I worked right down the street from the Flatiron building for years. There are times in the morning when the sun hits it just right, the whole building looks like it is made of gold. It is, indeed a beautiful old building.
eh. make it useable or ith's not worth much more than a rich man's baubble. ANd building baubbles are the epitome of wasteful spending. It's just a money placeholder that now backfired because nobody wants it. The true value probably dropped so substantially at best someone would pay $12M I'd wager.
Selling for for $100k in 1933 is equivalent to $3M today with inflation. Won’t get any deals like that now days especially for a building in NY. Crazy.
I fell in love with this building when I was a small child. I named it “The Cake Building” because to me it looked exactly like a slice of cake! I’m 76 & still call it the same♥️
Jacob was there to raise the other bids. So he backs out and the 2nd highest bidder ends up paying more than they originally wanted to. Classic eBay scheme.
Then watch them dry up as the film slides into history as Liam Neeson's Taken has already begun to. John Wick was great, but the sequels are mediocre by comparison the moment the fighting stops and the dialogue starts. It was great as a pretty simple concept of a revenge story, but their mythos building was ham fisted and boring.
@@mnomadvfx movies aside, having a place to go to that looked like the Continental would be great, not many of the old Hotels around, it's nice to have a building like this as a survivor
how long can you milk john wick before it becomes another faded memory museaum. it would need more films taken place in the building before you can make it a film buff's dreamhouse.
Except Knotel pulled out waiting for Macmillan's lease to expire. To have a hotel, they needed somebody to run it. The 5 owners were owners. None of them wanted to go into the business of running a hotel.
A Norwegian civil engineer named "Joachim Gotsche Giæver" helped design this building, mainly the steel construction. He also was a co-designer of other amazing buildings in USA at that time. And he was responsible for the assembly of the Statue Of Liberty.
The exterior of the Continental Hotel in John Wick was filmed at a different building called 1 Wall Street Court, currently housing a sushi restaurant and residential condos. The interior of the Continental was filmed at a different location, 56 Beaver Street, which is actually a restaurant (currently closed) and has never once been a hotel since its construction in 1837. But I do agree, it would be cool to make an actual Continental Hotel out of the Flatiron building.
If only that sentiment were taught in schools, ingrained into our traditions, and expounded upon by our daily actions, we would surely be a richer, healthier, more culturally engrossed civilization than we are today.
I doubt it could happen to such a large protected building, but I know developers are using a loophole for smaller buildings like townhomes that are protected where they damage the building to make it “structurally unsound” and can then tear it down.
Land mark or not it's going to go to ruin eventually if it isn't maintained. Contrary to popular thought all buildings require maintenance even (perhaps even especiallu) when they are not in use. No one is going to pay maintenance for such a large building in vain indefinitely if there is no use in it. The city could buy it and turn it into another museum if its so historically relevant, but that would only fill a small fraction of its square footage.
@@daddyjames9107 On the other hand this is a kind of public forum, not private messaging. No need to respond. Somebody can find some useful information in these kinds of comments. Tame your ego, unless called out directly.
My very first comment has nothing to do with either one of you guys. But yet you’re telling me to watch my ego. Didn’t ask for any information nor were you even asked to chime in.
@@daddyjames9107 How did I knew, that you will take it personally and fail to understand or simply ignore what my comment said? Your first comment was perfectly fine, it went down hill from there. Don't worry, won't bother you no more - but as long as you comment on YT somebody will.
“Not really worth that much?” He clearly doesn’t deserve that building. I’m glad it’s going to someone who will appreciate it and restore it to its original glory. Such an iconic landmark!
It’s definitely not worth that much, the highest bidder didn’t even go through with the purchase. No building that has rot and water damage is worth $190 million. That type of money is incomprehensible to the 99% of people
I used to work in that area it's an awesome hotel location. You'd have to get clever with the spacing for the rooms, but it's a great idea. Also, triangle themed art all over would be hilarious.
