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432 Park Avenue comes with $95 million views.
A new Manhattan landmark is near completion, as a 1,396-foot tall luxury condo building is now officially New York City's tallest residential building. The entrance to 157 West 57, the record shattering condominium and hotel tower that in 2010 became THE project to portend the return of the luxury real estate market, and 432 Park Avenue, now Manhattan's tallest residential building at 1,396 feet. The most expensive luxury building in New York, 432 Park Avenue, is finally completed and this is the view from the top!
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