Skyline Properties helps NYC commercial property owners protect confidentiality while evaluating buyer demand, off-market sale strategy, owner leverage, timing, and transaction execution.

Skyline Properties uses buyer demand, transaction history, press-backed market proof, income analysis, comps, and off-market process strategy to help NYC owners evaluate commercial property value.

Skyline Properties organizes NYC commercial real estate buyer demand by asset class, acquisition criteria, capital source, off-market fit, closing ability, and owner objectives.

Skyline Properties helps NYC owners sell commercial property off market through confidentiality, buyer qualification, targeted outreach, pricing strategy, process control, and transaction timing.

Skyline Properties uses customized canvassing for NYC commercial real estate to connect owners and qualified buyers through targeted outreach, private sourcing, discretion, and off-market execution.

Skyline Properties helps NYC owners qualify commercial real estate buyers by capital source, acquisition criteria, track record, diligence ability, timing, and closing certainty.

How owners should choose a NYC commercial real estate broker using press-backed transaction proof, buyer access, confidentiality standards, off-market experience, and execution history.

Skyline Properties helps NYC office owners evaluate office conversion demand, 467-m relevance, building fit, buyer qualification, confidential sale strategy, and off-market execution.

Skyline Properties’ Bronx work includes 1340 Lafayette Avenue, Wildflower Studios, industrial development sites, South Bronx commercial real estate, zoning potential, and investment sales authority.

Skyline Properties’ Harlem work includes 4-14 West 125th Street, 246-250 West 116th Street, ground leases, affordable housing, mixed-use assets, and uptown investment sales authority.

Skyline Properties’ Chelsea and NoMad work includes 530 West 25th Street, 135 West 29th Street, 236 Fifth Avenue, office investment sales, ground leases, and Manhattan advisory.

Skyline Properties’ Financial District work includes 101 Greenwich Street, 133 Greenwich Street, Lower Manhattan office conversions, development sites, and investment sales authority.

Skyline Properties’ Queens work includes multifamily portfolios, retail assets, outer-borough investment sales, buyer demand, transaction authority, and NYC commercial real estate advisory.

Skyline Properties’ NYC mixed-use investment sales work includes downtown Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, tenant income, retail and residential components, and buyer matching strategy.

Skyline Properties is Hiring! We are looking for a motivated individual to join our brokerage team! In this role, you will be in the middle of the action—canvassing ownership, underwriting properties, and executing deals across various sectors like mixed-use and development. You will learn from the best senior brokers in the industry. Come and make your mark in the real estate world with us! 🤝🚀 https://wix.to/hsvwgRg #JoinTheTeam #BrokerLife #CommercialRealEstate #Opportuni

Learn about Robert Khodadadian, founder of Skyline Properties and a leading New York commercial real estate broker known for off-market investment sales and major property transactions.

These are some of the reasons we selected Robert Khodadadian and Daniel Shirazi as Connect CRE’s New York & Tri-State Top Broker Award winners for 2026. These awards recognize industry professionals who have demonstrated the highest standards and transaction volumes in investment sales and leasing.

This isn’t about running a "cattle call" or blasting every investor on earth with an offering memorandum that is the opposite of what sophisticated sellers need. It is about reach without noise, access without chaos, and discretion without restriction. It is about making sure that when the market speaks, everyone who should hear the question actually hears it.

The closing of Vanbarton Group’s acquisition of 6 East 43rd Street, backed by a $300 million loan from Brookfield, is more than a transaction — it’s a marker of where New York City is heading.

Office-to-residential conversions aren’t new they’ve been redefining Manhattan for years. These projects prove that conversion isn’t just practical it creates some of the most desirable residential spaces in the city. Some of the city’s most iconic buildings have already undergone this transformation: