New York City’s iconic Flatiron Building, one of the world’s earliest skyscrapers and among the city’s most recognizable architectural landmarks, is entering an unprecedented new chapter.
The 307-foot-tall, 24-story tower, built in 1902, is being converted into private residences, a shift developers are calling a “transformation of historic proportions.”
The Brodsky Organization, working in partnership with The Sorgente Group, is leading the effort to restore and reimagine the triangular landmark for contemporary living. Sales for the building’s 38 homes are set to launch later this year, with three-bedroom residences beginning at $11 million…