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A central location with some of the city’s best shopping and dining
The Flatiron District is a vibrant, bustling neighborhood in downtown Manhattan. It takes its name from the 22-story, triangular-shaped Flatiron Building on Fifth Avenue, and the Beaux-Arts and Renaissance revival architecture of the early 20th century is part of the area’s charm. Its central location allows residents easy access to the city and offers a range of shopping and dining options, from casual to upscale. Parks are another draw. “The neighborhood starts with Madison Square Park and runs through Union Square Park. A city is as valued as its greenery, and this area is adding green spaces,” says Lois Planco, a Compass agent who has lived in the district for over 20 years.
The iconic Flatiron Building is at the heart of the Flatiron District.
Beaux Arts Masterpieces offer mulit-bedroom apartments in the Flatiron District.
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Historic shopping district with a Harry Potter store
The Flatiron District has long been a shopping destination, known at the end of the 19th century as a luxury retail destination dubbed the Ladies’ Mile. Today, clothing stores line Fifth Avenue, and funky spots like bespoke home goods store Fishs Eddy can be found along the area’s cross streets. Harry Potter New York is across from Madison Square Park and is a must for Hogwarts fans from all over. There’s a Whole Foods and a Trader Joe’s in the area, and the Union Square Greenmarket is open four days a week. In addition, “there’s a restaurant on every corner of every block,” Planco says. That includes the first Shake Shack, a burger joint helmed by chef Danny Meyers, as well as his more formal eateries, Union Square Café and Gramercy Kitchen. There’s also the Italian food mecca Eataly, plant-based Michelin-starred Eleven Madison Park and Veronika, which serves up European classics with a twist above Fotografiska, a contemporary photography museum.
Hogwarts fans from all over come to Harry Potter New York in Flatiron District.
Fishs Eddy has an eclectic selection of flatware, dishes and glasses in the Flatiron District.
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From loft living to new construction at One Madison
Many buyers are drawn to move-in-ready new construction, Planco says. Projects include 55 West 17th or One Madison, where a three-bedroom unit costs around $8 million. The Flatiron District also offers loft spaces, with a renovated three-bedroom unit in a co-op building priced at about $3 million. One-bedroom units start at around $700,000, and studios cost around $500,000. The area also has townhouses beginning around $10 million. In a few years, buyers can live in the Flatiron Building, which is set to be converted to about 40 luxury residences.
142 5th Avenue in the Flatiron District has a charming exterior to match its apartments.
In the Flatiron District, a three-bedroom unit in the One Madison can cost around $8 million.
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Art installations at Madison Square Park
Madison Square Park, across from the Flatiron Building, provides more than 6 acres of green space to the neighborhood. The park has a dog run and walking paths, and its seasonal public art installations make it a destination for all New Yorkers. Union Square Park has lawns and benches, and in recent years, several pedestrian plazas have been carved out along Broadway. “People can just sit down and lounge, and they run almost park to park,” Planco says.
Locals can eat out at the Shake Shack food court in Madison Square Park by the Flatiron District.
The dog park in Madison Square Park by the Flatiron District is the perfect place to get some exercise.
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Highly rated middle school with a dance focus
Students from pre-kindergarten through fifth grade can attend the Sixth Avenue Elementary School. Its hands-on teaching method earns it an A rating from Niche. Young dance enthusiasts can attend A-plus rated Ballet Tech, The NYC Public School for Dance, which gives students in fourth through eighth grades classical dance training alongside their public school curriculum. Manhattan Village Academy High School gets an A minus from Niche and has a student-teacher ratio of 14 to 1.
Education thrives at Union Square's Sixth Avenue Elementary School.
Ballet Tech, the NYC public school for dance in the Flatiron District.
Manhattan Village Academy in the Flatiron District is close to Madison Square Park.
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Union Square Winter Market
In December, Union Square Holiday Market sets up shop in the park. Stands offer everything from sweets to handmade soaps. "It's the best in the city," Planco says.
The Union Square Holiday Market is a unique winter holiday market with 150+ outdoor vendors.
Union Square market is a central hub in the Flatiron District on certain days of the week.
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Union Square is a transit hub
The 4, 5 and 6 subways service the neighborhood, while the transit hub of Union Square connects residents to the rest of the city.
Union Square has 3 train lines stopping at the station in Flatiron District.
Riding the subway is the main way locals in the Flatiron District get around the city.
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Assault with Weapon
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Flatiron District Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Flatiron District, Manhattan sell after 112 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Flatiron District, Manhattan over the last 12 months is $1,435,000, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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