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Bendit of Taconic Investment Partner and Tirosh of Douglas Elliman address B’nai B’rith Real Estate luncheon, “Essex Crossing– Transformation of Lower East Side”

Shown (from left) are: Stuart Eisenberg of BDO USA, Harry Zlokower of Zlokower Company Public Relations, Charles Bendit of
Taconic Investment Partners, Ariel Tirosh of Douglas Elliman Real Estate, Gerald Morganstern of Goetz Fitzpatrick
and Joel Breitkopf of Alchemy Properties

Manhattan, NY Charles Bendit, co-chief executive officer at Taconic Investment Partners and Ariel Tirosh, senior vice president at Douglas Elliman Real Estate, addressed the B’nai B’rith Real Estate luncheon, held March 14 at The Cornell Club. Their topic was “Essex Crossing—Transformation of The Lower East Side.” 

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