Instead, this mysterious New York City arch is what used to be called the “Victory Arch”, a temporary monument of wood and plaster built at 24th Street and Fifth Avenue in 1918. According to ...

The mysterious 31-year-old who won the iconic Flatiron Building at auction in March doesn’t appear to have the money for it, yet is trying to retain the property. After becoming the triangular ...

Two auctions, one lawsuit and a scandalous news cycle later — and the triangle-shaped Flatiron Building has found a new owner in … some of its former owners. In March, an only-in-New-York ...

The iconic Flatiron ... victory was about legacy. “I’ve gotten a lot of publicity from this,” he said. “When I die, people will know who I was.” Barnard College takeover of campus ...

After making a surprise winning bid to acquire the Flatiron Building Wednesday ... to be a steward of this historic building,” Garlick told NY1 after his victory, “and it will be our life ...

But the property being sold on the courthouse steps was different. It was the world-famous Flatiron Building, which became subject of a court-mandated sale after irreconcilable differences among ...

Manhattan’s iconic Flatiron Building sold for $161.5 at an auction on the steps of the New York County Courthouse yesterday. Jeffrey Gural, Chairman of GFP Real Estate, which owns 60 properties ...

Summer movie season is all about blockbuster sequels, and New York's real estate industry will get its own version of that on May 23, when the iconic Flatiron Building is auctioned off for the ...

If he isn’t offered an extension from the court, the building will likely go back on the auction block. One of NYC’s most famous and beloved buildings, the Flatiron Building, was put up for ...