Currently, there are two buildings in New York City that are over 100 stories tall:

One World Trade Center
Stories: 104
Height: 1,776 feet (541 meters)
Completed: 2014
Features: The tallest building in the United States, it is the centerpiece of the rebuilt World Trade Center complex after the 9/11 attacks.

Empire State Building
Stories: 102
Height: 1,250 feet (381 meters)
Completed: 1931
Features: Once the tallest building in the world, it has become an iconic landmark of New York. In the past, One World Trade Center and Two World Trade Center each had 110 stories, but they were destroyed in the 9/11 attacks in 2001.

As of 2025, supertall buildings with over 80 stories

Central Park Tower
Stories: 98
Height: 1,550 feet (472m)
Completed: 2020
Features: The tallest residential building in the world, it houses luxury condominiums.

432 Park Avenue
Stories: 85
Height: 1,396 feet (426m)
Completed: 2015
Features: Known for its slim design, it is a luxury residential building.

111 West 57th Street
Stories: 84
Height: 1,428 feet (435m)
Completed: 2022
Features: The slimmest supertall building in the world, it is a luxury residential building.

30 Hudson Yards
Stories: 80
Height: 1,268 feet (386m)
Completed: 2019
Features: A key building in the Hudson Yards development project, it includes offices and an observation deck.

Currently, there are only 6 buildings in New York City that are over 80 stories tall, and it is rare for planned buildings to exceed 80 stories.

This is because recent architectural trends focus more on efficient space utilization and design rather than height.