After being sold for $190 million to a guy who didn't show up with the money, NYC's Flatiron Building has found a new owner

To prevent a re-do of the first auction, buyers had to submit photo ID, proof of deposit funds and, if buying through an entity, some indication of its legitimacy.

After being sold for $190 million to a guy who didn't show up with the money, NYC's Flatiron Building has found a new owner
To prevent a re-do of the first auction, buyers had to submit photo ID, proof of deposit funds and, if buying through an entity, some indication of its legitimacy. Read More