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1 Hotel Central Park has unveiled its Park Penthouse, soaring 19 floors above the New York cityscape. The property debuted in 2015 by Barry Sternlicht, who wanted to curate a mission-driven luxury lifestyle hotel brand with a focus on sustainability. 

The 160-square-meter space features jewelry, watches, handbags, accessories, sneakers and high-end streetwear, artworks and sports memorabilia.

Residential sales above the $10 million mark fell 13% in the second quarter compared with a year earlier, according to a report by the real estate consultancy Knight Frank, which tracks purchases in 12 markets worldwide.

If it sells around that price, the cut takes the penthouse out of the running to be the most expensive home ever sold in New York. The record is the $238 million that billionaire Ken Griffin paid in 2019 for three floors at 220 Central Park South. 

The 10,500-square-foot home in Fort Lauderdale has eight bedrooms, a three-car garage and a pool, according to a statement. The property previously sold for $9 million in 2022.