135 Million Dollar Japanese Art Apartment On Billionaire's Row In NYC | Luxury Listing Price

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A tour inside a $135 million New York City apartment, named "Inner Floating Garden," that was custom-designed by famous Japanese artist, Hiroshi Sugimoto. The apartment is located inside 432 Park Avenue, a luxury highrise building along Billionaires' Row in New York City.
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$135 Million Japanese Art Apartment On Billionaire's Row In NYC | Luxury Listing Price

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@johnblaze8774 2 года назад

2:23 It's peaceful, it's quiet. It's also a tripping hazard.

@sciencepower608 2 года назад

The thing about this place is that only a fraction of its value comes from practicality. Most of the objects here are only valued highly because it’s either old, traditional, or rare in some fashion. Barely any of this is interesting to use and see outside of its spiritual nature. This apartment is more akin to a museum than an actual place to live. It definitely looks amazing, but the price, in my opinion, doesn’t fit. Note: The kitchen is the only area in this house where I would like to be.

@sahibmujabee1177 2 года назад

Ofc it won't fit you are not the market target

@sciencepower608 2 года назад

@@sahibmujabee1177 Well duh, thats why I said "in my opinion".

@e13kid 2 года назад

@@sciencepower608 your opinion doesn’t mean anything my dude. You know nothing about these kind of prices.

@sciencepower608 2 года назад

@@e13kid Do you not know what an opinion is? I'm not stating that my opinion is a fact or the grand-be all opinion. I'm just commenting on a RU-vid video on my perspective. If you don't want to listen, then just scroll. Nothing is stopping you.

@combatbenyamin 2 года назад

@@e13kid And do you? Are you the target market for these kinds of places? And for what it's worth I thought the opinion of the original commenter was much more interesting than your disparaging remarks.

@youthculture523 2 года назад

I would stub my toe on that ‘welcoming bridge’ every time

@aliceb2849 2 года назад

"Hiroshi, we need you to spend as much money as possible without any technology. GO!"

@amr99912 2 года назад

Unnecessary but there’s a lot of expensive things that are unnecessarily outrageous

@elizabethturel78 2 года назад

All this ethereal gobble-d-gook for spending HUGE amounts of money. 🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ All I can say is MEH

@leopfeffer2419 2 года назад

As a retired furniture maker, this is my take on the furnishings. None of the seating is comfortable for more than a few minutes, the dining room looks like a corporate board room, and after you have smashed your shin on the platform bed frame for the third or fourth time, you will hate it. Also, the kitchen faucets are identical to Ikea Ringskar faucets. Too generic for a high design place like this.

@ShawnLH88 2 года назад

your answer it’s very american

@jahmarianthomas7684 2 года назад

I can tell the slanted chair would be so uncomfortable in a person that like to lean my shoulders on chair and a slanting chair would just ruin my back and the chair look so closed in that my legs would have to be glued together along with the dining table I just hat long dining table I much prefer circle tables I'm just imagining the movies with long tables long tables have such a disadvantage however I do see a advantage with the cabinets the one with the holes in them and I'm a person that likes to swim so that an upside but minor don't like the couch unless it unfold into a futon

@andreabelle3402 2 года назад

You obviously have no understanding or appreciation of sophisticated Japanese culture and aesthetics.

@bombaya85 2 года назад

This is NOT a place where you live, this is just property investment and a 3D art exhibit at this point.

@BradThePitts 2 года назад

Fun Fact! 432 Park Avenue is not on Park Avenue. Don't tell the billionaires!

@leoperidot482 2 года назад

Judging by the looks of the apartment, it's worth no more than $10M. I'll even add another $5M because it's on Park Avenue. If you pay more than $100M for an apartment than you have F-U money. This apartment is probably meant to attract American and foreign oligarchs, you know, wealthy undesirables.

@iamtheprogression 2 года назад

Spot on

@samuraiboi2735 2 года назад

Basically as might as well not rent it in the first place.If you want your house to look japanese im pretty sure buying the decor thats inside the house wont cost much.

@iamtheprogression 2 года назад

@@samuraiboi2735 $2500 Max from Muji. Thank me later

@leoperidot482 2 года назад

@Elon Musk We all know it's about price gouging. It's all about the hype. It's all about marketing. Look if you got the money, more power to you to buy something that'll make you feel like a big shot. Some people are smart enough and discipline enough NOT to fall for that trap. It's like a Ray Ban that probably cost less than $10 to make in a Chinese sweatshop, they sell it for $200 or more in an American market.

@Senselessnesss 2 года назад

this "taking your shoes off" thing should be normalized everywhere and should be necessary

@connor107 2 года назад

Having house slippers for guests should catch on as well, it's so welcoming

@victorvasilev4640 2 года назад

Absolutely, I can't imagine walking around the house with my shoes! All the dirt from the outside should not get on our couches or beds.

