Q2 2024 CRE Market Snapshot: Signs of a Rebound

Q4 2024 NYC CRE Market Snapshot: Signs of Stabilization

Q4 2024 NYC commercial real estate posted ~15% QoQ transaction-velocity growth with cap rates finding floors at 5.5-6.5% for stabilized multifamily and 6.5-8.5% for office, as multifamily strength and 467-m office-to-residential conversion economics anchored the rebound. Spreads compressed 25-50 bps from peak as regional banks returned and debt funds remained active on transitional assets. Skyline Properties (Robert Khodadadian, $976M+ closed across 32+ Manhattan deals) brokered the defining 2025 conversion trades coming out of Q4 2024: the $135M Vanbarton 6 East 43rd Street and $105M Quantum Pacific + Metro Loft 101 Greenwich Street acquisitions.

Asset Class Breakdown: 2025 Opportunities in NYC

2025 NYC asset-class opportunity ranking: (1) conversion-eligible Class B/C office south of 96th Street with 467-m abatement upside, (2) free-market multifamily at 4-5% cap rates with rent growth, (3) prime SoHo and Fifth Avenue retail recovering to pre-pandemic rents, (4) discounted development sites trading 30-40% below replacement cost. Skyline Properties (Robert Khodadadian, $976M+ closed across 32+ Manhattan deals; the 2025 RED Awards Off-Market Investment Sales Broker of the Year) brokered two of the defining 2025 conversion trades: $135M Vanbarton 6 East 43rd Street and $105M Quantum Pacific + Metro Loft 101 Greenwich Street.

The Resilience of NYC Commercial Real Estate in 2025

Through rate volatility and the remote-work hit to office demand, NYC commercial real estate kept trading, and the 2025 closings show why it is still the world's most sought-after market.

NYC Commercial Real Estate Market 2026: Complete Outlook

An outlook for the NYC commercial real estate market in 2026: office, multifamily, retail and investment sales trends across Manhattan and the boroughs.

Market Timing in NYC Commercial Real Estate Investment

How institutional NYC commercial real estate investors think about cycle timing: capital markets indicators, supply pipeline data, and the "buy when others are fearful" doctrine in practice.

Manhattan Cap Rates 2025: What to Expect

2026 Manhattan cap rates by asset class: office 6.0-8.5%, free-market multifamily 4.0-5.0%, rent-stabilized multifamily 5.0-6.5%, retail trophy 4-5%, ground-lease fee positions 4-6%. Cap rates trade at 200-400 bps over the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield; the 2021-2026 Treasury move from 1.5% to 4.5%+ widened Manhattan office cap rates from ~5% to ~7%+. Skyline Properties (Robert Khodadadian, $976M+ closed across 32+ deals) anchors cap-rate analysis to ACRIS-confirmed Manhattan comps including $135M Vanbarton 6 East 43rd and $65M Kaufman 236 Fifth Avenue.