Here's a quick warning before you drool over this list of ludicrously expensive homes. Nearly all of these properties have been listed on Trulia for over 100 days, and we've written a few times about the danger of a highend real estate crash (see Nantucket and Chicago).
Of course we're not telling you not to buy.
Carlos Slim just bought a $44 million New York home, and the most expensive home ever -- $220 million -- sold last week in London. Manhattan real estate on the whole is creeping back.
And it helps that most of the people who can afford $44-million homes happen to work on Wall Street.
$28 million home with views of Central Park and 4,750 square feet
$28 million apartment with huge windows, a private roof garden and gym on the roof
Renovated and modernized $28 million home in Carnegie Hill with six bedrooms, a gym and sauna
10,235 square-foot European-style $28.8 million townhouse on the Upper East side, with a powder room, two bars and a gym
$29 million property on Fifth Avenue with 12 bedrooms and a private elevator
$29.75 million apartment with a rare panoramic view of the Hudson River, three bedrooms and five marble bathrooms
$29.8 million Park Avenue penthouse featuring private terrace and a solarium for rainy days
$32 million mansion next to Central Park West combines 19th century detail with contemporary art and has a large pool, fitness and massage area
A $23 million penthouse with Central Park views and terraces on all sides
$34 million penthouse from 1925 has a Grand Salon with authentic stone floors and a view of the Met
$35 million neo-Georgian townhouse with four floors of lush interior at East 64th Street
$35 million for this 25,000 square-foot townhouse at East 94th Street -- featuring a 2,000 square-foot garden
$36 million for the "highest penthouse in New York City" at 80 Columbus Circle
$38 million home above the Mandarin Oriental Hotel has seven rooms and a private terrace
$39 million penthouse apartment at the Time Warner Center -- containing 6 marble bathtubs
$39 million for this 1905 grand town house at East 68th Street -- featuring marble and wrought iron stair case and 18,000 square feet of majestic living space
$42 million penthouse on Fifth Avenue with mindblowing park views, marble entrance area, library with fireplace and a private elevator
7 floor Italian Renaissance townhouse and former art gallery for $50 million at East 70th Street
$55 million for the entire 35th floor of the short tower at 15 CPW -- includes a private movie theater
$58 million for an 8,000 square-foot apartment at 25 Columbus Circle, which features two libraries and two formal dining rooms
21,000 square feet of marble grand staircase and marble fireplaces for $59 million at 22 East 71st Street
$60 million for a 10,000 square foot penthouse at East 77th Street -- with a 23,000 roof terrace
$72 million renovated town house with ten bedrooms is spread on 7 stories and boasts historical architecture details
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