@samuraiboi2735 2 года назад

@@connor107 it would be more hygienic in my opinion to wear slippers or maybe socks.

@milhouse14 2 года назад

Quite right.

@kimco.2350 2 года назад

It is normalize and has been all over the world. Hotels hv slippers and hv been for centuries for everybody to change into. People are just lazy and don’t do it.

@solsiddiq 2 года назад

This seems like the NFT version of an apartment

@fluxophile 2 года назад

"This residence, fit for a billionaire..." I'll believe it when the billionaires actually start living there, instead of just using it to park their wealth.

@amr99912 2 года назад

Most of the “Wealthy neighborhoods” Are actually just ghost towns that are rented out. The wealthy citizens in the U.S. and many other countries as well, Usually live a normal life like a middle class citizens and most actual middle class and lower class citizens don’t know this and it’s sad. All advertisements to keep the wealth for wealthy people and too make the middle class stay middle class and the poor too stay poor, They label the wealthy as “You need this and you need that this that and the third blah blah, Most of the expensive things on sale currently aren’t actually expensive and aren’t worth what they’re “claim to be” because 95% of the price goes more towards the ads and the logo rather than the product itself because those companies that sell all these “marvelous magnificent outrageous unnecessarily expensive things” Will simply never be consumers of their product.

@ADKaizenProductions 2 года назад

I'm sure after spending $135 million you'll need all the peace and quiet to accept you just spent $135 million regardless of your current wealth.

@thatguy6557 2 года назад

In all honesty, idk if I want that elevator ride every time I come and go but I doubt it's used too often

@glbernini0 2 года назад

Plenty of 5 story walk ups if you don't like elevators!

@turdferguson7686 2 года назад

that cedar truly is beautiful. weird to think that the wood is so rare and protected but used for floors to walk all over lol i guess wearing slippers helps minimize risk of damage some at least. fascinating place though. cool how they brought in meaningful and historical items how they did. move that place out of a big dumb city and into some woods on at least 200 acres and im sold.

@connor107 2 года назад

Amazing how they also don't pay property taxes on these apartments

@UrgentEagle 2 года назад

At some point 135 million is the same as saying "yes" to someone asking how much?

@glbernini0 2 года назад

That bridge isn't a ridiculous tripping hazard at all!

@nicks288 2 года назад

If I for whatever reason bought this place, I’d tear that fucker out immediately.

@PuffOfSmoke 2 года назад

The problem with this listing is that it's too niche. You have to be way into the Japanese culture to be able to appreciate all of this and actually live in it. Who does Japanese tea ceremony? Nobody knows that even if you are that filthy rich. The dining area looks too corporate. The kitchen is beautiful although I don't understand why aside from the French oven, it also has two more wall ovens. Why? Are they opening up a Cafe up there? The whole concept is so clean I don't think it would work with a huge family with lots of kids. They will ruin everything including those white sofa and that specialty Japanese plaster wall. It's good that the artist put in wood. It gives the place character. With a very steep price and a very specific interior it looks like it's been listed in the market for sometime and no takers still, that's why they commissioned the media (Insider) to help them so they can dispose it.

@Zov631 2 года назад

“It’s Japanese toilet…it’s To To “ by no means To To is a high end brand lol

@mambamolt_tt73 2 года назад

It’s actually crazy to think that, This home costs the price of some countries whole entire economy…

@bobolabobo3080 2 года назад

The stupidity of too much capitalism.

@amr99912 2 года назад

@@bobolabobo3080 Absolutely Hong Kong is a perfect example of extreme capitalism.

@mandeep3.14 2 года назад

1000 year old wood from a tree that was probably alive…in a house?! Not a fan. But I do love the interior design more than other apartments at this price point and the estate agent. I hope someone actually lives in there one day. Knowing that these kinds of places are usually empty is depressing and such a waste!

@sazmeros 2 года назад

I like this presenter. She def did her research and I like that she states that this home is only for the living 2k+ billionaires

@sos9133 Год назад

Sugimoto did an excellent job! I love this apartment's location, views and style. The tearoom is my favorite part but every room is exquisite.

@zannadunstrand6289 2 года назад

Anyone else trying to figure out how TF "floating walls" work?!! If they dont touch other walls nor the floor?! Are they hanging from the ceiling? Are they connected to The ceiling? Are they hanging in strings? And why would that make the appartment quieter? Can anyone tell me please?!

@HoneyHexaComb 2 года назад

It’s a secondary wall , I get that Hiroshi wanted each wall to represent a blank canvas as seen in his profile, but to someone such as you and I , it’s bothersome to look at, it’s not worth it.

@williamdrijver4141 2 года назад

Looks like 13.5 million dollars.