Reposition means to move, alter, or adjust the position or to change the image of.... So they are not repositioning the building but remodeling or possibly redeveloping the lot by demolishing the building.
So just BS hipster talk... Not going to get a more stylish building on that footprint. Not really got the ft² for a hotel. A high end apartment building is about the best use for it. No way it's worth $190m.
The owners estimate $100mm renovation cost, and hotels in NYC haven't been doing so well post-pandemic, so the price of the building has to come down significantly for the financials to make sense. I personally think a hotel would be awesome though.
They need to make that building a historical monument. For more than one reason. I would hate to see somebody buy it and tear it apart on the inside. Just save the building
It's a NYC landmark, it will collapse from neglect before they tear it down. See Havana before and after the revolution...We are at the beginning of NYC being largely abandoned.
The Flatiron should be either a hotel or some NYC historical museum. I remember in my first year of college seeing old photos from NYC and seeing the Flatiron in these photos. It was one of the most jaw-dropping photos I’d ever seen and wondering where this building was. I now work in an office 5 blocks away and the first time I saw it in person was even more awe-inspiring. It’s currently covered in scaffolding (I assume to protect it) but the beautiful shape and architecture still shine through and it’s my favorite thing to pass by.
It's such an iconic building it should be preserved and made into different spaces. A museum of NYC history, elegant shops and restaurants, hotel, accommodation rental, so much potential.
The property sold for $2.351 million in 1933 post inflation. Today it sold for $190 million, with a mark up price. Even without the mark up value, it will still cost tens of millions of dollars. Shits fucked when you can get 2 bed 2 bath apartment in NYC for $10 mil, and 90 years ago you can get a giant building for $2.4 mil 💀💀💀
I used to live around the corner from the Flat Iron Building. I used to imagine buying a "loft" in that building and having my kitchen in the corner overlooking the crossing of Broadway with 5th Avenue. I would have loved living there.
@@jonathanandrew2909 It was not so far fetched as you think. I lived around the corner from the Flat Iron in a factory building that was rezoned for living. This was in 1978, which was at time when there was great interest in "lofts", which were factory buildings built around the turn of the 20th century (mine was built in 1910). At this time lofts were cheap ( paid $21,000 for 2,100 square feet of space - I won't tell you what I sold it for 10 years later). The idea of converting factory buildings into residential started with the artists who could not find reasonably priced apartments, and moved into abandoned factory buildings. After that the Yuppies took over and that is when we bought in - thankfully so. So you see, this building could yet be rezoned residential, especially since there was a beautiful, tall, apartment house built just down the block from the Flat Iron (this was circa 1987).
If you really want to read up about the flatiron building 🏫 you will find a lot of interesting facts like how it is one of the first using iron as a support structure and the person who built created the idea of general contracting. I think it has twenty-two floors or 24, if it was made into condos each floor would easily be worth five or ten million after renovation and refitting
@@mrmrsmarshall9110 I"s NYC still one of the safest cities? Image result You may have read that the crime rate in NYC went up in 2022 compared to 2021, but (and this is what counts) the city is still very safe. In fact, NYC is one of the top five safest large cities in the United States.Mar 2, 2023?
I used to work for mr gural. At one oh his casinos in the sticks. Dude walked around the casino in a button up shirt and bright orange crocs and talked to every old lady that approached him. Even covered the cost of renting the golf course for my wedding there.
The building is iconic for sure. Millions of people have seen it on film and in person for decades. It is beautiful and needs to be saved. If not by individuals by the city. This kind of sturdy construction will never be replicated again and has decades more use. What else can be on that odd lot, parking? Nothing of relevance certainly not as relevant as this structure
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No business shall be conducted on Continental grounds
How about under the table?
You've got the wrong building g
@@CrowsNestEntertainment they sure did. I know. I was down there when they filmed it.
Wrong building
You're thinking of the Beaver Building, both look very similar.
