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title: "845 United Nations Plaza Buyer’s Guide: Prices and Amenities"
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Real Estate Rebate Team


Licensed Broker NY & NJ · License: 10491211335


## Why buyers still consider 845 United Nations Plaza


[845 United Nations Plaza](https://realestaterebatesnewyork.com/buildings/new-york-city/manhattan/trump-world-tower) was completed before the current generation of Midtown supertalls, but it still offers qualities that are difficult to reproduce: unusually large rooms, floor-to-ceiling glass, direct East River exposure and full-service amenities within a residential condominium.

The building sits in [Turtle Bay](https://realestaterebatesnewyork.com/neighborhoods/new-york-city/manhattan/turtle-bay), near the United Nations and the broader Midtown East business district. It is also a resale market, which means two apartments with similar layouts can have very different values. Floor height, exposure, renovation quality, carrying costs and the condition of the building’s financials all matter.

For buyers, the central question is not whether the tower is luxurious. It is whether a specific residence offers enough view, scale and condition to justify its asking price and annual ownership costs.


The building serves several buyer segments, from one-bedroom purchasers to buyers seeking high-floor trophy residences above 5,000 square feet.

This table can be scrolled horizontally.Building details for 845 United Nations Plaza in Turtle Bay, Manhattan.Feature
Detail
Address
845 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017
Building name
Trump World Tower
Completed
2001
Stories
90
Residences
Approximately 376 condominium units
Architect
Costas Kondylis
Neighborhood
Turtle Bay / Midtown East
Current building inventory
Active IDX listings range from about $1.25 million to $10.995 million as of August 1, 2026


The table identifies the address, name, completion year, height, residence count, architect, neighborhood and current asking-price range.


### Featured high-floor residence: 86B

#### 845 United Nations Plaza #86B, New York, NY 10017
Price$10,995,000
Space4 beds, 5.5 baths
NeighborhoodMidtown East
BoroughManhattan


[View Current Listing](https://realestaterebatesnewyork.com/buy/newyorkcity/manhattan/10017/845-united-nations-plaza-b-86B-ny-10017)


Courtesy of Compass


Residence 86B is currently offered at $10.995 million. Current RLS listing image courtesy of Compass.


### At 845 UN Plaza, views are a primary value driver

High-floor residences can capture the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, East River and Downtown skyline. Current RLS listing image courtesy of Compass.

The tower’s location beside the East River and across from the United Nations creates several distinct exposures. East-facing residences can look directly over the river and UN grounds. South and west exposures can frame Midtown landmarks, including the Chrysler Building and Empire State Building. North-facing homes may capture broader river and skyline views.

Floor height matters, but exposure and window placement can matter just as much. A lower-floor corner residence with open river frontage may feel more valuable than a higher floor with a less compelling outlook.

Buyers should visit at different times of day and assess glare, privacy, helicopter or traffic noise, window condition and the possibility of future development affecting the view.


### Large layouts are one of the building’s strongest advantages

Residence 86B illustrates the building’s ability to deliver large entertaining spaces and long window lines. Current RLS listing image courtesy of Compass.

Many residences at 845 United Nations Plaza have room sizes and ceiling heights that compare favorably with newer luxury condominiums. Residence 86B, for example, reports approximately 5,425 square feet, 12-foot ceilings and more than 76 feet of south-facing windows.

The value of scale depends on how efficiently it is used. Buyers should examine hallway length, bedroom separation, kitchen placement, closet space and whether oversized entertaining rooms leave enough practical space for everyday living.

Marketing square footage should always be reconciled with the offering plan, prior plans and an independent measurement.


### The floor plan matters as much as the headline square footage

Marketing floor plan for Residence 86B. Dimensions and square footage should be independently verified.

The 86B floor plan shows an unusually large great room, a separate eat-in kitchen, multiple bedroom wings, a library or bedroom, a screening room and substantial closet space.

That flexibility is valuable, but buyers should decide whether specialized rooms suit their needs. A screening room may be compelling to one buyer and wasted space to another. A library may be more valuable as a fourth bedroom or permanent office.

Any reconfiguration should be reviewed against structural columns, wet-over-dry rules, building alteration policies and mechanical limitations before a buyer assigns value to a proposed plan.


## Renovated and original-condition apartments should not be priced the same


This is a resale building completed in 2001. Some homes retain original kitchens, marble bathrooms and early-generation lighting or automation systems. Others have undergone extensive renovations with custom millwork, new mechanical controls, modern kitchens and updated bathrooms.

A renovation premium is justified only when the work is well designed, properly approved and aligned with the next buyer’s taste. Highly personalized stone, woodwork or technology can be expensive without adding equal resale value.

