 50,000 sq ft over three floors, with the 100th floor described as the highest private residential club in the world[3]
- Nordstrom's flagship opened in the base in 2019[2][3]
- Construction started September 17, 2014, topped out September 17, 2019 and completed in 2020 at a cost of $3 billion; developers are Extell and Shanghai Municipal Investment Group[2]
- It won the 2021 CTBUH Award of Excellence for Best Tall Building 400 meters and above[3]
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- [1]90%youtube.com/watch?v=t5jI2oMyO0Yyoutube.com· Posted Sep 15, 2026· Starts Feb 25, 2021 ✓· 50% of score
Happened as dated, per the source: "The first buyers finalized the purchases of their apartments in February 2021."
- [2]80%Central Park Toweren.wikipedia.org· Added Sep 15, 2026· 50% of score
- [3]85%Central Park Tower, World's Tallest Residential Building, Commences Closingsnasdaq.com· Published Feb 25, 2021· 0% of score
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