Off The Market: $50M Sale At 854 Fifth Avenue
2026 Update: What’s Next for 854 Fifth Avenue
Since the 2022 sale, the 1903 Warren and Wetmore mansion is headed for a new life as a private members-only club. City records tie the buyer to an entity connected to Qatari businessman Abdulhadi Al-Hajri, and filings for an estimated $19 million renovation, including partial demolition and a rooftop addition, list Peter Pennoyer Architect as architect of record, according to East Side Feed. The plan received approvals from the Department of City Planning and the Landmarks Preservation Commission in 2025, though membership details have not been made public. For more Upper East Side landmarks, see our look at New York City’s top historical residential buildings.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did 854 Fifth Avenue sell for?
The mansion sold for $50 million in an all-cash, off-market deal that closed on September 27, 2022.
Who sold 854 Fifth Avenue?
The sellers were the successor states of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia.
Who designed 854 Fifth Avenue?
The mansion was designed by Warren and Wetmore, the firm behind Grand Central Terminal and the New York Yacht Club, and was completed in 1903.
What will 854 Fifth Avenue become?
Plans filed with the city call for converting the mansion into a private members-only club, with an estimated $19 million renovation designed by Peter Pennoyer Architect.
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