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The New York Times reports that prices will range from $1.825 million for the building's only studio to the $50 million 7,000-square-foot penthouse (with its very own website) spanning the three top floors.
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The owner of this over-the-top penthouse will also have access to One Madison's 10,000 square feet of amenities, including a 50-foot lap pool, fitness center, yoga room, screening room, and playroom for children.
One of the skinniest skyscrapers in NYC with a base of only 3,300 square feet, One Madison has had a controversial history. Originally built at the peak of the real estate bubble, the project was forced into foreclosure after lawsuits, buyer refunds, and forgery accusations in 2010.
Last year, the Related Companies, HFZ Capital Group, and CIM Group became the tower's new owners, according to The New York Times. They finished construction on the building, and were responsible for redesigning the floor plans, including One Madison's prize-jewel penthouse.