How much is the Central Park worth?

Central Park is 848 acres, which translates to over 39 million square feet. At US$1,000/square foot, Central Park is worth over 39 trillion dollars.



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Central Park cost about as much money as the entire state of Alaska. Buying the park's 843 acres cost New York State legislature about 7.4 million dollars, total, says Kamil. By comparison, the United States bought Alaska—more than 600 thousand square miles—from Russia in 1867 for 7.2 million.

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Central Park is owned by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation but has been managed by the Central Park Conservancy since 1998, under a contract with the municipal government in a public–private partnership.

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The Central Park Conservancy is responsible for the management, restoration, and enhancement of Central Park and raises the Park's nearly $74 million annual operating budget. Since its founding in 1980, the Central Park Conservancy has overseen the investment of more than $1 billion into Central Park.

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Central park cannot be developed because it is zoned for park use, not residential use or anything else. That's in addition to it being owned by the city. If you wanted to sell the land for development, you'd first have to go to NYC's department of city planning who would deny your request immediately.

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Cool Facts about Central Park
  • Anyone Can Adopt a Park Bench.
  • Central Park Is One of the City's Most Popular Destinations. ...
  • Central Park Was – and Remains – an Expensive Part of City Life. ...
  • The Entire Park Was Built by Hand. ...
  • Frederick Law Olmstead Designed Central Park. ...
  • New York City Purchased the Park Land in 1853. ...


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1. NoHo (North of Houston Street) With its median sales price of $3.25 million and an average renting price of $5,725, NoHo is the most expensive neighborhood in NYC. It is located in Lower Manhattan between two Villages and surrounded by all the goods.

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