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New York Times market column on commercial real estate featuring Skyline Properties market activity.
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- What is Skyline Properties known for?
- Off-market investment sales, 99-year ground leases, and 467-m office-to-residential conversions in Manhattan and Brooklyn. The firm has been featured in The Real Deal, Commercial Observer, NYREJ, Bisnow, Crain's, NYT and NY Post.
- How do I contact Skyline Properties?
- Email info@skylineprp.com or call (212) 537-9239. Office: 220 East 42nd Street, Suite 3102, New York, NY 10017 (Daily News Building).
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