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:

Ground leases provide several distinct advantages that appeal to a wide range of investors, from institutional players to family offices. At their core, these leases involve a tenant leasing land from a landlord for an extended period, often 50 to 99 years, while retaining ownership of any improvements or buildings on the land.

Manhattan is not just a bustling city; it's a dynamic marketplace where opportunities are constantly shifting. With the ongoing discussions about rezoning initiatives, property owners and investors have the chance to tap into the changing market.