This 123-year-old New York building now houses ₹500 crore luxury apartments

There are buildings that define a city's skyline, and then there are buildings that become the city itself. In New York, the Flatiron Building belongs firmly in the second category.

For over a century, its unmistakable triangular silhouette has watched Manhattan evolve around it. Tourists stop to photograph it. Locals barely glance up anymore because it's simply always been there - part of the city's everyday rhythm, like yellow cabs or Central Park.