The Plaza
Private residences inside New York's most storied landmark.
The Plaza stands at Fifth Avenue and Central Park South, overlooking Grand Army Plaza and Central Park. Designed by Henry Janeway Hardenbergh and opened in 1907, the French Renaissance landmark was restored and reopened in 2008 with 181 private condominium residences alongside its legendary hotel.
The building
The Plaza is a French Renaissance chateau of white brick above a marble base, crowned by a mansard roof, and one of the most recognized buildings in the world. The 2008 restoration by the Elad Group created 181 privately owned condominium residences, deeded homes marketed as One Central Park South, set apart from the operating hotel and its grand public rooms.
The story of The Plaza
Opened in 1907, The Plaza has been a New York institution for more than a century, a designated New York City landmark and a National Historic Landmark. It has appeared throughout film and literature, from the Eloise books to countless films, and its Palm Court and Grand Ballroom remain among the city's most celebrated spaces.
Why buyers choose The Plaza
History and address. Owning at The Plaza means holding a deeded residence inside a national landmark on Central Park, with the services of a five-star hotel and a location that has defined New York luxury for generations.
The neighborhood
The Plaza sits at the meeting of Fifth Avenue and Central Park South, steps from the park, the flagship stores of Fifth Avenue, and Midtown. Read the full picture in our Midtown real estate guide.
Notable sales at The Plaza
Among the building's highest recorded sales. Each links to its Compass listing. Figures reflect public records.
Sale figures via public records. For off-market activity and current availability, contact our team.
Frequently asked questions
Are the residences at The Plaza condos?
Yes. The 2008 restoration created 181 privately owned condominium residences, deeded homes that are separate from the hotel rooms.
Who designed The Plaza?
It was designed by Henry Janeway Hardenbergh in the French Renaissance style and opened in 1907. The condominium conversion was completed by the Elad Group in 2008.
Is The Plaza a landmark?
Yes. The Plaza is a designated New York City landmark, inside and out, and a National Historic Landmark.
What do residences at The Plaza sell for?
Residences at The Plaza trade at the top of the market, from the several millions into the tens of millions. For current availability, get in touch.
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