This $68 million L.A. penthouse could set a city record
The Eterna Residence, a turnkey $68 million penthouse spanning the entire 41st floor of Park Elm Residences in Century City, could become Los Angeles' priciest condo listing. This million penthouse could surpass the $39.2 million record set at The Century in 2025, according to Robb Report.
Los Angeles luxury condos have been climbing toward new highs. Earlier in 2026, a full-floor unit at West Hollywood's Sierra Towers sold for $36 million after listing at $39.5 million. That deal ranked among the city's costliest, yet it still trailed the benchmark at The Century, where a full-floor residence traded for $39.2 million in 2025—directly below Candy Spelling's famed duplex penthouse.
Now The Eterna Residence is testing whether buyers will pay nearly double that figure for a single-floor trophy at Century Plaza.
Key Takeaways
- The Eterna Residence spans roughly 8,600 square feet on the 41st floor of Park Elm's north tower, listed at $68 million fully furnished.
- A private 2,500-square-foot rooftop retreat on the 44th floor includes an infinity pool, sauna, cold plunge, and outdoor kitchen.
- The listing could break L.A.'s condo price record of $39.2 million set at The Century in 2025.
- Owner-designer Jordana Yechiel and Gavin Brodin filled the six-bedroom home with Milan-inspired art and vintage Italian pieces.
- Residents pay $11,637 monthly HOA fees that include access to a planned Joby Aviation vertiport for electric air taxis.
Why Could This Penthouse Break L.A.'s Condo Price Record?
Park Elm Residences sits within the Century Plaza development—a 44-story twin-tower landmark designed by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners. The Eterna Residence occupies the entire 41st floor of the north tower, offering scale and privacy rarely matched in the L.A. condo market.
At $68 million, the asking price is designed to shatter the city's prior ceiling. Joyce Rey and Nanette Iggulden of The Joyce Rey Group at Coldwell Banker Realty, Beverly Hills, are marketing the property turnkey, which may appeal to buyers seeking a move-in-ready statement home without a lengthy fit-out.
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What Makes The Eterna Residence a Turnkey Trophy Home?
The penthouse is owned by Jordana Yechiel, director of residential design for developer Reuben Brothers. She collaborated with interior designer Gavin Brodin on a six-bedroom, nine-bathroom layout inspired by Milan's post-modern movement.
Finishes and furnishings were sourced at auction or custom-built for the space. Highlights include vibrant rugs by Atelier Février, vintage Italian lighting, and original works by Belgian artist Katrien Van Der Schueren. Yechiel told Robb Report that art and design were woven into the architecture from the earliest floor-plan stages, including a collaboration with Anat Ebgi Gallery.
Entertaining spaces feature a travertine wet bar with a champagne refrigerator stocked with Dom Pérignon, plus a formal dining room wine cabinet filled with roughly $250,000 worth of French and Super Tuscan bottles from Wally's Wine & Spirits. A Molteni&C show kitchen anchors the daily living areas alongside a secondary prep kitchen.
What Amenities Come With Park Elm's $68 Million Listing?
Multiple terraces frame panoramic views from Downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean. A key-fob elevator connects the main residence to a 2,500-square-foot private retreat on the 44th floor, complete with an infinity-edge pool, sauna, cold plunge, outdoor kitchen, and cactus garden.
The primary suite sits in a private wing with its own terraces, dual Molteni&C closets, and dual baths. Three additional guest suites each include en-suite bathrooms and walk-in closets, while a dedicated office and media room round out the layout.
Monthly homeowners association fees of $11,637 unlock building-wide perks, including an agreement with Joby Aviation for a dedicated vertiport and passenger lounge atop the south tower—promising all-electric air-taxi service to local airports and a way around L.A.'s notorious traffic.