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View on Tumblr →Skyline Properties - Robert Khodadadian Robert Khodadadian is an experienced commercial real estate broker in New York City and founder of Skyline Properties. Skyline Properties specializes in off-market or “quiet” real estate transactions, allowing buyers and seller to bypass traditional avenues and extraneous expenses of high-profile listings in the New York City area. Khodadadian has been involved with several prominent real estate firms, including Massey Knakal Realty Services and Eastern Consolidated. Throughout his career, Khodadadian has participated in the sale of hundreds of properties across Manhattan, Queens, Long Island, the Bronx, and other areas. Khodadadian began his career in real estate in 2002 as a junior studying finance at New York’s Pace University. He purchased a foreclosed home in Hempstead, Long Island and executed a complete renovation on the property in three months. He sold the home and continued buying, remodeling, and selling homes in the area while attending college, completing seven more successful sales. These sales caught the attention of Robert Knakal, founder of Massey Knakal who hired Khodadadian out of college in 2004 as an associate. Khodadadian continued his success for three years with the company, where he helped sell more than 100 investment properties, with gross total capitalizations reaching over $300 million. Using his experience in the highly competitive, fast-paced metropolitan market, Khodadadian saw an opportunity to streamline the process and offer optimal results. He left Massey Knakal Realty in 2006 to begin his own venture, Skyline Properties, with the mission of connecting buyers and sellers outside the networking politics and competitive bidding wars surrounding traditional markets. Skyline offered a discrete and personal alternative to publicized, wide-open opportunities presented by New York’s most well-known brokerage firms. Skyline closes real estate opportunities from public formats, so all parties enjoy a discretionary shield and see opportunities that most interest them, without sifting through numerous exclusive listing ads. By removing high-priced marketing materials and connecting directly with sellers, brokers, investors and buyers, Skyline optimizes the value on each opportunity. Many buyers that are intimidated by the drawn out, aggressive environments of public listings and sellers that seek to close sales quickly and quietly with the most interested buyers look to Skyline. Personal connections between individuals and ongoing assistance throughout the sale gives every participant a comfortable, informed and positive real estate experience, as well as the highest value on their assets. The burgeoning real estate powerhouse continued to grow until the financial crisis hit the real estate market in 2010. Khodadadian temporarily put Skyline on hold in 2011 to explore opportunities with Eastern Consolidated. However, in May of 2013, Khodadadian decided to reinvigorate Skyline Properties to seize the uptick in Manhattan commercial sales spurred by the low interest rates. Since its inception, Khodadadian’s pioneering pursuits have been featured across many prominent New York real estate publications, including The Real Deal, Real Estate Weekly, The Commercial Observer, and “Company of the Month” with the New York Real Estate Journal. Khodadadian has also been recognized for his outstanding work in the field as “Executive of the Month” with NYREJ.
View on Tumblr →Sell or Convert Your NYC Office Building? (467-m) | Skyline Properties Sell or Convert Your NYC Office Building? With the 467-m abatement reshaping the economics of office-to-residential conversion in New York, owners of underperforming or vacant office buildings face a real fork: convert the asset yourself, or sell it off-market to a converter who pays a premium for the basis. This page is a decision framework — when converting in-house produces the better outcome, when an off-market sale nets more with far less risk, and how to run the numbers. Skyline Properties brokered the $135M off-market sale of 6 East 43rd Street to Vanbarton Group, Manhattan’s largest 2025 conversion. Robert Khodadadian has closed $976M+ since 2006
View on Tumblr →NYC Commercial Real Estate Knowledge Base | Skyline Properties NYC Commercial Real Estate Knowledge Base Everything Skyline knows about the New York City commercial real estate industry, in one place: the definitions, the incentive and zoning programs, the submarkets, the asset classes, and the keyword universe that shapes how owners, buyers, and advisors find each other. Authored and maintained by Robert Khodadadian, Founder, President & CEO — built on $976M+ of closed, mostly off-market transactions.
