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- Regular Hours:
Mon - Sun - Phone:
Main - 212-537-9239
Fax - 212-257-7028
- Address:
- 220 East 42nd Street, suite 3102 New York, NY 10017
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- Categories
- Real Estate Exchange, Real Estate Investing
- Services / Products
- Commercial Real Estate Investment Services
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- Neighborhoods
- Midtown Manhattan, Turtle Bay, Midtown East
- Languages
- English, Vietnamese
- Associations
- REBNY, ICSC
General Info
Using his experience in traditional real estate sales, Khodadadian saw an opportunity to streamline the process and offer optimal value and a superior real estate experience for New York City’s buyers, sellers and investors. 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. Sky Line 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, Sky Line 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 innovative approach enticed many of New York’s active investors and brokers, as well as a long list of exceptional off-market developments in popular commercial and residential areas. Off-market deals and discretionary investing proved advantageous for all parties and Skyline’s continuous growth allowed Khodadadian to expand the enterprise in 2010. Sky Line’s second office on 220 Park Ave, Brooklyn opened up opportunities for new employees, access to new customers and a wider market area to explore valuable properties. The burgeoning real estate powerhouse continued to grow until the financial crisis hit the real estate market in 2012. Khodadadian temporarily put Sky Line on hold in 2012 to explore opportunities with Eastern Consolidated, one of New York’s most prestigious real estate firms. In May of 2013, shifts in the real estate economy brought Khodadadian back to his independent company with a renewed vision for off-market transactions. Low interest rates spurred a rise in Manhattan commercial sales, luring new buyers into the market with a wary eye for public bidding. Leveraging new skills and knowledge gained from Eastern Consolidated, Khodadadian returned to Skyline with new listings, enthusiastic new buyers, brokers, investors, and new strategies for prolific expansion. Since its inception in 2006, Skyline’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 (NYREJ). Khodadadian has also been recognized for his outstanding work in the field as “Executive of the Month” with NYREJ. Lead by real estate veteran Robert Khodadadian, Skyline’s staff presents an advanced, detailed knowledge of the market and gives customers access to New York’s many hidden gems. Skyline has been instrumental in many multi-million dollar commercial developments, including a $12 million contract for the White House Hotel, a 99-year triple net ground lease of a four-story commercial site in Harlem, and a retail co-op on Prince St. for $50 million.