The Flatiron Building, which was the tallest office building in New York City when it opened 120 years ago, is going to be reborn as a luxury apartment tower.
The partnership that owns the iconic tower at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Broadway, including GFP Real Estate, the Sorgente Group and ABS Partners, disclosed this week that the Brodsky Organization has acquired a stake in the building and will oversee its conversion.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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