Around the globe, developers are taking luxury living to a new level, erecting superstructures that command dizzying prices per square foot from plutocrats in search of killer views. In Manhattan, 432 Park Avenue (under construction) is on track to set the record for the tallest all-residential structure in the world, although planned projects in China and India are competing to be top dog. The current record holder? Dubai’s 1,358-foot-tall Princess Tower. PRINCESS TOWERDUBAIHEIGHT: 1,358 feet, 107 storiesCOMPLETED: 2012PENTHOUSE PRICE: $28.5 mln
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THE SHARDLONDONHEIGHT: 1,016 feet, 95 storiesCOMPLETED: 2012PENTHOUSE PRICE: $78 mln
ECHO BRICKELLMIAMIHEIGHT: 750 feet, 60 storiesCOMPLETION: 2016PENTHOUSE PRICE: $8 mlnMEIER-ON-ROTHSCHILDTEL AVIVHEIGHT: 590 feet,42 storiesCOMPLETION: 2014PENTHOUSE PRICE: $50 mln ONE57NEW YORK CITYHEIGHT: 1,004 feet, 75 storiesCOMPLETION: 2013PENTHOUSE PRICE: $90 mln
TOUR ODEON MONACOHEIGHT: 558 feet, 49 storiesCOMPLETION: 2014PENTHOUSE PRICE: $250 mln
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Ctbuh Extell Development Dbox for Cim Group & Macklowe Properties Berggruen Residential Property Markets Group Knight Frank
