The Flatiron District is a small area in midtown Manhattan named after the Flatiron Building. The Flatiron Building, while not nearly as impressive in height as its neighbors, is notable for its triangular shape. This design was necessitated by the angle of the land that is created by the intersection of 5th Avenue and Broadway. Prior to being renamed, the same general area had been referred to as the "Photo District" due to the large number of photographers' studios and associated businesses located there.
Flatiron is more or less the "gap" between Midtown and Lower Manhattan. It is mostly commercial, but is not technically located in the bustling Midtown commercial zone.
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Submarket: Union Square Intersection: 20's Description: Creative Spaces in fabulous building... New to the Market. Light, views, some work. Let our Tenant Brokers represent You... No Fee... Listing Information: Direct Id#: 1490312 | Space Details:
Type of Use: Office, Lofts, Showrooms |
Submarket: Gramercy Park Intersection: 20-30's Description: Join other creative firms in this beautiful area. Spaces have high ceilings, good light and views. Landlord will contribute to the cost of a build out for qualified tenants. Let out Tenant Brokers represent You... No Fee... Listing Information: Direct Id#: 1482960 | Space Details:
Type of Use: Office |