A number of international billionaires have purchased properties in One57, the New York Times reports. One57, the 1,004-foot tower under construction in Midtown Manhattan, will become the tallest  mixed-use building in the city and features some of the most expensive apartments in the city.

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"The buyers of the nine full-floor apartments near the top that have sold so far — among them two duplexes under contract for more than $90 million each — are all billionaires," Gary Barnett, the president of the Extell Development Company, the building’s developer, told the Times. "The other seven apartments ranged in price from $45 million to $50 million."

The list includes several Americans, a Canadian, a Nigerian, a Briton and at least two Chinese buyers, according to Mr. Barnett and brokers who have sold apartments in the building.

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New York has recently seen an influx of highly priced units and highly paid buyers, including a $100 million unit in the CitySpire building, a One57 unit that cost $90 million and the recently listed $85 million 432 Park penthouse.