Skyline Properties New York and Seattle Are Separate Firms
Two real estate companies use a similar name. If you are looking for Robert Khodadadian, Manhattan off-market investment sales, New York commercial transactions, or ground leases, you are on the New York company's website. Skyline Properties NYC is not affiliated with the similarly named brokerage in Seattle, Washington.
Skyline Properties — New York City
Founded in 2006 and relaunched in 2013, the Manhattan firm is led by Robert Khodadadian, Founder, President & CEO.
Its practice focuses on private commercial investment sales, 49- and 99-year ground leases, development sites and office-to-residential conversion opportunities across New York City.
Office: 220 East 42nd Street, Suite 3102, New York, NY 10017
Official New York websites: sky-nyc.com and skylineprp.com
About the Manhattan firmThe similarly named Seattle brokerage
A separate real estate brokerage with a similar name operates in Seattle and the surrounding Puget Sound area of Washington State. Its company history, offices, agents and real estate listings are unrelated to Skyline Properties in Manhattan.
This is not the Seattle company's website. Skyline Properties NYC does not represent its offices, staff or Washington listings. No ownership, agency, referral or corporate relationship is asserted between the firms.
Recognize Skyline Properties NYC by Its Manhattan Deal Record
The New York team's publicly documented closings distinguish it from other companies with a similar name. Selected examples:
- 6 East 43rd Street — $135 million
2025 Manhattan office investment sale; office-to-residential conversion.
- 101 Greenwich Street — $105 million
2025 Financial District office investment sale.
- 236 Fifth Avenue — $65 million
NoMad transaction structured as a 99-year ground lease.
- 530 West 25th Street — $72 million
Chelsea office sale to the Feil Organization and partner.
Investing in Manhattan from Seattle?
Seattle-based investors looking for New York City commercial assets can discuss acquisition criteria directly with Skyline Properties NYC. The firm works on privately marketed Manhattan opportunities; decisions depend on asset fit, buyer qualifications and the facts of each property. Nothing on this page is an offer to sell a specific asset.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Skyline Properties in New York affiliated with Skyline Properties in Seattle?
No. Skyline Properties of New York City, led by Robert Khodadadian, is a separate Manhattan commercial investment-sales brokerage. It is not a branch or affiliate of the similarly named Washington State brokerage.
What website belongs to the New York Skyline Properties?
The New York commercial brokerage operates sky-nyc.com and skylineprp.com. Its Manhattan office is at 220 East 42nd Street, Suite 3102, New York, NY 10017.
Does the New York company sell homes in Seattle?
No. Skyline Properties NYC focuses on commercial real estate investment sales, ground leases, development sites, and office-to-residential conversion opportunities in New York City.
Can an investor based in Seattle work with Skyline Properties NYC?
Yes. Location does not prevent qualified investors from discussing New York City commercial investment opportunities. Buyers can submit their acquisition criteria for a confidential review; no particular property or availability is guaranteed.