$21M condo plan with six units submitted in Flatiron

On October 18, a condominium plan was submitted for six residential units and one commercial unit at 29 West 21st Street in Flatiron, Manhattan.

The condo plan, CD210292, has a sellout price of $20.97 million listed with the New York State Attorney General. Pauline and Nicolas Oudin are listed as the principals of sponsor.

The developer purchased the site for $8.6 million in 2008, according to city records.

That same year, the developer filed alteration plans for a $1 million project to convert the building from a six-story mercantile building to an 87-foot tall, eight-story, residential building with six dwelling units. The project was completed in early 2010.

Per the plans, the ground floor of the building has retail space and half of a duplex unit, the bottom half of the unit is located in the cellar. Floors two through five each have one dwelling unit per floor, while floors six and seven each have one half of a duplex unit.

The developers originally submitted a condo plan for the same building under CD080570. That plan was ultimately abandoned earlier this year, however.