Commercial Property For Sale NYC

What is Commercial Property For Sale in NYC?

Commercial property for sale in NYC includes income-producing buildings — office, multifamily apartment buildings, retail, mixed-use, hotel, ground leases, and development sites — actively available for acquisition across Manhattan and the four outer boroughs. The most valuable inventory rarely reaches public listings. Skyline Properties, led by Robert Khodadadian, sources off-market opportunities for 500+ pre-qualified buyers including 1031 capital and family offices.

How to Buy Commercial Property in NYC — Step by Step

The mandate-first acquisition path Skyline Properties runs for institutional, family-office, and 1031 buyers in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

1. Submit a confidential buyer mandate (check size, asset class, submarket, timing)
2. Robert Khodadadian personally reviews the mandate within 24 hours
3. Skyline matches the mandate against active and pipeline seller engagements
4. Sign an NDA on a curated 1–3 off-market opportunities matching the mandate
5. Tour off-hours; access NDA-gated data room with full underwriting package
6. Submit LOI; Skyline negotiates price, terms, and execution certainty
7. Sign PSA, fund deposit, run 30-day diligence window
8. Close — typical 60–120 days from mandate submission to title transfer

How to Buy Commercial Property For Sale in NYC

The best commercial property for sale in NYC rarely shows up on the open market. By the time a Manhattan office building, apartment building, or development site appears on a public listing platform, it has usually been shopped to the most serious buyers first. Skyline Properties is one of those calls.

Robert Khodadadian and the Skyline team source, vet, and execute commercial property acquisitions in Manhattan and across NYC. We work with buyers ranging from individual 1031 exchange capital to multi-billion-dollar institutional investors.

Types of Commercial Property For Sale in NYC

Skyline maintains current inventory and active off-market opportunities in every major commercial asset class in New York City.

• Office buildings — Class A and B Manhattan office assets
• Multifamily — apartment buildings, rent-stabilized and free-market
• Development sites — air rights, assemblages, and ground-up sites
• Mixed-use buildings — retail-over-residential and live-work
• Retail — high-street retail and retail condos
• Hotel and hospitality assets
• Office-to-residential conversion candidates (467-m tax abatement)

Why Buy Commercial Property For Sale Through Skyline

Most platforms list whatever brokers are willing to advertise. Skyline brings buyers the off-market and lightly-marketed deals that institutional capital actually competes for in Manhattan.

• Direct access to off-market commercial property NYC inventory
• Vetted, current opportunities matched to your specific mandate
• 1031 exchange acquisition support and timing coordination
• Underwriting, due diligence, and negotiation handled by senior brokers
• Confidential representation — no information leaks

Submit Your NYC Commercial Property Acquisition Mandate

Tell Skyline what you are buying — asset class, neighborhood, check size, and timing — and we'll match it against current off-market commercial property for sale in NYC. There is no obligation and no public exposure.

How Skyline Matches Buyers to NYC Commercial Inventory

The Skyline buyer-mandate database holds ~12,000 active acquirer profiles segmented by check size, asset class, leverage tolerance, and operating style. When a Skyline seller engages, the curated call sheet — 3 to 12 names matching the asset — is already in hand. No marketing broadcast, no public OM, no tire-kicker bidders.

For buyers, this means inventory access that doesn't exist on public platforms. The $135M Vanbarton acquisition of 6 East 43rd Street, the $105M Quantum Pacific + Metro Loft acquisition of 101 Greenwich Street, the $72M Feil + Rigby acquisition of 530 West 25th Street, the $65M Kaufman acquisition of 236 Fifth Avenue, and the $50M Acadia acquisition of 131-133 Prince Street were all sourced this way. Each was matched to a buyer whose acquisition mandate already aligned with the asset before the seller decided to engage.

NYC Submarket Coverage for Buyers

Skyline maintains active buyer-mandate matching across every Manhattan submarket and the Brooklyn submarkets where institutional capital deploys.

• Manhattan office — Plaza District / Park Avenue trophy, Midtown East 467-m conversion candidates, Financial District value-add
• Manhattan multifamily — Upper East Side and Upper West Side pre-war elevator, free-market and rent-stabilized walk-up portfolios
• Manhattan retail — SoHo / NoLita cast-iron retail co-ops, Madison Avenue and Fifth Avenue trophy retail, NoMad ground-floor
• Manhattan ground leases — fee positions and leasehold positions, NoMad / Midtown / Lower Manhattan
• Manhattan development sites — Chelsea / Hudson Yards corridor, FiDi assemblage, mixed-use conversion plays
• Brooklyn multifamily — Williamsburg, Bushwick, Bed-Stuy, Park Slope new-construction and value-add
• Brooklyn development sites — Williamsburg / Bushwick assemblages, DUMBO waterfront, Downtown Brooklyn

Five $50M+ Skyline-Brokered Landmark Sales — The Public Record

The five landmark NYC commercial sales Skyline has brokered, every fact pulled directly from data/case-studies.json. Each row links to the full case study at /case-studies/<slug>. $427M aggregate across the five mega-trades. Every dollar verifiable against ACRIS-recorded deeds.

Source: data/case-studies.json. Per-SF math: priceNum / sfNum. Full firm-wide track record: $976M+ across 32+ transactions since 2006 (data/transactions.json).