Premier Equities has stepped in to save the Flatiron Hotel from bankruptcy, in exchange for ownership of half of the boutique hotel. The Flatiron Hotel’s owner, Jay Vaswani, filed for Chapter 11 ...

A proposed hotel design with a distinctive shape is up for its final design review. The Montford Group will be bringing its plans for a 191-room flatiron-shaped project back to Charleston's Board of ...

NO GO: Wyatt Stevens, attorney for the Flatiron Building hotel conversion proposal, pulled the project from Asheville City Council’s agenda after learning that a majority of Council members did not ...

Sonder, the well-heeled startup that rents furnished rooms by the night, plans to reopen the Flatiron Hotel in April. The hotel, at 9 West 26th Street, will be its first in New York City — a year and ...

ASHEVILLE — Asheville's Flatiron Building is a relic of another age. From the hand-operated elevators to the mail chute spanning all nine stories to the terracotta floors stained in one spot with the ...

Premier Equities has finalized its deal to bail out the ownership of Manhattan’s beleaguered Flatiron Hotel. As part of the deal, Chan won’t be continuing in his role at the Flatiron, he confirmed to ...

ASHEVILLE — The fate of one of the most talked about downtown developments could be decided tonight. Asheville City Council is scheduled to vote June 25 on a conditional zoning request to clear the ...

The 93-year-old Flatiron Building currently houses more than 70 small businesses and organizations. On May 14, Asheville City Council will meet and vote on whether or not to convert the Flatiron into ...

Manhattan’s troubled Flatiron Hotel has found a life boat in Premier Equities. Premier is paying down the debt on the hotel, which was facing foreclosure, and becoming its majority owner, according to ...

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Ninety-eight years ago, on the stormy night of May 13, 1926, a crowd gathered to watch as a man with no ropes or harnesses scaled the side of Asheville’s brand-new Flatiron Building. A searchlight on ...