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Consider 12 East 69th St, which originally listed at $114M. At 20,000 sqft that's also asking iPhone XR prices. Apparently that's too much, so the price was reduced recently to $79M, which drops it into 16" MacBook Pro territory. Or five layers of base model iPads.
Going the other direction is 114 Charles St in the West Village. Two years ago this 13,500 sqft listed for $49.5M. That's another 16" MacBook Pro listing. However they've done some work and relisted at $80M, pushing this up with the other iPhone XR properties.
The Woolworth Building's 9,600 sqft penthouse originally listed for $110M. Since it's relatively small, that's up to $1000 bill flooring. However now it's going to list for $79M, which is still pretty high, needing iPhone 11 Pros to cover the space.
PH80 at Columbus Circle is currently asking $75M for 8,500 sqft. At that price you could cover that floor with iPhone 11 Pro Maxes, but not quite with $1000 bills. You could also do five layers of Mac Pro Display XDRs.
If you're thinking smaller, recently a 350 sqft SoHo penthouse apartment was listed at $645,000. You could get away with MacBook Airs at that price.
Zooming out, the median Manhattan listing price per sqft is $1,372. So at the median you could use $100 bills or iPads in the Mini, Air, or base model style.
In Brooklyn, it's $718 per sqft, which still fits a layer of base model iPads. In Queens, it's $528, so you could do $50 bills. In Staten Island, it's $379, which you could cover with Samsung 82" 8K TVs. In the Bronx, it's $305, so you'd use the slightly smaller 75" 8K TVs.
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