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Tower illuminated at dusk, Midtown skyline (official rendering) · Photo: 520fifth.com

Midtown

520 Fifth Avenue

520 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10036

Price range

$1,760,000 – $12,750,000

88 stories · 100 residences · 2025

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Building Facts

Address
520 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10036
Area
Midtown, Manhattan
Scale
88 stories · 100 residences · 2025
Status
New development; green building
Developer
Rabina
Architecture
Kohn Pedersen Fox
Interiors
Charles & Co
Sales
Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group

Plans & Budget

$1,760,000 – $12,750,000

1 bed

$1,760,000 - $2,120,000

Availability
4 available
Common charges
~$1,500–$1,800 / mo
Taxes
~$1,300–$1,700 / mo

2 beds

$3,400,000 - $5,450,000

Availability
15 available
Common charges
~$2,400–$3,500 / mo
Taxes
~$2,100–$3,100 / mo

3 beds

$5,950,000 - $12,000,000

Availability
10 available
Common charges
~$4,000–$5,200 / mo
Taxes
~$3,500–$4,500 / mo

4+ beds

$12,750,000

Availability
1 available
Common charges
~$6,000–$7,500 / mo
Taxes
~$5,000–$6,500 / mo

These are approximate estimates drawn from active and recent unit listings at 520 Fifth Avenue; common charges and taxes vary by line, floor, exposure, square footage, and terrace, and must be verified per unit against the latest offering plan and tax bill. The building does NOT carry a 421-a/485-x property-tax abatement, so the figures shown reflect full (unabated) taxes.

Highlights

Buyer Fit

Best for buyers drawn to Central Park access, landmark New York addresses, and full-service luxury buildings.

Location & Transit

At Fifth Avenue and 43rd Street in the heart of Midtown: Bryant Park and the New York Public Library are on the corner, with Grand Central, Rockefeller Center, and Times Square all walkable. The B/D/F/M (42 St–Bryant Park), 7 (Fifth Av), and 4/5/6 (Grand Central) lines surround the site.

Project Background

520 Fifth Avenue is Rabina's roughly 1,000-foot (305 m) tower at Fifth Avenue and 43rd Street, with architecture by KPF (Kohn Pedersen Fox) and interiors by AD100 designer Vicky Charles of Charles & Co. Just 100 one- to four-bedroom homes occupy the tower's top ~40 stories, making it the tallest residential building on Fifth Avenue, its glazed-terracotta arched windows echoing Grand Central, the New York Public Library, and the neighboring Century Association. The standout: every owner gets complimentary membership to Moss, the building's five-story private club with the Babette restaurant, Turkish baths, and athletics.

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