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NoMadCommercial Real Estate

NYC's hottest office submarket. From trophy Fifth Avenue buildings to 99-year ground leases, we specialize in off-market NoMad transactions including the landmark $65M 236 Fifth Avenue deal.

$65-110

Office Rent/SF

4.5-6.0%

Cap Rate Range

$65M

236 Fifth Ave Deal

Tech Hub

Primary Tenant Base

Landmark NoMad Deal

236 Fifth Avenue - $65M 99-Year Ground Lease to Kaufman Organization

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NoMad Submarkets

Fifth Avenue Corridor

Prime NoMad frontage along Fifth Avenue from 23rd to 30th Streets. Mix of office and retail with strong tenant demand.

Avg Rent:$75-$95/SF (office)
Cap Rate:5.0-5.5%
Class A officeGround floor retailHistoric buildingsTech tenants

Broadway / Park Avenue South

Eastern edge of NoMad with larger floor plates and newer construction. Popular with tech and media companies.

Avg Rent:$65-$85/SF (office)
Cap Rate:5.0-6.0%
Modern officesTech hubRestaurant rowHigh demand

Madison Square Park Adjacent

Premium addresses directly facing Madison Square Park. Trophy office and ground lease opportunities.

Avg Rent:$85-$110/SF (office)
Cap Rate:4.5-5.5%
Park viewsTrophy assetsLandmark buildingsPremium rents

Property Types in NoMad

50+

Class A Office

Avg: 150,000 SF

100+

Class B Office

Avg: 75,000 SF

75+

Mixed-Use

Avg: 100,000 SF

15+

Ground Lease

Avg: Various

NoMad Real Estate FAQ

What is the average cap rate for NoMad commercial properties?

NoMad cap rates range from 4.5% to 6.0% depending on building class and location. Park-adjacent trophy assets trade at 4.5-5.0%, while Class B buildings on secondary streets reach 5.5-6.0%. Skyline Properties closed the landmark $65M 236 Fifth Avenue 99-year ground lease in NoMad.

Why is NoMad attractive for commercial real estate investment?

NoMad (North of Madison Square Park) has emerged as NYC's premier tech and creative hub. The neighborhood offers historic architecture, excellent transit, proximity to Madison Square Park, and a thriving restaurant/retail scene. Strong tenant demand from tech, media, and professional services drives consistent rent growth.

What ground lease opportunities exist in NoMad?

NoMad offers significant ground lease opportunities for multigenerational wealth preservation. Skyline Properties closed the $65M 236 Fifth Avenue 99-year ground lease to Kaufman Organization. Daniel Shirazi and Robert Khodadadian specialize in structuring these complex transactions.

How do I sell a commercial property in NoMad off-market?

Skyline Properties specializes in confidential off-market NoMad transactions. We maintain relationships with institutional buyers, family offices, and REITs actively seeking NoMad office and mixed-use assets. Contact Robert Khodadadian for a confidential valuation.

Own Property in NoMad?

Get a confidential valuation from NYC's leading off-market broker. Skyline Properties closed the landmark $65M 236 Fifth Avenue ground lease and maintains relationships with qualified buyers seeking NoMad properties.

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