DANIEL SHIRAZI, ESQ.

Daniel Shirazi is the Executive Vice President of Skyline Properties (“Skyline”) and works with President, Robert Khodadadian on a broad and diversified range of investment quality real estate opportunities. In his first year at Skyline, Mr. Shirazi successfully negotiated a $65 million ground lease for 236 5th Avenue, NY, NY, a 100,000-square-foot office building.

Leveraging a decade’s worth of real estate experience both as an attorney and real estate broker, Mr. Shirazi is able to offer his clients unique insight along with knowledge that is unparalleled. Prior to joining Skyline, Mr. Shirazi was an Associate at a law firm in Manhattan. As an attorney, Mr. Shirazi worked in both the residential and commercial real estate practice groups, representing buyers and sellers of residential and commercial properties and the representation of landlords and tenants in commercial lease negotiations. During his tenure as an attorney, he was involved in over $100 million worth of real estate transactions throughout the United States. A motivated self-starter, Mr. Shirazi has developed relationships with a wide array of investors, taking the lead on complex transactions. Prior to his legal career, he was a real estate salesperson at The Corcoran Group while he was in college.

While his background gives him a wide range of experience, Mr. Shirazi has been especially active in ground leasing office buildings and other commercial assets in the Tri-State area. His expertise and discipline allowed him to develop an extensive database of customers that includes all of the major investors, brokers, and individuals that are active in the commercial real estate arena.

Daniel has contributed to the success of Skyline in multiple facets: from the $65 million ground lease completed in his first year at Skyline, his growing number of deals in the pipeline, and bringing greater visibility to Skyline through frequent mention in the press. Mr. Shirazi has been featured in The Real Deal and New York Real Estate Journal where his article “Ground Leases 101: Creativity is Required” and “Ground Leases: Picking the Ground Tenant” were published. Mr. Shirazi is a team player and not only works successfully with Mr. Khodadadian but also with all other brokers.

Mr. Shirazi is a graduate of St. John’s University, The Peter J. Tobin College of Business where he received his BS in Marketing and Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center where he received his JD in Law.

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