Off-Market Broker SoHo Manhattan

SoHo's cast-iron architecture, landmark status, and global retail recognition create extraordinary demand from luxury brands, institutional investors, and family offices. Limited inventory and high-profile tenants make discretion essential—off-market transactions protect both seller privacy and tenant relationships.

Skyline Properties sources off-market SoHo opportunities including: ground-floor retail condos, mixed-use cast-iron buildings, loft office spaces, and rare fee-simple buildings. Our $50M 131-133 Prince Street retail co-op deal for Acadia Realty Trust demonstrates expertise in complex SoHo transactions.

Key SoHo transactions include: 131-133 Prince Street ($50M retail co-op to Acadia Realty Trust), 72 Greene Street ($42M mixed-use in the cast-iron district), and 210 Bowery ($30M+ to Acadia). These deals showcase our ability to source and execute high-value SoHo transactions off-market.

SoHo's cast-iron historic district status creates both opportunities and constraints. Landmark buildings qualify for historic tax credits but face renovation restrictions. Off-market sourcing helps identify sellers willing to work with buyers who understand and appreciate these requirements.

SoHo attracts: luxury retail brands seeking flagship locations, REITs building high-street portfolios (like Acadia Realty Trust), international family offices seeking trophy Manhattan assets, and value-add investors targeting upper-floor conversions in mixed-use buildings.