Buyers should request alteration agreements, permits, warranties, appliance records and documentation for electrical, plumbing, HVAC and smart-home work.


Current asking prices vary substantially by floor, size, view and renovation, with selected asking prices ranging from about $1,425 to $2,330 per square foot.

This table can be scrolled horizontally.Six active residences compared by floor, asking price, bedrooms, reported size and asking price per square foot.Residence
Asking price
Beds
Reported SF
Asking $/SF
Monthly common charges
(Highlighted row) 86B
$10,995,000
4
5,425
$2,027
$9,335.69
82B
$6,700,000
4
2,875
$2,330
$5,054
43C
$3,500,000
2
2,063
$1,697
$3,472
36C
$3,250,000
2
2,087
$1,557
$3,290
53E
$2,295,000
2
1,478
$1,553
$2,602
5C
$1,250,000
1
877
$1,425
$1,458


The selected listings range from a one-bedroom at $1.25 million to a four-bedroom at $10.995 million. Asking prices per square foot range from about $1,425 to $2,330.


## Recent sales show why the original asking price matters


Active listings show what sellers hope to achieve. Closed sales show what buyers actually agreed to pay.

At 845 United Nations Plaza, several 2026 sales closed below their original asking prices. That does not mean every residence is overpriced. It does show that buyers should study the full pricing history, not only the last asking price displayed before contract.

The difference can be meaningful. In the six 2026 sales reviewed below, five closed below the original ask and one closed above it. The range ran from approximately 25.8% below the original ask to approximately 4.1% above it.

For broader market context beyond this one building, see the [Q2 2026 NYC real estate market report](https://realestaterebatesnewyork.com/guides/nyc-real-estate-market-report-q2-2026).


Five of the six 2026 sales reviewed closed below their original asking prices, while Residence 33D recorded a price approximately 4.1% above its original ask.

This table can be scrolled horizontally.Six 2026 sales at 845 United Nations Plaza compared by unit, closing date, original asking price, displayed closing price, change from original ask and closing price per square foot.Unit
Close date
Original ask
Displayed close
Change from original ask
Closed $/SF
Price source
8AH
July 30, 2026
$4,500,000
$4,080,000
-9.3%
$1,166
MLS, ACRIS not yet recorded
(Highlighted row) 82A
July 9, 2026
$5,800,000
$5,100,000
-12.1%
$2,040
MLS, ACRIS not yet recorded
64E
June 3, 2026
$3,100,000
$2,860,000
-7.7%
$1,525
ACRIS
57B
May 1, 2026
$4,700,000
$4,100,000
-12.8%
$1,435
ACRIS
33D
April 8, 2026
$1,950,000
$2,030,000
4.1%
$1,259
ACRIS
15F
February 24, 2026
$950,000
$705,000
-25.8%
$1,197
ACRIS


Six 2026 sales are shown. Five closed below their original asking prices. Discounts ranged from 7.7% to 25.8%, while one sale closed 4.1% above the original ask.


Current asking prices generally sit above the selected recent closed prices per square foot, but the differences cannot be interpreted without adjusting for line, floor, view, condition and layout.

This table can be scrolled horizontally.Selected active listings at 845 United Nations Plaza compared with recent 2026 closed references in the same building.Active listing
Active ask
Active asking $/SF
Recent closed reference
Closed price
Closed $/SF
Important difference
82B, 4 bedrooms, 2,875 SF
$6,700,000
$2,330
82A, 3 bedrooms, 2,500 SF
$5,100,000
$2,040
Different line, layout, size and renovation
53E, 2 bedrooms, 1,478 SF
$2,295,000
$1,553
64E, 2 bedrooms, 1,875 SF
$2,860,000
$1,525
Different E-line sizes and floor heights
43C, 2 bedrooms, 2,063 SF
$3,500,000
$1,697
33D, 2 bedrooms, 1,613 SF
$2,030,000
$1,259
Different line, size, exposure and finish
5C, 1 bedroom, 877 SF
$1,250,000
$1,425
15F, studio, 589 SF
$705,000
$1,197
Different apartment type and floor


Four active listings are paired with recent closed references. In each pair, the active asking price per square foot is higher, but the units differ in floor, line, size, exposure or condition.

- 1Listed
### Original asking price
Residence 82A entered the market at $5.8 million.**When:** September 26, 2025
- 2In contractImportant
### Contract price reflected in the listing history
The residence moved into contract at $5.1 million, approximately 12.1% below the original ask.**When:** May 12, 2026
- 3ClosedImportant
### RLS closing price
The available RLS record shows a $5.1 million closing price. NYC ACRIS had not yet recorded the transaction when the article was updated.**When:** July 9, 2026

Residence 82A listed for $5.8 million in September 2025, entered contract for $5.1 million in May 2026 and closed for $5.1 million in July 2026.

