Valery Kogan Lists Combined Plaza Hotel Penthouse for $45 Million

Valery Kogan has listed a combined Plaza Hotel penthouse for $45 million. The residence occupies units 2003 and 2009 on the 20th floor and totals 10,290 square feet. The two units are joined by an 80-foot terrace.

The combined property contains seven bedrooms, eight full bathrooms and two half bathrooms, plus a media room and an office facing Fifth Avenue. Monthly common charges and property taxes total close to $40,000. Kane Manera and Doug Albert of Corcoran are the listing agents.

Unit 2009 can be purchased separately for $29 million. It measures 6,316 square feet, functions as a triplex with 21-foot ceilings and a skylight, and includes a primary suite with 33 feet of park-facing terrace. Unit 2003 is listed at $16 million.

It covers almost 4,000 square feet and has three bedrooms, including a primary suite with a white-marble wood-burning fireplace. Kogan previously sold two other combined Plaza apartments, units 1007 and 1009, last year for $21 million after they were originally listed at $50 million. Those units measured 5,302 square feet.

The Kogans hold both Plaza properties through shell companies, according to New York City Department of Finance filings. They have sold multiple residences over the last three years. 5 million after an initial asking price of $25 million.

5 million. In Tel Aviv, Kogan’s 11,000-square-foot penthouse in Sea One Tower sold for $32 million, or about 120 million shekels, after being listed at $65 million. His 75,000-square-foot residence known as Bat Sheba’s Palace in Caesarea, Israel, remains on the market at $210 million, reduced from $260 million.

Kogan co-owned Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport with partner Dmitry Kamenshchik until Russia’s highest court dismissed his final appeal three months ago. The airport is Russia’s third-largest passenger hub. Kogan was born in Ukraine.