Flatiron District

Apartments & Real Estate

In the immediate vicinity of the Flatiron Building there are quite a few loft apartment building (mostly conversions). On both eastern and western edges, the housing stock is more traditional. Recent construction (1990 on) brough a handful of high-rise building to the area. Side streets south of the Flatiron Building contain older low-rises.

Selected Rental Buildings

• 121 Madison Avenue (Flatiron District) {2 available apts}
  A nineteenth century mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• 31 East 31st Street (Flatiron District) {4 available apts}
  Building converted from a factory in 1979.
• 4 East 30th Street (Flatiron District) {1 available apt}
  A pre-war walk-up building.
• The Capitol at Chelsea (55 West 26th Street, Flatiron District) {4 available apts}
  A modern building with 17+ lines of apartments, including 21 specialty units ranging from 600 s/f to 3000 s/f.
• The Madison Belvedere (10 East 29th Street, Flatiron District) {2 available apts}
  A modern high-rise doorman building.

See all Flatiron District Rental Apartment Buildings (25 buildings)

Selected No-Fee Rental Listings

• $3,200 1-Bedroom at 77 Fifth Avenue available 01/Mar/2010 posted 06/Nov/2009.
• $1,795 Studio at The Grand available 01/Jan/2010 posted 05/Nov/2009.
• $2,995 1-Bedroom at The Madison Belvedere available 07/Nov/2009 posted 04/Nov/2009.
• $1,950 Studio at Park 23 available 07/Nov/2009 posted 04/Nov/2009.
• $2,300 1-Bedroom at 31 East 31st Street available 01/Jan/2010 posted 02/Nov/2009.

See all Flatiron District No Fee Rental Apartments (32 total)

Condo & Co-op Buildings

• 240 Park Avenue South (Flatiron District)
  Apartments range in size from about 805 to 2,700 square feet.
• The Emory (27 West 19th Street, Flatiron District)
  A mid-rise concierge elevator building.
• The Stanford (45 East 25th Street, Flatiron District)
  A post-war high-rise doorman building.

See all Flatiron District Condo Apartment Buildings (17 buildings)

• 10 West 15th Street (Flatiron District)
  A post-war mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• 101 West 23rd Street (Flatiron District)
  A low-rise doorman elevator building.

See our list of Flatiron District Co-op Apartment Buildings

NAME

The Flatiron District (or simply "Flatiron") gets its name from one of the world's most famous (and arguably, one of the most beautiful) buildings, the Flatiron Building. Actually, it's more confusing than that, because the building is officially called the Fuller Building, yet its shape prompted a much more popular name. So, to summarize, the name of the district comes from the shape of one of its building.