The Flatiron Building in Manhattan is a uniquely-shaped structure in Manhattan that was recently sold.
The Flatiron Building has remained almost completely vacant for four years. Last week, a little-known buyer won an auction for the structure and then went off the radar, failing to pay the $19 million deposit. Now, the famous building's fate is uncertain.https://t.co/19JNZ1HtGJ
— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 29, 2023
A man named Jacob Garlick bought the Flatiron Building at a public auction last week. This week he just… didn’t make the downpayment for it. This situation is the funniest thing in the world to me right now. Jacob why did you do that!!!!! https://t.co/Tyo06Bn3KQ
— Katie Way (@k80way) March 29, 2023
On the latest #Paydirt, TRD’s Hiten Samtani breaks down the history of NYC’s Flatiron Building and unraveling the mystery behind the unknown Garlick’s winning bid, which beat out a group of former owners led by industry titan Jeff Gural.#RealEstate #FlatironBuilding #TRDnewyork pic.twitter.com/SUTcA0gAhY
— The Real Deal (@trdny) March 29, 2023
Flatiron building in NYC, 1917 to 2012. This building, constructed in 1902, was a notable skyscraper in New York City, being one of the first two buildings north of 14th Street (the other being the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower). Standing at 285 feet and boasting 20… pic.twitter.com/z7izXIZH7X
— Historic Vids (@historyinmemes) December 28, 2023
Today we're launching our Flatiron Building collection, celebrating Daniel Burnham's New York masterpiece against which all corner buildings around the world are compared https://t.co/DgwsYz1fVS pic.twitter.com/mpL1orHf2H
— Architectural Icons (@Archi_icons) April 18, 2024
Incredible to think this wonderfully moody photograph of The Flatiron Building in Manhattan was taken in 1904(!) by Edward Steichen, the Luxembourgish American pictorial photographer credited with transforming photography into an art form. pic.twitter.com/bjFsrtLYMd
— Mark Rees (@reviewwales) August 5, 2024
Sad! 