The Flatiron Building, originally known as the Fuller Building, was completed in 1902 and instantly became one of New York City's most recognizable icons. Designed by Chicago architect Daniel Burnham in the Beaux-Arts style, its striking 22-story, wedge-shaped structure was engineered to fit the unusually triangular lot formed by the intersection of Broadway, Fifth Avenue, and 23rd Street. Its steel-frame construction was considered groundbreaking at the time, helping it soar to 307 feet, making it one of the city's tallest buildings. Nicknamed the "Flatiron" by locals for its resemblance to a household iron, the building's distinctive form anchored the neighborhood, eventually lending its name to the entire district and securing its legacy as an enduring symbol of Manhattan's architectural ambition. Now, more than a century after its completion, the Flatiron Building is entering a new chapter through a multi-million dollar conversion that will transform this storied office tower into 38 ultra-luxury condominiums, marking a profound adaptive reuse of one of the world's most famous structures to meet the demands of modern New York City living.
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Three-Bedroom Residences:
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Start at approximately 3,030 to 3,054 square feet.
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Pricing begins at $10,950,000.
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Estimated monthly common charges are around $5,514 to $5,741.
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Estimated monthly real estate taxes are around $5,817 to $6,056.
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Four-Bedroom Residences:
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Ranging in size from 3,827 to 4,654 square feet.
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Pricing is between $15,500,000 and $23,850,000.
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Estimated monthly common charges range from $7,012 to $8,766.
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Estimated monthly real estate taxes range from $7,397 to $9,247.
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The Signature Residence (Floor 21)
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A single five-bedroom residence spanning 7,408 square feet.
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Listed for $50,000,000.
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Estimated monthly common charges are $14,315.
- Estimated monthly real estate taxes are $15,100.
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Flatiron Condo Highlights
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Scarcity and Exclusivity: The building will contain just 38 ultra-luxury residences, a very limited supply for one of the city's most recognizable and historic landmarks.
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Unique Layouts: The triangular floor plan results in one-of-a-kind units with expansive great rooms and unique angled and rounded windows, especially at the famous "prow."
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Pricing: Residences are starting just under $11 million for a three-bedroom, with the most premium units (like the five-bedroom homes) priced around $50 million.
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Bespoke Design: Interiors are being handled by acclaimed designer Studio Sofield, who is merging contemporary luxury with preserved historic elements like original ironwork and marble mosaics.
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New Amenities: Future residents will have access to modern luxuries on the lower levels, including a swimming pool, hot spa, cold plunge, a fitness center, and resident lounge spaces.
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Nighttime Landmark: For the first time in its 120+ year history, the exterior will be permanently illuminated at night by an elegant LED lighting scheme, approved by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
