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Posted: July 30, 2024
NYREJ’s 35th Anniversary: Robert Khodadadian, Skyline Properties
President and CEO
Skyline Properties
When did you discover NYREJ and what was your title and company name at that time?
They found me! My first contact with NYREJ was when Kristine Wolf replied to my email about starting my own firm, Skyline Properties, saying “Hi Robert, Congratulations on the big leap! I was on your website this AM and noticed a typo on the word “syndication.”
Most memorable “15 minutes of fame” in NYREJ:
Definitely July 28, 2014 being nominated as NYREJ’s “Executive of the Month” and dedicating it to my father who had just recently passed away. “Executive of the Month Robert Khodadadian of Skyline Properties: An entrepreneur evolving with changing markets, providing optimal results”
Favorite NYREJ spotlights:
Of course my favorites are the ones that include Skyline Properties and our brokers!
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