@KristinaGehrmann 2 года назад

So much of this isn't practical, or superfluous - for example, rich folks wear more stuff that's not machine washable but dry-clean only, and the answer is to give them MORE washers and dryers??? Those white sofas are screaming for kids to draw on, and forget about being relaxed while having a glass of wine there, lol. And are there any detachable showerheads in the bath at all so you can wash your hair over a tub or sink? The lounging couch in the bedroom is pretty but lacks a decent backrest, you can't actually lean back to relax there. I do like the wood floors though.

@bosswapook 2 года назад

Just get everything from Muji store and it more or less look the same for fractions the price if you like the look

@nevilleconnolly8938 2 года назад

Just shows you even billionaires can be stupid! Emperors new clothes!

@FinancialShinanigan 2 года назад

Telling an Asian reporter about taking her shoes off lol off to a great start

@motbidlykawaii 2 года назад

Oh God that bathroom chair is a sex chair isn't it 😭

@BlenderStudy 2 года назад

Thank you for the update, Insider..!! What a great place to live..!! @.@

@camden_jace 2 года назад

"here we have the laundry room, one of my favorite rooms" umm wut 😂

@Sum_Guy 2 года назад

I would suggest a video by Enez on the same apartment. It really shows off the house

@vwegbakelvin6835 2 года назад

LOVE LOOKING AT THING I CAN'T AFFORD 👍👍😀

@official_surge 2 года назад

It needs... More... Stuff... Especially for it's price.

@karzkin3049 2 года назад

This is ghastly. All these artefacts and natural wonders should have been left where they were found, or put in a museum for everyone to experience. Instead they were plundered for the private enjoyment of someone with more money than they could spend in a hundred lifetimes. Someone who has spent their whole life surrounded by luxury and has probably become totally desensitised to the beauty and wonder of all these things. Meanwhile, in the city below 80,000 people sleep on the streets. Truly horrendous. It's a crime against humanity that something like this can even exist.

@xBUMSKIx 2 года назад

This whole place is so well done yet as someone who’s afraid of heights it’s all terrifying to imagine 😆

@lath938 3 месяца назад

This editor is my favorite! I love her commentary!

@roaskywalker 2 года назад

Astonishing! When I reach my 1 trillion month incoming I will bought it

@benblakemore4195 2 года назад

DEAR MR HIROSHI, WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MASTERPIECE YOU HAVE BUILT. GLORIOUS, WONDERFUL, COZY 😄😄😄😄😄😄

@evelynsong8826 2 года назад

The kitchen is gorgeous. 😍

@gauravayush5494 2 года назад

You can buy a house with money, but not a home..

@KS-xz2rq 2 года назад

I think I should buy this one.

@CyberPirate2008 Год назад

that's absurdly rich. crazy.

@solsiddiq 2 года назад

Wait, did she say 200-person dinner? Can that many even fit?

@DJL78 2 года назад

This has been on the market for years. And it’s awful. Really, really awful.

@dongahkim6735 2 года назад

this apartment makes me imagine what if I'm going to live in Louvre museum lol I would be scare as f to live in there just becoz if I'll ruin anything....

@dingo1666 2 года назад

What a load of pretentious nonsense. For people who have more money than inner peace. The apartment is in a lovely spot but is it really necessary to have a 1000 year old cedarwood 'bridge'? It's as disgusting to me as wearing an endangered species coat. If I was rich and bought that place, there would be carpets, deep sofas, darker colours, a fireplace, a fourposter medieval bed and lots of cosy blankets. Somewhere I could retreat the European way, and forget all about the outside.

@iamtheprogression 2 года назад

Fair enough, each to their own

@plutobaby9996 2 года назад

That building sways a lot and you can hear the creaking too apparently

@0deepak 2 года назад

135 million for an apartment lmao and who just sits next to a toilet? 17:52

@tuomasmoi 2 года назад

"Powder room " she said. 🤣

@somethingsomething404 2 года назад

If your shitter had that view you might do the same. I often stay at the delta hotel in downtown Toronto where the corner rooms have a soaker tub in the corner like that with views of Lake Ontario and the CN tower. Sometimes I just sit on the edge of the tub with my fiancé and drink a glass of wine, it’s stunning. (And it’s only a few hundred a night)

@somethingsomething404 2 года назад

@@21stcenturyshowgirl I have an ocean view(looking from DT westend I can see the lions gate bridge all the way to English bay beach) in downtown Vancouver currently, been here a year and it has yet to get boring. The changes in weather make every day unique

@somethingsomething404 2 года назад

Currently on the toilet lmao, no views in this bathroom though, the corner is my office

@eminencyk5061 8 месяцев назад

The white lady telling the Chinese girl to take off her shoes was just painful 😂😂

@jijakyu 2 года назад

Custom furniture. *shows picture of IKEA chair *

@tcb268 2 года назад

Coming home a bit tipsy? Watch out for the bridge.

