The Flatiron Building — one of New York City’s most iconic and instantly recognizable architectural landmarks — is entering a new era. For over a century, it has stood as a symbol of ambition, elegance, and timeless design. Now, it is being transformed: for the first time, this storied structure will become a luxury condominium address.
This is a rare opportunity for buyers, investors, and connoisseurs of legacy real estate to participate in something more than a transaction — to secure a home within one of Manhattan’s great monuments.
🏛 From Office Monument to Residential Masterpiece
Originally completed in 1902 and designed by Daniel Burnham, the Flatiron (formerly known as the Fuller Building) has traced the arc of Manhattan’s growth — from industrial cityscape through the modern age. Its narrow, triangular “prow” shape, classic façade, and prominent Fifth Avenue presence make it one of the most photographed and revered structures in the city.
As New York evolves, the Flatiron is responding too. Developers have officially announced plans to convert the building into luxury condominiums, preserving its architectural legacy while reimagining its future.
According to published reports:
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The final design is expected to offer around 60 luxury condo residences across the building’s upper floors. 6sqft
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The conversion is on track for completion by late 2026, transitioning from office to fully residential use. Curbed
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The building will maintain ground-floor retail and public-facing elements to preserve its street presence and engagement. 6sqft+1
💰 Pricing & Returns: What You Should Know
While the offering plan is still unfolding, several credible sources have disclosed pricing ranges and market assumptions that frame what buyers should expect:
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Initial units are reported to begin just under $11 million, with premium residences topping $50 million or more. New York Post+2New York Post+2
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The projected sell-out for the first 18 of 38 units is estimated at $375 million, and when factoring in lockers, wine cellars, and ancillary value, total revenue could exceed $380 million. New York Post
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Some of the largest residences will span over 7,400 square feet, with five bedrooms/five baths in upper-floor homes. New York Post
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The base building was last acquired in 2023 via auction at approximately $160–161 million. New York Post+1
These figures reflect the premium and exclusivity baked into this offering — but they also underscore the upside potential for those who time it well and choose units with superior views, layout, or architectural character.
🏙 Why the Flatiron Condo Offering Is Unique
This is not just another luxury building. Here’s what sets this opportunity apart:
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Legacy & Prestige — Owning here is owning history. The building’s name alone carries value and narrative.
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Rare Supply — Condominiums in landmark NYC structures rarely open up. This is a one-time window.
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Architectural Character — Expect nonstandard layouts, angled walls, narrow floorplates, and custom finishes that respect the geometry of the structure.
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Brand Value — The address, the name “Flatiron,” and the story will be assets in resale or branding.
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Phased Offers & Select Access — Entry into premium offerings often requires early placement, relationship, and advice.
📣 How I Can Help You Access This Offering
You deserve a guide, advocate, and strategist in this process. Here’s how I bring value to clients interested in Flatiron:
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Priority access to offering plans, floor plans, and price sheets — before the general market
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Strategic advice on unit selection (best layouts, views, “sweet spots”)
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Comparative market intel: how this offering stacks vs. other Manhattan trophy condos
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Financial modeling, valuation, and resale potential
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Discreet representation in a competitive, high-stakes offering
Experience the rebirth of an icon.
Be among the first to explore New York’s most talked-about luxury conversion — the Flatiron Building Condominiums.
Schedule your private consultation today.
