The tallest residential building on Manhattan’s East Side waterfront, Sutton Tower, has officially crossed the $150 million mark in sales this year. The milestone places the 850-foot-tall skyscraper among New York City’s top-performing new developments of 2025. Designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen and developed by JVP Development and Gamma Real Estate, the limestone-clad tower is a standout in a market where design-forward, move-in-ready residences command demand.
Home Office. Photo by Matthew Williams
Formal Dining Room. Photo by REPN
Swimming Pool. Photo by Evan Joseph
“Achieving $150 million in sales this year is a testament to the extraordinary vision, quality, and craftsmanship that went into every detail of this project,” said Van Nguyen of JVP Development. “The market has responded enthusiastically to Sutton Tower’s combination of elegant design, desirable location, and unparalleled views, validating our commitment to creating homes that stand the test of time and reflect the way today’s homeowners want to live.”
Rising from the Sutton Place enclave meets the Upper East Side, Sutton Tower has become an instant architectural icon with its carved limestone façade and meticulous detailing. It was recently recognized by the BLT Built Design Awards for architectural excellence.
Exterior view of Sutton Tower. Photo by Evan Joseph
Sculpture Garden. Photo by Kate Glicksberg
The building’s 120 corner residences span from one to five bedrooms, each with a minimum of two exposures and floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the panoramic skyline and East River. Select full-floor and duplex penthouses feature private outdoor terraces with south-facing loggias.
Residential finishes include curved Statuarietto marble islands in the kitchens, ebonized oak entry doors, and primary bathrooms clad in Bianco Dolomiti marble, complete with radiant-heated floors and sculpted Laufen soaking tubs.
Lobby of Sutton Tower. Photo by Kate Glicksberg
Playroom. Photo by Evan Joseph
Screening Room. Photo by Evan Joseph
Lifestyle amenities at Sutton Tower are delivered via The Sutton Club, an above-ground, five-story amenity suite encompassing more than 22,000 square feet. Highlights include a skylit lounge with terrace, screening room, private dining suite with chef’s kitchen, library, game room, playroom, and a sports simulator. Wellness amenities feature a 50-foot lap pool, whirlpool, infrared sauna, spa suite, and a state-of-the-art fitness center with dedicated boxing and movement studios.
Residence 50B. Photo by REPN
Staircase in Penthouse 80. Photo by Kate Glicksberg
The great room within Penthouse 80. Photo by Kate Glicksberg
The dining room within Penthouse 80. Photo by Kate Glicksberg
Sutton Tower’s prime location combines tranquil charm with urban connectivity. Surrounded by the classic architecture and tree-lined streets of Sutton Place, residents are just moments from Midtown and the Upper East Side’s world-class shopping, dining, and cultural institutions. Quick access to the East River Esplanade and nearby ferry, heliport, and seaplane terminals offers an effortless connection to both local destinations and weekend getaways.
Penthouse 80 Loggia. Photo by Kate Glicksberg
Exterior of Sutton Tower. Photo by Astra Studios
With over $150 million in sales this year, Sutton Tower continues to outperform in Manhattan’s competitive condo market, a testament to the demand for thoughtfully designed, move-in-ready homes. Pricing for current availability begins at $1.825 million. For additional information or to schedule a private appointment, contact the sales team at 646-779-8685 or visit Sutton Tower.
.
Subscribe to YIMBY’s daily e-mail
Follow YIMBYgram for real-time photo updates
Like YIMBY on Facebook
Follow YIMBY’s Twitter for the latest in YIMBYnews
Appreciate the indication of ad partner
Yimby always specified this to readers whenever they do these kinds of articles every now and then. It’s not something new.
I’m in a fortieth floor penthouse/ blocks away
I enjoy seeing this building from my bedroom living room dining room and balcony
I turn my head and I see 432 park which is sort of a similar design but I don’t think Sutton Tower is going to disintegrate
Im in a 41st floor penthouse right above you I love seeing it too
Michael where are the numerous negative comments in your description? Much has been written about, and many occupants of the building deeply regret purchasing an apartment there. This looks like you are sucking up to the management company. You can do better.
Why do people regret purchasing at Sutton Tower? I have seen nothing in the media about any disgruntled buyers.
Are you blind or illiterate? Or both? Where does it say that he wrote this article and is involved with this building management company? Clearly someone else named Vanessa wrote it.
“You can do better” and stop with your Bullshit bashing.
Really mature of you Norm to see how incompetent your reading skills are.
Who are these “regretful occupants” you speak of Zinker?
Speak up or shut up troll.
Michael Young didn’t write this article. Vanessa Londono did. Learn how to improve your reading skills before falsely accusing people Norm.
SYBAU Norm Zinker
This had to go through multiple discounts to get sold though. Nice building but not the best neighborhood in NYC and the initial price point was too high
Hurry, there’s a cramped 1 bedroom for just $2.5 million. Common charges and taxes are currently $3,000 every month.
Hurry.
Literally. Charging over $2,500 per/sf!! What a joke hope it stays empty
Nice building but totally out of place in the neighborhood.
The original design was terrific. The one they built is soul-suckingly dull.
The original design looked too busy and messy. This one looks more refined and simpler.
lol that pool is tiny kore like a large jacuzzi . Go to John jay poop for free I. The summer or 90th and York
If there’s no corner Bodega, I’m not gonna move there.
Now that’s funny