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An 18th-floor residence asking $24.8 million in the Flatiron Building has found a buyer.

The Flatiron building, a triangular Beaux-Arts icon on Fifth Avenue, may be the most high-profile conversion to residential launching sales this year...

Dealmaking for homes asking at least $4 million rose last month compared with a year ago

One of New York City's most recognizable structures is preparing to reclaim its stature after years of obscurity. The renowned Flatiron Building, embodying the Beaux-Arts architectural style, is about to dazzle the public with a groundbreaking exterior lighting design.

For years, David Nowicki’s many changes of address were motivated by his career in tech. But his most recent move was all about family — and family support. In early 2022

Plenty of stuff gets unearthed during renovations — old newspapers, wallpaper scraps, wide-plank wood floors, sometimes even windows. But no one expected to discover anything too surprising when the Brodsky Organization started gutting the interiors of the Flatiron Building for a condo conversion in 2024.

“The word ‘iconic’ is so overused these days but here, at least, it is completely appropriate,” says architect and historian Robert AM Stern. “It defines the pivot between Downtown and Uptown Manhattan. And it looks in its setting exactly as it did more than a century ago.”

With a wide array of amenities across the building, 499 President turns wellness into something residents can actually maintain.

Bob and Lynn Pearson left their family home of several decades to live closer to their daughter in Brooklyn. Now renters, they discovered they prefer it to owning. Here’s their story as told to Kelly Kreth.

For the first time in 124 years, New Yorkers can call the Flatiron Building home. The historic conversion of New York’s most-photographed landmark into luxury condominiums culminated it its first ever residential listing over the weekend, The Post has learned.

Brooklyn Design Studio CL-OTH Styles a Storied Model Residence Collection with Locally-Sourced Homewares, Inspiring a New Mindset for Renters Everywhere 499 President is a living gallery of Brooklyn’s creative spirit in the heart of Gowanus. Developed by Brodsky in partne...

The Brodsky Organization is giving residents in four Brooklyn buildings new ways to connect with the borough’s vibrant arts scene through a partnership with the Brooklyn Museum. READ MORE...

499 President, a luxury building in the heart of Brooklyn’s Gowanus neighborhood, is now available to lease with move-ins beginning in early spring.

It’s not just the younger set that heeds the siren call of New York City. Empty nesters are finding that downsizing and moving to an apartment in the city fits their lifestyle, one that is less tethered to work and responsibilities and more centered on fun and entertainment, e...

499 President is a living gallery of Brooklyn’s creative spirit in the heart of Gowanus. Developed by Brodsky in partnership with Avery Hall, the new luxury rental development is the catalyst for Curate Local: a mindset shift in how New Yorkers style and furnish their apartmen...

It’s been 20 years since  The New York Times  reported that city officials voted “to let developers turn the decaying north Brooklyn waterfront, with its relics of Brooklyn’s industrial past, into a neighborhood of residential towers with a parklike esplanade along t...