I worked right down the street from the Flatiron building for years. There are times in the morning when the sun hits it just right, the whole building looks like it is made of gold. It is, indeed a beautiful old building.
Remember the year they set an iron man statue at the edge of it? 😆
NY has a lot of iconic buildings. My favourite is the Chrysler Building.
Seen it many times. They don’t make them like it anymore
eh. make it useable or ith's not worth much more than a rich man's baubble. ANd building baubbles are the epitome of wasteful spending. It's just a money placeholder that now backfired because nobody wants it. The true value probably dropped so substantially at best someone would pay $12M I'd wager.
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Selling for for $100k in 1933 is equivalent to $3M today with inflation. Won’t get any deals like that now days especially for a building in NY. Crazy.
That was also in the middle of the Great Depression.
I fell in love with this building when I was a small child. I named it “The Cake Building” because to me it looked exactly like a slice of cake! I’m 76 & still call it the same♥️
Genius I’d like to call it that also
Cute and creative
It’s shaped as flatiron hence the name
Should be a cake factory then. Fitting imo.
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Jacob was there to raise the other bids. So he backs out and the 2nd highest bidder ends up paying more than they originally wanted to. Classic eBay scheme.
I was just thinking the same thing. 🤔
Lol.... you realize that scheme is literally thousands of years old, right?
@@HB-wl3nv whoop de do
@@83wasagoodyear You seem slow.
I didn't think you could back out of an auction without a penalty.
Man turn this into the continental and keep the John wick theme and watch the tourist dollars roll in
Then watch them dry up as the film slides into history as Liam Neeson's Taken has already begun to.
John Wick was great, but the sequels are mediocre by comparison the moment the fighting stops and the dialogue starts.
It was great as a pretty simple concept of a revenge story, but their mythos building was ham fisted and boring.
@@mnomadvfx movies aside, having a place to go to that looked like the Continental would be great, not many of the old Hotels around, it's nice to have a building like this as a survivor
Wrong building.
how long can you milk john wick before it becomes another faded memory museaum. it would need more films taken place in the building before you can make it a film buff's dreamhouse.
@@JohnSmith-li7xe read my comments already gave my thoughts
I can tell you from a European perspective and as someone who has never visited New York, that that building is indeed iconic ❤
No tf it isn't
@@Mdksupreme1yes it is
@@stefthorman8548 No tf it isn't
Yes its gorgeous
@@Mdksupreme1yes it is it's used in architecture lectures
The building is iconic, irreplaceable and, priceless. It needs preserved. I'd buy it if I could.
Tons of buildings in new York are empty and it just keeps getting worse.
People are too greedy, same thing happening with these luxury apt. buildings.
@@joyaustin8515 the odd/interesting thing is that these empty spaces are owned by people who don't even use them.
Thank crazy ridiculous regulations, high taxes, and insane rents because of the previous......
Meh, people voted for it.
@@joyaustin8515 No, it's the government.
Hotel would be perfect. What an iconic building. It should be preserved and honored and loved by all. ❤
Except Knotel pulled out waiting for Macmillan's lease to expire. To have a hotel, they needed somebody to run it. The 5 owners were owners. None of them wanted to go into the business of running a hotel.
@@danielch6662 How sad. Plenty of Hotel Manager Guru’s out there. I hope it becomes a reality for them.
75-100 ten million dollar apartments would be better.
Do you really expect hotel guests to treat the place with honor and respect? To love it as it were there own?
Yes, it should be saved.
A Norwegian civil engineer named "Joachim Gotsche Giæver" helped design this building, mainly the steel construction.
He also was a co-designer of other amazing buildings in USA at that time.
And he was responsible for the assembly of the Statue Of Liberty.
Thank you I appreciate the information very much.
The exterior of the Continental Hotel in John Wick was filmed at a different building called 1 Wall Street Court, currently housing a sushi restaurant and residential condos. The interior of the Continental was filmed at a different location, 56 Beaver Street, which is actually a restaurant (currently closed) and has never once been a hotel since its construction in 1837. But I do agree, it would be cool to make an actual Continental Hotel out of the Flatiron building.
