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SoHo Specialist

SoHoCommercial Real Estate

NYC's iconic cast-iron district. From West Broadway flagship retail to historic loft buildings on Greene Street, we specialize in off-market SoHo transactions for discerning investors.

$150-400

Retail Rent/SF

4.0-5.5%

Cap Rate Range

100+

Cast Iron Buildings

Landmark

Historic District

SoHo Submarkets

Cast Iron District

Historic landmark district featuring iconic cast-iron facades. Prime retail and gallery spaces on Greene, Mercer, and Wooster Streets.

Avg Rent:$150-$300/SF (retail)
Cap Rate:4.5-5.5%
Landmark buildingsHigh-street retailGallery spacesLuxury brands

West Broadway Corridor

Main retail artery of SoHo with flagship stores and high foot traffic. Premium rents for street-level retail.

Avg Rent:$200-$400/SF (retail)
Cap Rate:4.0-5.0%
Flagship retailHigh visibilityTourist trafficArt galleries

Broadway Frontage

Eastern edge of SoHo along Broadway with larger floor plates and office/retail mix.

Avg Rent:$100-$200/SF
Cap Rate:5.0-6.0%
Larger floor platesOffice above retailHigh trafficValue opportunities

Property Types in SoHo

100+

Cast Iron Lofts

Avg: 25,000 SF

200+

Retail Co-ops

Avg: 5,000 SF

150+

Mixed-Use

Avg: 35,000 SF

10+

Development Sites

Avg: 15,000 BSF

SoHo Real Estate FAQ

What is the average cap rate for SoHo commercial properties?

SoHo commercial cap rates typically range from 4.0% to 5.5% depending on property type and location. Prime retail on West Broadway and Greene Street trades at 4.0-4.5%, while mixed-use buildings on secondary streets can reach 5.0-5.5%. The historic cast-iron architecture and limited supply command premium pricing.

What types of commercial properties are available in SoHo?

SoHo offers diverse commercial property types including cast-iron loft buildings, retail condos and co-ops, mixed-use buildings with residential above retail, and development sites. Many buildings feature landmark status which preserves architectural character but limits modifications. Skyline Properties specializes in off-market SoHo acquisitions.

What makes SoHo attractive for commercial real estate investment?

SoHo combines historic architecture, high-street retail demand, affluent residential population, and strong tourism. The neighborhood attracts luxury brands, galleries, and high-end retailers willing to pay premium rents. Limited new development due to landmark restrictions ensures scarcity value for existing properties.

How do I sell a commercial property in SoHo off-market?

Skyline Properties specializes in confidential off-market transactions in SoHo. We connect property owners with qualified institutional buyers, family offices, and REITs seeking prime retail and mixed-use assets. Contact Robert Khodadadian for a confidential valuation and buyer matching.

Own Property in SoHo?

Get a confidential valuation from NYC's leading off-market broker. Robert Khodadadian has closed $976M+ in transactions and maintains relationships with qualified buyers seeking SoHo properties.