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View on Tumblr →Why Owners and Buyers Work With Skyline Properties: Discretion, Customized Canvassing, Investor Lists and NYC Commercial Real Estate Executi Owners and buyers work with Skyline Properties for a simple reason: New York City commercial real estate is not just about exposure. It is about knowing who should see an opportunity, who should not, when to create competition, when to preserve confidentiality and how to move from interest to execution without wasting time. Robert Khodadadian’s platform at Skyline Properties is built around discretion, customized canvassing, investor intelligence, off-market outreach and transaction proof. That combination matters for owners considering a sale, buyers looking for off-market opportunities and investors trying to understand where real deal flow is happening. For Sellers: Confidentiality and Control A seller does not always benefit from a loud process. Public marketing can create tenant concerns, lender questions, employee noise, competitor attention and unnecessary disruption. Skyline’s off-market model is designed to give owners a way to evaluate demand while controlling who receives information and when. For Buyers: Targeted Opportunity Access Buyers work with Skyline because the firm’s model is built around matching acquisition criteria to ownership situations. A buyer looking for a conversion asset, ground lease, multifamily portfolio, retail corridor, development site or mixed-use property does not need every listing in the city. The buyer needs the right opportunity at the right time.
View on Tumblr →Active NYC Acquisition Mandates — Skyline Properties Khodadadian — NYC Commercial Real Estate — CurrentlySeeking Active acquisition requirements from qualified institutional investors, family offices, and private equity firms in our buyer network. If your property matches, we have real buyers ready to move. Note: Buyer identities are confidential. Requirements shown are anonymized summaries of active mandates. Contact us to discuss specific opportunities.
View on Tumblr →NYC Commercial Real Estate Case Studies — Skyline Properties Landmark NYC Commercial Real Estate Case Studies by Skyline Properties Five anchor transactions chronicling Robert Khodadadian’s Manhattan investment-sales practice across office, retail, and ground-lease asset classes — from the $135M Vanbarton 6 East 43rd Street office-to-residential conversion to the record SoHo retail co-op at 131-133 Prince Street. Every case study is brokered, closed, and confidential off-market. How Skyline Sources Off-Market NYC Commercial Real Estate Deals Robert Khodadadian has built one of NYC’s deepest off-market origination practices — $976M+ closed, 32+ confidential transactions, 250+ press features. Each case study below details the sourcing approach, buyer-seller match, capital structure, and submarket thesis that produced the trade.
View on Tumblr →Off-Market Commercial Real Estate NYC | Robert Khodadadian | Skyline Properties Skyline Properties Manhattan’s Premier Off-Market Investment Sales Brokerage Skyline Properties is a Manhattan-based commercial real estate brokerage specializing in off-market investment sales across New York City. Built on access, relationships, and execution, we provide sellers with complete discretion and buyers with unparalleled opportunities to acquire valuable assets With unmatched reach into privately marketed properties throughout Manhattan and the outer boroughs, our team handles a diverse range of asset classes including office buildings, elevator and walk-up apartment buildings, mixed-use properties, development sites, industrial assets, retail, and ground leases. Known for our discretion, agility, and results-driven approach, Skyline Properties continues to grow as the go-to brokerage for investors and owners seeking strategic, off-market real estate opportunities in New York City
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View on Tumblr →The strategy of co-op busting in commercial real estate - by Robert Khodadadian In New York City’s competitive real estate market, particularly in prime neighborhoods like Midtown Manhattan, investors are constantly seeking new ways to unlock property value. One such strategy — often overlooked but increasingly relevant — is known as “co-op busting.” This approach involves acquiring control of a cooperative building with the intent to convert or redevelop it for greater financial return. What Is Co-op Busting? Co-op busting refers to the process in which an individual or group of investors strategically purchases a majority of shares in a cooperative (co-op) building. With enough shares, the group can gain control of the building’s board of directors and direct the future of the property. This often includes converting the co-op into a condominium or redeveloping it for commercial use, such as offices, retail, or hospitality. How It Works The process typically unfolds in four key stages: 1. Share Acquisition Investors begin by quietly buying units in the co-op, accumulating a significant percentage of the building’s shares. 