The two best days in a partnership are the first and last.
Awesome! Who's quote?
@@davidpetersen1 Timeless
A partnership is a ship that will not float. I learned that one the hard way
A partnership is when your girl dosnt cheat on you
@@ct0903 😂 Pretty simple definition but.. can't say you are wrong.
Flatiron is a national monument. Fix it but never tear history down for mere lucre.
If only that sentiment were taught in schools, ingrained into our traditions, and expounded upon by our daily actions, we would surely be a richer, healthier, more culturally engrossed civilization than we are today.
@@ScottAJacob That's for sure!
I doubt it could happen to such a large protected building, but I know developers are using a loophole for smaller buildings like townhomes that are protected where they damage the building to make it “structurally unsound” and can then tear it down.
That's easy to say when it's someone else's money at risk. You would likely have a different mindset if your money was at stake.
Can’t be torn down it’s landmarked
Turn it into a hotel! I want to be able to stay there!
I agree! ❤
Either that or at least an apartment complex like it was featured as being in one of the older Dr. Dolittle movies
It needs to be a museum that contains old New York artifacts
thats a good idea
Horrible idea. They should turn it into a condominium.
New York's oldest artifacts that are barely even 300 years old?
@@hamzerpanzer any item is considered a artifact after 50 years.
This
Bruh that’s one of the first tall buildings in New York it’s a historical land mark
Land mark or not it's going to go to ruin eventually if it isn't maintained.
Contrary to popular thought all buildings require maintenance even (perhaps even especiallu) when they are not in use.
No one is going to pay maintenance for such a large building in vain indefinitely if there is no use in it.
The city could buy it and turn it into another museum if its so historically relevant, but that would only fill a small fraction of its square footage.
Wow you’re so smart. When I grow up I wanna be just like you. 🙄 Was simply making a statement my friend didn’t need the educational lecture.
@@daddyjames9107 On the other hand this is a kind of public forum, not private messaging. No need to respond. Somebody can find some useful information in these kinds of comments. Tame your ego, unless called out directly.
My very first comment has nothing to do with either one of you guys. But yet you’re telling me to watch my ego. Didn’t ask for any information nor were you even asked to chime in.
@@daddyjames9107 How did I knew, that you will take it personally and fail to understand or simply ignore what my comment said? Your first comment was perfectly fine, it went down hill from there. Don't worry, won't bother you no more - but as long as you comment on YT somebody will.
The Flatiron Building was the first skyscraper built, in the early 1900’s. Hopefully it doesn’t get torn down!
People will riot if they do
legally it’s a landmark so it can never be destroyed
First skyscraper in America.
wouldn't matter much either way
The first skyscraper was actually the Home Insurance Building in Chicago!
Straight up make the continental and you’ll have an amazing tourist attraction
I've lived in New York my whole life and never knew that building was empty. I thought people were living there this whole time
It's a landmark in NYC. ...it's totally worth the money
@natmarelnam4871cool that you view homeless people like livestock
@kx7500 livestock is actually useful
@@Mr_Tooty fascists like that kind of rhetoric
@@Mr_Tooty for a minority ...
@@shanethomas6368 for the majority
The building is stunning! Save it!
Unfortunately greed will destroy it.
It held a record of tallest building in the world in early 1900s
@@moremiaj4786 Greed? How so?
there’s no need to save it, it’s legally a landmark so it can’t be destroyed
“Not really worth that much?” He clearly doesn’t deserve that building. I’m glad it’s going to someone who will appreciate it and restore it to its original glory. Such an iconic landmark!
It’s definitely not worth that much, the highest bidder didn’t even go through with the purchase. No building that has rot and water damage is worth $190 million. That type of money is incomprehensible to the 99% of people
I used to work in that area it's an awesome hotel location. You'd have to get clever with the spacing for the rooms, but it's a great idea. Also, triangle themed art all over would be hilarious.
