The Flatiron Building is certainly one of New York City’s most recognizable landmarks — but information regarding its highly anticipated condominium conversion has been kept far from the public eye.

Now, however, some details on the hush-hush development are coming to light.

The Real Deal , citing an offering plan, reports that prices there will start just shy of $11 million and top out at $50 million.

According to that plan filed with the state attorney general, the developers — the Brodsky Organization and the Sorgente Group — are eyeing a projected sellout of roughly $375 million for the first 18 of the project’s 38 residences. (But when combined with proceeds from 38 storage lockers and six wine cellars, the total is expected to exceed $380 million.) 6

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