"The Real Deal, citing an offering plan, reports that prices there will start just shy of $11 million and top out at $50 million. According to that plan filed with the state attorney general, the developers - the Brodsky Organization and the Sorgente Group - are eyeing a projected sellout of roughly $375 million for the first 18 of the project's 38 residences. (But when combined with proceeds from 38 storage lockers and six wine cellars, the total is expected to exceed $380 million.)"
"The priciest homes - sprawling units on the 20th and 21st floors - span more than 7,400 square feet, with each including five bedrooms and five baths. The 21st-floor residence also offers a small outdoor terrace of 33 square feet. Lower-level three-bedroom units begin around $11 million for approximately 3,000 square feet of interior space. Some details have even emerged on what appears to the the development's crown jewel. A penthouse with a lovely 3,200 square feet of outdoor space remains unpriced."
The Flatiron Building is undergoing a condominium conversion into 38 private residences. Prices for the first 18 units range from just under $11 million to $50 million, with a projected sellout of roughly $375 million and combined proceeds (including 38 storage lockers and six wine cellars) expected to exceed $380 million. The largest units on the 20th and 21st floors exceed 7,400 square feet with five bedrooms and five baths, and the 21st-floor unit includes a 33-square-foot terrace. Lower-level three-bedroom units measure about 3,000 square feet and begin around $11 million. A penthouse offers 3,200 square feet of outdoor space and remains unpriced. Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group will lead sales.
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