These are the five highest-priced home sales reported in the New York metro area for the week ending October 18, 2026, and together they totaled $70.1 million. Four of the sales were in New York, in neighborhoods running from the Financial District to Central Park South, and the fifth was in Quogue, in Suffolk County.
No. 1 — $34,250,000 · 220 Central Park S Apt 36B, New York, New York
The week’s top price, $34,250,000, was paid for a condominium on Central Park South in Midtown. The residence is in a building completed in 2015 and has three bedrooms and four bathrooms, three full and one half, in 3,043 square feet. Residents have concierge service and a fitness center, and the building also has elevators and laundry. The property last sold in 2021 for $23 million.
The listing agent for this sale could not be verified.
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No. 2 — $10,750,000 · 121 E 83rd St, New York, New York
The oldest home among the five, built in 1899, sold for $10,750,000 on East 83rd Street on the Upper East Side. The single-family home has four bedrooms and five bathrooms, two full and three half, across 7,825 square feet. The listing agent for this sale could not be verified.
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No. 3 — $9,350,000 · 70-72 Broad St, New York, New York
By living area, the largest home of the week is in the Financial District, where the single-family home at 70-72 Broad Street sold for $9,350,000. Built in 1908, it has 19,478 square feet of living space on a lot of 2,909 square feet. The listing agent for this sale could not be verified.
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No. 4 — $8,500,000 · 43 Old Main Road, Quogue, New York
In Quogue, a shingle-sided home built in 2016 sits on 1.88 acres on the bay, with water views and a private dock. Austin Patterson Disston Architects designed it to take advantage of those views and to connect the rooms with the outdoors. The home has five bedrooms and six bathrooms, four full and two half, in 4,345 square feet, along with an attached two-car garage.
Pine floors run through the main level. The kitchen, with marble countertops under wainscoted ceilings, centers on a large island trimmed in white oak and has a Thermador range and ovens and a walk-in pantry. It opens to the dining area and to a living room with a gas fireplace. The primary suite is on the main level as well, with views of the water and its own bath, and a cabana bath opens directly to the pool area.
Upstairs, the pine floors continue to the guest bedrooms, one of them a suite with its own bath. A second den, fitted with barn doors and a built-in desk, opens to a mahogany balcony overlooking the water. Above the garage is an unfinished bonus room. Outside, mature plantings surround a bluestone patio, a covered porch and a gunite saltwater pool with a hot tub. The property last sold in 2014 for $1.475 million, before the current home was built.
The home sold for $8,500,000, the fourth-highest price of the week. Enzo Morabito of Douglas Elliman Real Estate was the listing agent, and Lena G. Davin of First Hampton Int’l Realty LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $7,250,000 · 768 5th Ave #701, New York, New York
At 2,656 square feet, the smallest home of the five is a condominium on Fifth Avenue in the Central Park South neighborhood, and it sold for $7,250,000. The building dates from 1907, and the residence has three bedrooms and four bathrooms, three full and one half. A concierge and a fitness center serve the building, which also has elevators and laundry. The listing agent for this sale could not be verified.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 18, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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