It’s hard for me to believe, but the upper floors of these buildings have been abandoned for a half a century. Thanks to the crew at Locus Development, they’re coming back:
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[...] The Flat Iron Building is a brick structure most likely due to the fact that wood frame buildings were susceptible to fire. ”In 1857, 25 buildings along Monroe between Market and Ottawa avenues burned.” http://andydragt.com/2010/02/redeveloping-the-flat-iron-building/ [...]