NYC's $1.4B Skyscraper Is COLLAPSING in Value — Owners Paid $90M and Now Can't Sell
In 2016, a billionaire paid over twenty-one million dollars for an apartment eight hundred feet above Park Avenue, inside the tallest residential tower on the planet. Eight years later, he sold it for a loss of nearly forty percent. He was one of the lucky ones. Other owners in 432 Park Avenue have been trying to sell for years and can't. This video traces how the most exclusive address in New York, a one point two five billion dollar tower built to sell for over three billion, ended up in two separate lawsuits, nearly nineteen hundred documented defects, and a legal cloud one broker flatly called toxic. We go through the engineering, the record sales, the groaning walls, the trapped elevators, and the internal decision buried in a 2025 complaint that may explain all of it.

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