- Flatiron Building in New York City has been transformed into ultra-luxury apartments, with the most expensive unit priced at $58.5 million and already under contract.
- The building will feature 36 open-concept apartments, including both half-floor and full-floor residences, with prices starting at $11 million for three-bedroom units.
- Renovation work on the Flatiron Building began in 2023 after the final office occupant vacated in 2019, and it is now nearing completion.
- Completed in 1902, the Flatiron Building was among New York City’s earliest skyscrapers and became an architectural landmark due to its unusual triangular footprint.
- After years of ownership disputes, the building remained empty until its current owners announced plans for conversion in 2023.
- The building will offer luxury amenities, including a 60-foot swimming pool, wellness center, billiards room, and piano lounge.
- All units and amenities are expected to be completed by early 2027.
The Flatiron Building, a historic New York City landmark, is undergoing a transformation into ultra-luxury condos, with 36 units priced from $11 million to $58.5 million. The top-priced five-bedroom unit is already under contract, igniting discussions about the value of such high-end living.1234
The building, completed in 1902, has been renovated by the Brodsky Organization, GFP Real Estate, and the Sorgente Group, who began work in 2023. The renovation aims to convert the former office space into luxurious residences, featuring open-concept layouts and high-end amenities.7
Amenities will include a 60-foot swimming pool, wellness center, billiards room, and piano lounge, enhancing the appeal of these exclusive homes. The building's unique triangular shape and architectural history contribute to its allure, making it one of the most recognizable structures in the city.9
According to Manhattan Miami Real Estate data, only 21 properties in NYC are priced higher than the Flatiron's top unit, with the most expensive being a $128 million condo near Central Park. As the renovation nears completion, new residents are expected to move in by early 2027.
“The iconic 1902 landmark, once an office tower, now offers 36 open-concept homes ranging from $11M to $58.5M, with amenities including a 60-foot pool and piano lounge. Netizens on X debated the price, with some questioning the value of living in a triangle-shaped building.”
