The Brodsky Organization Lists First $16M Condo in Historic Flatiron Building Conversion

The Brodsky Organization and The Sorgente Group have brought the first residential unit to market in their conversion of Manhattan's Flatiron Building, listing a 3,828-square-foot condominium for $16 million. The listing marks the debut of residential sales in the landmark, which has been in continuous commercial use since its construction.

Originally designed by Daniel Burnham and built in 1902 for the Fuller Company, the triangular Beaux-Arts structure was sold at auction in 2023 for $161 million. The Brodsky Organization and The Sorgente Group began a multi-year transformation to convert the building into 38 luxury condominium residences.

Property Details and Amenities

The first listed unit, designated 11 South Home, features a 58-foot-long great room with 10-foot ceilings. The apartment includes four bedrooms and a Poliform kitchen with metal flush-panel cabinetry.

The developers retained Studio Sofield to design the interior spaces throughout the building. They also designed the tranquil yet sleek wellness center, which includes an expansive fitness center, sports simulator and lounge, a 60-foot lap pool, and cold plunge and sauna facilities for thermal contrast therapy. Additional amenity spaces include a billiards room.

The conversion preserves the building's iconic limestone, brick, and terracotta exterior while installing 1,000 new windows and restoring architectural elements. The project is expected to be completed this fall.

Sales Launch

Corcoran Sunshine is representing all listings in the building. According to the developers, additional units beyond the initial $16 million listing are becoming available as sales officially launch.