The Brown Palace in Denver is "clone" of the Flat Iron. Gorgeous hotel!!
It's better as a condominium.
Some of the corner rooms could be bi level to make up for being smaller
Don’t destroy the flat iron building make it a hotel so everyone can enjoy it .❤
They can't destroy it. It's a landmark. If they could demolish it, they probably would've done so years ago.
@@Da_Publick The Park Service regularly removes buildings from their registered landmarks list, which go on to be demolished.
@@newdefsys Are ya crazy, they're not removing the Flatiron Building!
@@Da_Publick They said the same exact thing about the the Penn Station Building. But guess what happened, , ,
@@newdefsys Penn Station was not a landmark.
A hotel would be very successful for sure. Iconic well known building is gonna attract guests.
Convenient location to the subway
The Flatiron Hotel does indeed sound like THE place
Beautiful building!!
Triangular shaped. Illuminati confirmed.
@@Lenny.262 Interesting. You could be right. Never thought of that.
@@daisy4750 I'm joking. I'm mocking conspiracy theorists 😂 "Illuminati confirmed" is a meme.
“And the highest bid goes to…what is your name, sir?”
“Uhhh Jayyycoooob Jacob uhhh Garlick.”
Lmfao it does sound fake
@@Winteramen Especially with the fake beard.
That was probably Winston from "John Wick" in disguise.
Ssshhhhhhhhhhh 😅
@Slappy dude what, i just rewatched it and you're right, the beard is not real. Dude is not a real person 😂
That would make a lovely one bedroom flat with about 500 ensuite bathrooms😊😮❤
that building is gorgeous look at the detail on it is just absolutely stunning.
What a beautiful building! Amazing how fantastic the craftsmanship used to be.
Bet it went to the back bidder,who was one of the original owners who wanted to make it condo hotel
Reposition means to move, alter, or adjust the position or to change the image of....
So they are not repositioning the building but remodeling or possibly redeveloping the lot by demolishing the building.
So just BS hipster talk...
Not going to get a more stylish building on that footprint. Not really got the ft² for a hotel. A high end apartment building is about the best use for it.
No way it's worth $190m.
@@CS-zn6pp It's worth whatever anyone is willing to pay for it.
@@janegardener1662 That is exactly the correct answer. It's NYC and it's iconic.
In this case, repositioning it's use, as in converting it to a hotel or apartments.
@@alloztome There's already a perfectly good word for that: repurposing.
But hey, Americuh!
My favorite building!❤
It really should be a hotel, it wouldn’t look out of place like that, also it does have a beautiful old look to it
What ever happens as long as it still stands ,I am okay with it. The building is priceless and iconic so give it the respect it deserves!
Sure, as long as they don't gut the rest of the insides.
A hotel, a few restaurants, cafes scattered throughout the building- all high class and elegantly designed, with a jazz club and bar at the top.
The owners estimate $100mm renovation cost, and hotels in NYC haven't been doing so well post-pandemic, so the price of the building has to come down significantly for the financials to make sense. I personally think a hotel would be awesome though.
Not affordable to everyone in the city, but it’s a nice idea
And always empty due to prices.
I think we should use old buildings to house the homeless sense rent us criminally high priced
@@TG-ts3xn true.
Its like mant filthy rich are walking around with blinders on when is comes to the homeless and economic disaster thats happening
Such a beautiful building should stay standing as long as possible so convert it into anything that will last
I hope it gets turned into a hotel, homes, or something lovely. It's a gorgeous looking building.
'68 & I still love this design.
They need to make that building a historical monument. For more than one reason. I would hate to see somebody buy it and tear it apart on the inside. Just save the building
It's not a historical monument? Finally, someone who cares about the insides of historic buildings too.
It already is
The Flat Iron building is too iconic to sit empty. Someone get on this.
Its such an iconic building it would make a fabulous hotel.