Residence 82A spent approximately 228 days from listing to contract and closed 58 days later at $5.1 million.


- 1Listed
### Original asking price
Residence 64E entered the market at $3.1 million.**When:** November 5, 2025
- 2In contractImportant
### Accepted price reflected in the listing history
The residence moved into contract at $2.86 million, approximately 7.7% below the original ask.**When:** April 27, 2026
- 3ClosedImportant
### Recorded closing price
REBNY RLS and NYC ACRIS both show a closing price of $2.86 million.**When:** June 3, 2026

Residence 64E listed for $3.1 million in November 2025, entered contract for $2.86 million in April 2026 and closed for $2.86 million in June 2026.

Residence 64E spent approximately 173 days from listing to contract and closed 37 days later at $1,525 per square foot.


## Amenities are extensive, but buyers should verify the full cost


Current listings consistently describe a 24-hour doorman and concierge, private porte cochère, valet service, garage, 60-foot indoor saltwater pool, fitness center, sauna, steam rooms, massage facilities, children’s spaces, landscaped garden, private dog run, resident lounge and business facilities. Club 845 provides additional work and social space, and the building includes the UN Plaza Grill.

Some services, including parking, storage and wine-cellar use, may carry separate charges. Buyers should request the current fee schedule and confirm which amenities are included in common charges.

Amenities should also be evaluated for condition, operating cost and actual usefulness. A large amenity package adds value only when the buyer expects to use it and the condominium can maintain it without creating financial pressure.


Residence 86B reports more than $323,000 in annual common charges and property taxes before financing, insurance, utilities, staff, maintenance or optional building services.

This table can be scrolled horizontally.Reported annual common charges and property taxes for Residence 86B.Cost
Monthly
Annual
Common charges
$9,335.69
$112,028.28
Property taxes
$17,600.68
$211,208.16
(Highlighted row) Combined fixed carrying costs
$26,936.37
$323,236.44


Residence 86B reports about $9,336 per month in common charges and $17,601 per month in property taxes, totaling about $26,936 per month.


## Engineering and building movement


Trump World Tower is a tall, slender structure, and building references identify a tuned mass damper as part of its motion-control design. A tuned mass damper is intended to reduce perceived movement caused by wind and other forces.

This does not eliminate the need for due diligence. Buyers who are sensitive to motion should spend time in the apartment, particularly on windy days, and review available engineering and maintenance information through their advisers.

The engineering feature is part of the building’s design history, not a guarantee of how every buyer will experience a high-floor residence.


## Branding and future resale


Market perception matters in a building with a globally recognized name. The tower offers strong views, large layouts and extensive services, but the branding may affect the size and composition of the future buyer pool.

This should be analyzed as a resale factor, not as a political statement. Buyers should compare recent closed sales, marketing periods, price reductions and buyer interest with other established Midtown East condominiums.

The address, apartment quality and view may matter more to some buyers than the building name. For others, branding may influence whether they consider the property at all.


## What buyers should review before making an offer

- **Financial statements:** Review reserves, operating costs, insurance and recent budget increases.
- **Assessments:** Confirm any current, approved or discussed assessments.
- **Line and exposure:** Compare the same line on multiple floors and visit at different times of day.
- **Square footage:** Verify offering-plan dimensions and marketing measurements.
- **Renovation:** Review alteration approvals, permits, warranties and mechanical work.
- **Windows and HVAC:** Confirm owner versus building responsibility for repair and replacement.
- **Carrying costs:** Calculate common charges, taxes, insurance and optional service fees.
- **Closing costs:** Use the [NYC buyer closing cost calculator](https://realestaterebatesnewyork.com/calculators/buyer-closing-cost-calculator) to estimate mansion tax, title insurance and other acquisition costs, then confirm the figures with the buyer’s attorney, lender and closing professionals.
- **Parking and storage:** Confirm availability, ownership structure and recurring fees.
- **Tenant status:** Review leases, occupancy and notice requirements for investor units.
- **Closed sales:** Use recent transactions, not active asking prices alone, when forming an offer.


