Flatiron District

An iconic intersection of city life.

The Flatiron District takes its name from the wedge-shaped building where Broadway meets Fifth Avenue at 23rd Street. Historic commercial architecture, public plazas, and nearby Madison Square Park create a strong sense of place.

Converted lofts and apartment buildings put residential life alongside shops, restaurants, and offices. The district sits between several distinct Manhattan neighborhoods, bringing the Village, Chelsea, Gramercy, and NoMad into the wider daily picture. Its appeal is both architectural and practical: a recognizable setting with the city unfolding in several directions.