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Posted: April 11, 2008
Adler joins TEI as assoc., acquisitions and development
According to Time Equities Inc. (TEI), Zachary Adler has joined the company as an associate, acquisitions and development.
Adler broke into the industry when he joined Studley Inc. In 2006, Adler joined TEI as an intern. His primary responsibilities, which have been expanded in his current role, included assisting the development team in managing $1 billion of development, providing asset management services for properties in Kansas City, Mo. and N.Y.C., and sourcing and underwriting new acquisitions throughout North America.
Adler earned a bachelor of arts degree from Emory University and is currently pursuing a masters of science in Real Estate at NYU.
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