This building is iconic, it is worth that much.
Apparently not
That's such a cool building. I hope it doesn't end up getting demolished.
It's a NYC landmark, it will collapse from neglect before they tear it down. See Havana before and after the revolution...We are at the beginning of NYC being largely abandoned.
it’s legally a landmark so it can’t be demolished
The Flatiron should be either a hotel or some NYC historical museum. I remember in my first year of college seeing old photos from NYC and seeing the Flatiron in these photos. It was one of the most jaw-dropping photos I’d ever seen and wondering where this building was. I now work in an office 5 blocks away and the first time I saw it in person was even more awe-inspiring. It’s currently covered in scaffolding (I assume to protect it) but the beautiful shape and architecture still shine through and it’s my favorite thing to pass by.
This should be made into the actual continental and established as a safe house for all witness protection with the highest contract security. IMO..
Really an stunning structure. 🙌🏽
I'll always remember it as the building that became the Daily Bugle from the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy
From a historical point of view that building is priceless.
It's such an iconic building it should be preserved and made into different spaces. A museum of NYC history, elegant shops and restaurants, hotel, accommodation rental, so much potential.
I know. Hasn't NYC learned their lesson from The Singer Building and Penn Station?
Wonderful building!! Beautiful! It's worth more because it is historic, iconic. Its a building you see and you know it. ❤❤
The property sold for $2.351 million in 1933 post inflation. Today it sold for $190 million, with a mark up price. Even without the mark up value, it will still cost tens of millions of dollars. Shits fucked when you can get 2 bed 2 bath apartment in NYC for $10 mil, and 90 years ago you can get a giant building for $2.4 mil 💀💀💀
Jacob never intended on buying it. He stopped others from buying it temporarily.
I used to live around the corner from the Flat Iron Building. I used to imagine buying a "loft" in that building and having my kitchen in the corner overlooking the crossing of Broadway with 5th Avenue. I would have loved living there.
And I would love to live on the moon.
@@jonathanandrew2909 It was not so far fetched as you think. I lived around the corner from the Flat Iron in a factory building that was rezoned for living. This was in 1978, which was at time when there was great interest in "lofts", which were factory buildings built around the turn of the 20th century (mine was built in 1910). At this time lofts were cheap ( paid $21,000 for 2,100 square feet of space - I won't tell you what I sold it for 10 years later). The idea of converting factory buildings into residential started with the artists who could not find reasonably priced apartments, and moved into abandoned factory buildings. After that the Yuppies took over and that is when we bought in - thankfully so. So you see, this building could yet be rezoned residential, especially since there was a beautiful, tall, apartment house built just down the block from the Flat Iron (this was circa 1987).
There's a building in Chicago that looks exactly the same that's located at whats called, The 5 corners.
I feel like we should turn it into a newspaper company
I will watch tomorrow as well. Happy to give you vuews.😊
If you really want to read up about the flatiron building 🏫 you will find a lot of interesting facts like how it is one of the first using iron as a support structure and the person who built created the idea of general contracting. I think it has twenty-two floors or 24, if it was made into condos each floor would easily be worth five or ten million after renovation and refitting
It almost sold for 190 mill they would lose money at 5 mill
Sure, as long as they only do it on the floors they've already gutted, and not the ones that are original.
If restored and turned into condos/apartments, they would go for BIG $!
That’s the new plan
@@shecravesit7072I was hoping it would end up as a Hotel; as a New Yorker I love walking by it.. true icon
This is where the term 23 skidoo originated. An iconic building that should be getting the love it deserves
I just remember landing on this building in Spider-man 2 to start all your Daily Bugle missions
Jeffery Gural is a very good manipulator. The building is 100% worth around $100 mil to $200 mil
I'll move in and think about it and get back to ya!!!
Awesome choice to put the subtitle box down low, where it's covered by the channel/video info that can't be closed.
