Clark of Brookfield speaks at YM/WREA February event

Shown seated (from left) are: Laura Jackson of FTI Consulting, Ric Clark of Brookfield, and Alex Kaskel of ABS Partners. Shown standing (from left) are: James Nelson of Avison Young, Ryan Lee of RXR, Alan Bernstein of Waterman Interests, Lauren Calandriello of JRT Realty, and Forest Mas of North River Co.

Ric Clark of Brookfield speaks at the
February 11^th YM/WREA event

New York, NY On Tuesday, February 11^th, the Young Men’s/Women’s Real Estate Association of New York hosted Ric Clark, chairman and managing partner of Brookfield, at The University Club for a real estate discussion.

Clark shared updates on various real estate projects around the world such as 660 Fifth Ave. (formerly 666 Fifth Ave.), Brookfield Place, and Manhattan West. Clark highlighted sustainability as a key decision making measure.

For more information about YMWREA, visit https://ymwrea.org.

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