### Current apartments for sale at 845 United Nations Plaza


[Manhattan
#### 845 United Nations Plaza #86B, New York, NY 10017
4 Beds · 5 Baths$10,995,000Courtesy of Compass](https://realestaterebatesnewyork.com/buy/newyorkcity/manhattan/10017/845-united-nations-plaza-b-86B-ny-10017)[Manhattan
#### 845 UNITED NATIONS Plaza #82B, New York, NY 10017
4 Beds · 3 Baths$6,700,000Courtesy of Douglas Elliman Real Estate](https://realestaterebatesnewyork.com/buy/newyorkcity/manhattan/10017/845-united-nations-plaza-b-82B-ny-10017)[Manhattan
#### 845 UNITED NATIONS Plaza #43C, New York, NY 10017
2 Beds · 3 Baths$3,500,000Courtesy of Douglas Elliman Real Estate](https://realestaterebatesnewyork.com/new-developments/newyorkcity/manhattan/10017/845-united-nations-plaza-c-43C-ny-10017)[Manhattan
#### 845 United Nations Plaza #36C, New York, NY 10017
2 Beds · 3 Baths$3,250,000Courtesy of Carini Group LLC](https://realestaterebatesnewyork.com/buy/newyorkcity/manhattan/10017/845-united-nations-plaza-c-36C-ny-10017)[Manhattan
#### 845 UNITED NATIONS Plaza #53E, New York, NY 10017
2 Beds · 2 Baths$2,295,000Courtesy of Douglas Elliman Real Estate](https://realestaterebatesnewyork.com/buy/newyorkcity/manhattan/10017/845-united-nations-plaza-e-53E-ny-10017)[Manhattan
#### 845 UNITED NATIONS Plaza #5C, New York, NY 10017
1 Bed · 1 Bath$1,250,000Courtesy of Corcoran Group](https://realestaterebatesnewyork.com/buy/newyorkcity/manhattan/10017/845-united-nations-plaza-c-5C-ny-10017)


## The buyer perspective


845 United Nations Plaza can offer compelling value for buyers who prioritize interior scale, dramatic views and a full-service lifestyle. The strongest opportunities are usually residences where the floor, exposure, layout and renovation quality work together.

The building should not be evaluated through price per square foot alone. Carrying costs, apartment condition, the value of the amenities, future renovation needs and resale perception can materially change the effective cost of ownership.

The right comparison is not simply another apartment in the tower. It is the best alternative the buyer could purchase at the same total annual cost in Midtown East or another preferred neighborhood.


## Sources and methodology


Building facts were checked against REBNY RLS, the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, StreetEasy, and the building’s official published materials. Asking prices, apartment specifications, images, common charges and taxes come from active REBNY RLS listings reviewed August 1, 2026.

Recent-sale analysis uses REBNY RLS listing histories and NYC ACRIS public records. When an ACRIS-recorded price is available, the article uses that figure as the displayed closing price. When ACRIS has not yet recorded the transaction, the RLS closing price is shown and clearly labeled. ACRIS recording can lag the actual closing.

This article separates current listing facts from buyer analysis. It does not independently verify condominium financials, assessments, engineering reports, offering-plan measurements, taxes, legal status, alteration approvals or future views. Buyers should confirm those matters with an attorney, accountant, architect, engineer, inspector, lender and insurance professional.


## Frequently Asked Questions
Is 845 United Nations Plaza a condominium?+
Yes. 845 United Nations Plaza, also known as Trump World Tower, is a residential condominium in Turtle Bay near the United Nations.

How many floors does Trump World Tower have?+
The building has 90 stories and was completed in 2001.

What amenities are available at 845 United Nations Plaza?+
Current building materials and listings describe a 24-hour doorman and concierge, private porte cochère, valet service, garage, indoor saltwater pool, fitness center, spa facilities, resident lounge, children’s spaces, landscaped garden and private dog run. Some services may require separate fees.

How much do apartments at 845 United Nations Plaza cost?+
As of August 1, 2026, selected active IDX listings ranged from about $1.25 million for a one-bedroom to $10.995 million for a high-floor residence above 5,000 square feet. Asking prices and availability change.

Are common charges high at 845 United Nations Plaza?+
Charges vary by apartment size and ownership interest. Buyers should compare common charges, property taxes, assessments and optional service fees rather than looking at the purchase price alone.

Is 845 United Nations Plaza in Midtown East or Turtle Bay?+
The building is in Turtle Bay, which is generally considered part of Midtown East.

Does Trump World Tower allow pets?+
Current listing data describes the building as pet friendly and notes a private dog run. Buyers should confirm the current pet policy and any restrictions with building management.

What should buyers review before purchasing at 845 UN Plaza?+
Buyers should review condominium financials, reserves, assessments, recent closed sales, apartment condition, alteration records, window and HVAC responsibilities, carrying costs, legal occupancy and any tenant status.


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