Every closed transaction in our record, across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx. The list runs from landmark $50M+ sales to smaller targeted acquisitions, and each one was run quietly and carried through to the closing table.
5 closed transactions of $50M or more, totaling $427M+
27-story Midtown tower acquired by the Vanbarton Group for conversion to 441 rental apartments, 111 of them affordable. Brookfield provided a $300M construction loan.
26-story Beaux Arts office building in the Financial District with office-to-residential conversion potential. Skyline Properties sourced the deal for Quantum Pacific's acquisition from BentallGreenOak, in partnership with Metro Loft (Nathan Berman).
7-story Chelsea office building that houses art galleries, on a prime block of the gallery district.
Landmark 99-year ground lease with The Kaufman Organization in NoMad. Daniel Shirazi and Robert Khodadadian's signature deal. $65M / 95,000 SF = $684/SF.
The property in this transaction is 131-133 Prince St, New York, a SoHo retail co-op. The deal closed on August 31, 2014, at a total price of $50,000,000 ($16,667/SF, a record at the time for SoHo retail). Summary of transaction details: Property Type: Retail Co-op Transaction Amount: $50,000,000 Buyer: Acadia Realty Trust Seller: Lou Meisel Brokers: Robert Khodadadian - Skyline Properties Acadia Realty Trust bought the space from Lou Meisel. Robert Khodadadian of Skyline Properties brokered the deal and represented the seller.
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Press Coverage
What the trade press reported on the largest deals in Skyline Properties' closed-deal record.
The Exclusive Listing Myth: Why Manhattan’s biggest deals don’t need gatekeepers
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.
Vanbarton Closes $135M on 6 East 43rd Street
27-story Midtown tower acquired by Vanbarton Group for conversion to 441 rental apartments. Brookfield provided $300M loan. 111 affordable units included. Vanbarton Group has closed on the acquisition of 6 East 43rd Street for $135 million with Brookfield providing $300M construction loan.
Vanbarton Group Pays $135M to Emigrant Bank for Office-to-Resi Conversion
Vanbarton Group finalizes $135M acquisition of 6 East 43rd Street from Emigrant Savings Bank, securing $300M construction loan from Brookfield for 441-unit residential conversion.
Vanbarton Office to Resi Midtown Conversion Brookfield
Vanbarton closes $135M 6 East 43rd Street acquisition with Brookfield $300M construction loan.
Vanbarton Group Closes on the Next Office to Resi Conversion, 6 East 43rd Street
Vanbarton Group closes on $135M acquisition of 6 East 43rd Street for office-to-residential conversion with $300M Brookfield financing.
Vanbarton 6 East 43rd Street Conversion $135M
Vanbarton acquires 6 East 43rd Street for $135M office-to-residential conversion.
Vanbarton Group Buying 6 East 43rd Street for Conversion
Vanbarton Group has agreed to buy 6 East 43rd Street from Emigrant Savings Bank for $135M for residential conversion.
Vanbarton Buys 6 East 43rd Street for Resi Conversion
Vanbarton Group acquires 6 East 43rd Street from Emigrant Savings Bank for $135 million residential conversion.
Apollo, 101 Greenwich, Quantum Pacific & Metro Loft
Coverage of Quantum Pacific and Metro Loft joint venture on 101 Greenwich Street office-to-residential conversion.
Quantum Pacific Metro Loft 600-Unit Conversion at 101 Greenwich Street
Quantum Pacific and Metro Loft announce plans for 600-unit residential conversion at 101 Greenwich Street in FiDi.