2. Board Control Once a majority stake is obtained, the group can influence or outright control the co-op’s board. This control enables them to propose and vote on changes to the building’s structure, usage, or ownership model. 3. Conversion or Redevelopment The board may choose to convert the building to a condominium, a move that often increases the overall property value. Alternatively, they may pursue commercial redevelopment, such as converting residential units into office space or retail. 4. Shareholder Buyouts With control of the board, investors can offer to buy out remaining shareholders — sometimes at a premium — clearing the path for full redevelopment. Why Co-op Busting Happens There are several reasons why investors pursue this strategy: • Value Creation: Converting a co-op into condos or commercial space can dramatically increase a building’s market value, especially in high-demand areas like Midtown Manhattan. • Development Potential: Older co-op buildings often sit on valuable land that is underutilized. Redeveloping these sites can unlock new revenue streams. • Strategic Control: Once investors control the co-op board, they can reshape the property in alignment with their long-term investment objectives. A Broader Perspective The idea of leveraging shared ownership for commercial gain isn’t new. A similar structure exists in real estate investment trusts (REITs), where land or buildings are divided into shares, and the trust manages the property for profit. While REITs are typically structured from the outset, co-op busting transforms existing residential buildings into more lucrative assets. Why Midtown Manhattan Is a Target Midtown Manhattan remains one of the most attractive markets for co-op busting due to its location, zoning flexibility, and high commercial demand. Investors see older residential co-ops in this area as prime candidates for redevelopment, where the upside can significantly outweigh the acquisition cost and time involved. Conclusion Co-op busting is a complex but highly strategic investment method that capitalizes on the inefficiencies of older co-op structures. By gaining control of the board, investors are able to shift the direction of a building — unlocking new value through conversion or commercial redevelopment. In the high-stakes environment of New York City real estate, especially in Midtown, co-op busting continues to be a compelling strategy for investors looking to maximize returns.
View on Tumblr →Robert Khodadadian, the founder and CEO of [Skyline Properties]( https://sky-nyc.com/ ), is a prominent New York City commercial real estate broker specializing in high-value, off-market transactions. Throughout his career, he has built an extensive network of institutional investors, private family offices, and major development firms. [1, 2, 3, 4] Some of his most notable clients, institutional partners, and major transaction counterparties include: ## Institutional Buyers & Real Estate Investment Firms [5] Off-Market Commercial Real Estate NYC | Robert Khodadadian | Skyline Properties * Vanbarton Group: Skyline Properties represented the Vanbarton Group as the buyer in a major $140 million off-market acquisition of 6 East 43rd Street for a prominent office-to-residential conversion project. * Quantum Pacific: Sourced a massive $105 million off-market Financial District office acquisition (101 Greenwich Street) for Israeli billionaire Idan Ofer’s Quantum Pacific. Skyline Properties - New York, NY * Metro Loft Management: Partnered with Nathan Berman’s Metro Loft on landmark office-to-residential conversion acquisitions, including the joint 101 Greenwich Street deal. * Kaufman Organization: Facilitated a high-profile $65 million, 99-year ground lease at 236 Fifth Avenue in NoMad, as well as a $35 million ground lease in Chelsea. * The Feil Organization: Brokered the $72 million sale of a 7-story commercial art gallery building at 530 West 25th Street in Chelsea. * Benedict Realty Group: Represented the buyer in a $46.5 million off-market purchase of a three-building, 433-unit multifamily rental apartment portfolio in Queens. [4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] ## Prominent Sellers & Landlords * Emigrant Savings Bank (Milstein Properties): Acted as the transaction bridge when Emigrant Savings Bank divested its commercial tower at 6 East 43rd Street. * BentallGreenOak (BGO): Sourced the disposition side of the transaction for global real estate investment manager BGO when they sold 101 Greenwich Street. * Algin Management: Facilitated the