@mrbond9882 2 года назад

"I'll use the word zen" okay lady

@idkidk8278 2 года назад

We don't bring the outside in... They do know about the wood and stone inside right??

@trevinpedigo Год назад

Does anyone have more information on the floating walls?

@markbounty8312 2 года назад

Pocket change for a guy like me

@Lordxzamasu 2 года назад

This is overpriced for something so underwhelming

@neptune567 2 года назад

Citadel Paradise ❤️

@1981GLAD 2 года назад

Yeah nothing says home like bumping into a wooden step each time you enter

@FixedFace 2 года назад

"powder rooms" hehe

@victorvasilev4640 2 года назад

Yes, more of these please!

@ll7868 2 года назад

The oven, the built-ins, the layout but mostly the oven...love the kitchen. I like Bertazzoni, my granny had an 8 burner, grill and dual ovens but that one was even bigger, you'd need one that size to feed a dozen people around that gorgeous dining table.

@ll7868 2 года назад

Gonna assume the Meile built-ins are 2 speed convection ovens, a standard nuke and rotisserie, that's what I'd have. I'd also have a Gaggenau pizza oven.

@jimmerhardy 2 года назад

As a travel hopping stay over, it's okay. What else you got?

@immanuelsch6199 2 года назад

Cool

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@ojonasplima 2 года назад

Isn't that the tower that was sinking and people are leaving because the gap on the middle made an horrible sound?

@adnanhusainhakeem3043 2 года назад

Is the water supply from Japan too?

@adnanhusainhakeem3043 2 года назад

Mount Fuji?

@worldwide_cruising 2 года назад

*I pray that everyone who sees this becomes successful in life!*

@allacevangugus9921 2 года назад

Imagine you come home drunk and forget that there is a wood thing

@crazychick 2 года назад

Graham Stephan should react to this beautiful place

@soufianeboutaib8197 2 года назад

Wondering if that building went on fire. What the point of all that pricing

@cattameme 2 года назад

Looks cheap to me.

@tdiamonds23ice82 2 года назад

Here within 10 minutes

@gamerntav7667 2 года назад

My POV: More like a Huge-scale japanese monument than a place to live. The experience to visit, to check each details would be better than living on it. Also, by experience, ppl know, routine makes unique things, repetitive, monotonous.

@erikadowdy686 2 года назад

Park Ave- thats why

@cherylgrace2744 2 года назад

This apartment is so beautiful

@sknasr9416 2 года назад

With this price you will pay a whole building and more

@varveyok533 2 года назад

I wouldnt pick up any furniture from this apartment to my home for free. Maybe ceramics. Ok that big lumber looks good too but no need to make it something exceptional. Yes its prohibited to cut down. But it doesnt look THAT good to import.

@samanthafrewinvallings3975 2 года назад

Beautifully done but is it a home ?

@alex9046 Год назад

why yes, I live in the conspicuous consumption building, how'd you know?

@uumuu 2 года назад

Honestly disgusting amounts of wealth on display here. The protected cedar used throughout is almost ironic.

@vhlong287 Год назад

Japanese interior theme but a view with skyscrapers just looks out of place. Better get a traditional Kyoto style house in Japan with a zen garden near a river or mountain.

@marziaashrafirasha5158 2 года назад

Did they get any buyer???

@kazuma4959 2 года назад

such a expensive kitchen but still cooking with gas -.-

@chazrinaldi3472 2 года назад

The little sculpture in the foyer actually represents the 5 elements in Buddhism

@iamtheprogression 2 года назад

Thanks! Sort it out Insider Lazy researching

@dikkorulz2391 2 года назад

Hope cr1tikal reacts to this 😆

@smnvox109 2 года назад

Absolutely ridiculous. There is “wow amazing luxury expensive” and then there is “stupid expensive”. As others have mentioned, this place is more about flaunting billions then being actually interesting, practical or functioning. Despite the views and a nice kitchen, this is not somewhere you actually live.

@stevem1081 Год назад

That bridge getting into the house doesn't look handicap friendly!

@Cloxxki 8 месяцев назад

I know most people loooove debt, but would they really take out a mortgage on these places? Perhaps they feel they can invest moment better than buy such a place cash. When I reach billionaire status, and dollars and euro's still actually mean something, I'm buying cash, like I have everything except cell phones :)

@ATLVINYLMAN 2 года назад

While I am impressed by the marketing slogans, do they really matter for 135 million???

@johnthe6629 2 года назад

When she said the 80 year old bonsai tree i laughed till my jaw dropped. What a BS !!! That species and type of bonsai is so common in Asia which is mass planted and exported from China. It only cost 1 or 2 hundred US dollars each.... lol... BS sales talks Maybe the 80yo ones died and she bought 2 cheap ones to replace it... lol..