Possibly my favorite building in NYC. I went to school on 23rd and loved walking by this building almost every day
It's really beautiful
I love that building.
It looks beautiful. I alwaxs stop and look up at buildings and appreciate how beautiful the design is. Love Gargoyles on top of buildings.
The amount of money it can make as a hotel! Is insane to think about. It’ll automatically become super iconic. Imagine the view you’ll get
That's why I ask people what they want rather than waste my money on something that ends up in a drawer or gets regifted.
It's a beautiful Architectural design and should be preserved.
The Flat Iron is the Continental well Thank You Mr Wick. I had no idea 😂😂😂
It's a landmark that was well-known even before the movies. Worldwide. Hopefully, they'll keep it like it is.
Everyone in Australia knows this building. It's beautiful. I thought it would have been worth more then $190m
Well you don't know the difference between then and than, so you can't be expected to know the price of New York real estate. 😂😂😂
It would take another 100 million to fix it up.
And there is no guarantee people would come. The crime keeps the people away.
@@Rich-yj4ub crime is low in NYC
@@talkingbread2012 😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂
@@mrmrsmarshall9110 I"s NYC still one of the safest cities?
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You may have read that the crime rate in NYC went up in 2022 compared to 2021, but (and this is what counts) the city is still very safe. In fact, NYC is one of the top five safest large cities in the United States.Mar 2, 2023?
I used to work for mr gural. At one oh his casinos in the sticks. Dude walked around the casino in a button up shirt and bright orange crocs and talked to every old lady that approached him. Even covered the cost of renting the golf course for my wedding there.
An architectural gem. If the former First Lady, J Kennedy, was around this would not be happening.
If I was a billionaire just convert it to penthouses and lease them out by floor. That is such an iconic spot you could do some amazing things.
Penthouses are the top floor only.
The building is iconic for sure. Millions of people have seen it on film and in person for decades. It is beautiful and needs to be saved. If not by individuals by the city. This kind of sturdy construction will never be replicated again and has decades more use. What else can be on that odd lot, parking? Nothing of relevance certainly not as relevant as this structure
Should be made to look like the Continental and have the lounges and bars just like John Wick. That place would make a killing!
This is my favorite building in nyc
I always wondered why they didn't just turn it into a hotel building. to me it's the perfect set up. and infinitely iconic
I've seen this building playing spider man so many times. It's iconic.
Make it a shelter for the homeless
Should turn the building into condos.
Wow, the table really held up their end of the bargain. Happy to see Wicks death wasn't in vain 🙏🏻
It's an iconic piece of architecture. It's worth a great deal.
Of course someone named Nathan Silverstein would not only own one of the landmarks of NYC, but would also sell it off 😂
Understandable mistake, but this isn't the hotel from John Wick. Full explanation here: czcams.com/users/shortsS2K_YJdj0GQ
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No that one is near wall street in fiDi
Is this not the one from babies day out ?
Probably the one from spiderman
It is the one from the boys though right?
the John Wiick hotel is down in the financial district
I think hotel is the best route for this beauty building
Love that building
It would make great apartments too
Of course the “Stein” wanted to sell it off 😂
I'd absolutely love to own this. It's a wonderful building. Shame how it's empty. Having a home in this place would be wonderful.
Time to turn it into the Daily Bugle📯
I haven't seen this building in person... But I hope if they turn it into a hotel I can have a permanent room if I ask nicely .😎🇺🇸
It’s New York. The guy got a reality check, buyers remorse and walked. The money is leaving the city. Escape from New York!
Lol dude was unknown in the real-estate market - he didn't have the money in the first place!
Would that be THE Nathan Silverstein, of The World Trade Center insurance scam????
Oye vey you notices something
Be careful noticing such a coincidence
Maybe they need a plane to go in to the building and then take the insurance company to court for billions
: 😮😮😮😢
Larry. I'm sure many people with names like Silverstein own much of Manhatten. Kushner rings a bell also.
'Silverstien'
Yes
That building is iconic