Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Flatiron Building Transforms into Luxury Condos
The Flatiron Building in New York City, known for its unique triangular shape, has been transformed into luxury condominiums after a seven-year restoration.
The building, originally completed in 1902, now features 36 residences priced between $11 million and $58.5 million.
The transformation preserves the building's historic elements, including exposed steel beams and historic artifacts, while incorporating modern luxury amenities.
The most expensive apartment, priced at $58.5 million, is already under contract.
The building's iconic façade has been restored, and new exterior lighting will illuminate the landmark for the first time.
The restoration has also uncovered hidden treasures from the building's past, which will be displayed in the lobby.
The transformation has sparked discussions on social media about the high price tag of the most expensive residence.
The Flatiron Building in New York City has been transformed into luxury condominiums after a seven-year restoration.
The building features 36 residences priced between $11 million and $58.5 million.
The most expensive apartment, priced at $58.5 million, is already under contract.
The transformation preserves the building's historic elements, including exposed steel beams and historic artifacts.
The building's iconic façade has been restored, and new exterior lighting will illuminate the landmark for the first time.
- Who
- The Brodsky Organization, GFP Real Estate, and the Sorgente Group
- What
- Transformation of the Flatiron Building into luxury condominiums
- When
- Restoration completed in 2026, residences to be completed by early 2027
- Where
- New York City, USA
- Why
- To convert the historic landmark into high-end residences with premium amenities
Luxury Residences
Preservation of History
Architectural Integrity
Luxury Residences
The transformation embraces the building's unique triangular shape and historic elements, incorporating them into modern luxury living spaces.
Preservation of History
The restoration preserves the building's original character, including exposed steel beams and historic artifacts, ensuring its architectural legacy remains intact.
- Building Name
- Flatiron Building
- Location
- New York City, USA
- Architect
- Daniel Burnham
- Completion Year
- 1902
- Restoration Duration
- 7 years
- Number of Residences
- 36
- Price Range
- $11 million to $58.5 million
- Completion Date
- Early 2027