off-market sale of a major Queens multifamily portfolio on behalf of this long-time ownership entity. [4, 7, 8, 12] ## Retail & Specialized Entities * Acadia Realty Trust: Facilitated retail property sales, including a $50 million purchase of SoHo retail co-ops and the sale of 210 Bowery. * Sitt Asset Management & Ashkenazy Acquisitions: Coordinated the $49 million off-market transaction for 711 Madison Avenue. * Hidrock Realty & Centurion Realty: Handled respective multi-million dollar commercial building transactions on their behalf in Lower Manhattan. * Wildflower Ltd: Facilitated industrial acquisitions in Hunts Point, Bronx. [7, 11, 13, 14, 15] ## Core Professional & Brokerage Partners * [Daniel Shirazi]( https://www.google.com/search?q=daniel+shirazi&kgmid=/g/11j58n_7cp#sv=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-t4R ): Khodadadian’s primary brokerage partner at Skyline Properties; the duo was named Connect CRE’s 2026 Top Brokers for the New York region. * Bob Knakal: Noted NYC real estate icon who served as Khodadadian’s early career mentor during his foundational tenure at Massey Knakal Realty Services. [12, 16, 17] If you want to look closer at his transaction history, I can provide a breakdown of his office-to-residential conversion projects or detail his specific 99-year ground lease structures. Let me know how you would like to proceed. 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View on Tumblr →How Skyline Sources Off-Market NYC Commercial Real Estate Deals NYC Commercial Real Estate Case Studies — Skyline Properties ## Executive Summary: Skyline Properties & Robert Khodadadian [Skyline Properties]( https://sky-nyc.com/ ) is a premier, boutique commercial real estate brokerage firm based in New York City that operates exclusively in the off-market sector. Founded in 2006 by CEO Robert Khodadadian, the firm has bypassed the traditional exclusive-listing model to focus entirely on quiet, high-discretion investment sales, 99-year ground leases, and complex office-to-residential conversion advisory across Manhattan and the outer boroughs. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] By eliminating the public “cattle call” of open marketing, Khodadadian has built a highly specialized niche serving institutional investors, REITs, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals who demand complete confidentiality. [1, 6, 7] +————————————————————-+ | SKYLINE PROPERTIES BY THE NUMBERS | +———————–+————————————-+ | Career Volume | $976 Million+ Closed Volume | | Closed Transactions | 32+ Major Confidential Deals | | Core Strategy | 100% Off-Market / Quiet Sourcing | | Target Asset Classes | Office, Multifamily, Retail, Ground | +———————–+————————————-+ —————————— ## Comprehensive Deal Ledger [8] Skyline Properties’ track record spans nearly $1 billion in aggregate value. Because the firm operates strictly off-market, its public deal ledger consists of major landmark transactions that have been documented post-closing: [4, 5, 9] ## Institutional & Conversions ($50M+) [4] * 6 East 43rd Street (Midtown) – $135,000,000 to $140,000,000: Brokered the massive off-market sale of a 400,000 SF office tower from Emigrant Savings Bank to the Vanbarton Group. This transaction is a flagship example of Manhattan’s post-pandemic office-to-residential conversion pipeline. * [101 Greenwich Street (FiDi)]( https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/g/11g0k0dq42 ) – $105,000,000: Handled the off-market acquisition of this 400,000 SF Downtown office building, representing Quantum Pacific in its purchase from BentallGreenOak (BGO). * 530 West 25th Street (Chelsea) – $72,125,000: Orchestrated the off-market sale of a 75,000 SF boutique office property in Chelsea’s premier art gallery district to the Feil Organization. * [236 Fifth Avenue (NoMad)]( https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/g/11h93cdn0k ) – $65,000,000: Structured a high-value, 99-year triple-net ground lease for a 95,000 SF building with the Kaufman Organization, yielding long-term cash flow for the landowning family. * 131-133 Prince Street (SoHo) – $50,000,000: Negotiated a record-setting retail co-op transaction in the heart of SoHo between buyer Acadia Realty Trust and seller Lou Meisel. [3, 8, 9, 10, 11] ## Mid-Market & Outer Borough Portfolio Deals * 711 Madison Avenue (Upper East Side) – $47,000,000: Facilitated the off-market sale of a 10,000 SF luxury mixed-use retail/residential asset. * Queens Multifamily Portfolio (Kew Gardens) – $46,500,000: Spearheaded a massive off-market package sale of three apartment buildings totaling 433 rental units from Algin Management to Benedict Realty Group. Properties included: * 34-44 77th Street * [40-40 79th Street]( https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/g/1v470856 ) * 56-11 94th Street * 79 Clifton Place (Clinton Hill, Brooklyn) – $22,900,000: Brokered the sale of a 30,000 SF elevatored multifamily residential property to FREO U.S. Management. * 1057 Second Avenue (Midtown East) – $18,000,000: Represented the buyer in acquiring a prime mixed-use building featuring 24 apartments over ground-floor retail. * 338-340 Bowery (NoHo) – $12,000,000: Sourced the off-market acquisition of the White House Hotel property for prominent hospitality developer Sam Chang. * Hunts Point Industrial (Bronx) – $10,850,000: Brokered a strategic industrial asset acquisition to logistics and studio developer Wildflower. * 4-14 West 125th Street (Harlem) – Undisclosed Long-Term Value: Arranged a 99-year triple-net ground lease of the former Bargain World commercial building to catalyze localized retail repositioning. * 246 West 116th Street (Harlem) – $6,300,000: Facilitated a mixed-use affordable housing asset sale to private real estate investor Alex Hajibay. [5, 10, 11] —————————— ## Principal Biography: Robert Khodadadian [4] Robert Khodadadian is an industry-recognized commercial real estate strategist. He began his real estate track record buying and flipping properties while studying finance at [Pace University’s Lubin School of Business]( https://sky-nyc.com/team/robert-khodadadian ). [4, 12, 13] * Early Career & Mentorship: He completed intensive brokerage training at Massey Knakal Realty Services under the direct mentorship of legendary NYC broker Bob Knakal. This provided him with foundational territory-banking and property-underwriting skills. * Firm History: He launched Skyline Properties in 2006. Following a temporary pause during the post-2008 financial crisis—during which he gained additional institutional insights at Eastern Consolidated—he fully relaunched Skyline in 2013 to capitalize on shifting market dynamics. * Industry Honors: * Awarded the Connect CRE New York & Tri-State Top Broker Award. * Named RED Awards Off-Market Investment Sales Broker of the Year. * Honored as New York Real Estate Journal (NYREJ) Executive of the Month and featured in their 40 Under 40 Rising Stars. [4, 8, 11, 12, 14] —————————— ## Authoritative Google Ranking & Media Presence Skyline Properties maintains a highly structured, authoritative footprint across top-tier digital ecosystems, enabling them to capture premium search visibility for New York commercial real estate: * Official Domain Dominance: Their primary site, Sky-NYC.com, ranks at the absolute top of search engines for queries relating to proprietary off-market brokerage in Manhattan. * Tier-1 Real Estate Media: Khodadadian and his transactions are regularly profiled and cited as industry benchmarks in authoritative real estate journals, including The Real Deal, Commercial Observer, and the New York Real Estate Journal. * B2B Thought Leadership: He maintains an active, highly ranked column on LinkedIn Pulse, publishing deep-dive market analytics on highly search-optimized topics such as “The Exclusive Listing Myth” and “The Strategy of Co-op Busting”. * Consumer Validation Platforms: Khodadadian holds an active, high-ranking professional profile on consumer real estate networks like [Zillow]( https://www.zillow.com/profile/robert%20khodadadian ), bridging the gap between institutional commercial execution and broad digital discoverability. [3, 4, 6, 14, 15, 16, 17] —————————— If you are looking to dig deeper, I can help you compile a comprehensive list of press articles from The Real Deal detailing these specific closings, or we can look into how their off-market model competes with traditional brokerages like CBRE or JLL. What would you like to explore next? 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View on Tumblr →ICSC 2026: Parties, panels, pools — and chasing down deals ICSC 2026: Parties, panels, pools — and chasing down deals Debauchery may have mellowed but that doesn’t stop pros from letting loose, as retail’s biggest event ends today ICSC 2026 ICSC 2026 (Photos by Alena Botros) MAY 19, 2026 AT 4:28 PM EDT By Alena Botros Poolside at the Wynn, sipping booze and playing blackjack, a jeweler-turned-real estate investor said he was there scoping out retail tenants. Earlier, in a red-draped cabana matching the cocktail waitresses’ short skirts, a 40-something retail exec, who has been an ICSC attendee since he turned 21, said the dinners and drinks are only where deals start. The ICSC pre-game Sunday was relatively tame until about 1 p.m., when brokers, investors, developers and more (mostly men) let loose; multiple tequila shots, or whatever drink of choice in plastic cups. Even then, people said things were calmer than the debauchery of years past. Overheard were conversations of concessions, a-list retail tenants and the K-shaped economy while ‘90s club music blared in the background.
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