Sales
Sales
Since the 1980's, The Brodsky Organization has developed and marketed more than 1,400 condominium and cooperative apartments. New construction was designed to complement surrounding neighborhoods, while building restorations carefully maintained the architectural integrity of the original structures.
As a testament to the company's design and management skills, virtually all of the condominiums were completed ahead of schedule, and many were sold before construction was completed.
In-Development
The Flatiron Building is an iconic 22 story skyscraper in Manhattan, New York City, designed by pioneering architect Daniel Burnham in the Beaux-Arts style. The Flatiron’s unique triangular shape and innovative steel frame construction has made it a marvel of wonder since it was completed in 1902. The Flatiron is a beloved landmark for New York City residents and visitors, and The Brodsky Organization has led a painstaking restoration and renovation of the Flatiron into 38 bespoke condominium residences designed by Studio Sofield. Each residence takes advantage of the Flatiron Building’s triangular shape and oversized windows, inspired by the original design and features of the building itself. These large scale residences feature grand room dimensions, generous amenities and services, and all are detailed with decidedly sophisticated finishes including custom Poliform kitchens and closets, Waterworks bathroom fixtures and Gaggenau appliances.
Brodsky Sales Properties
The Brodsky Organization is one of New York City’s most experienced developers with over 11,000 residential apartments and 15 condominium buildings developed and acquired throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn over the past 75 years. Over the last five years, The Brodsky Organization has built more than $2.1 billion of brand new, ground-up construction in New York City, including over 1,500 residential apartments and over 200,000 SF of commercial space.
The company’s recent condominium developments include The Flatiron Building, 135 East 79th Street, Chelsea Enclave, 455 West 20th Street, and 422 West 20th Street.
