Dabbah joins TerraCRG as vice president of investment sales
According to TerraCRG, Joseph Dabbah has joined the team as vice president of investment sales.
Dabbah will be focusing on the sale of multi-family and mixed use assets in East Flatbush and other emerging neighborhoods. Prior to joining TerraCRG, Dabbah was the president of JMD Capital, where he developed and brought over 160,000 s/f of condominium and single family homes to Park Slope and Bergen Beach.
Dabbah started his commercial real estate career in 1999, where he also focused on Brooklyn and worked as a broker at Metrovest Equities.
Dabbah has a law degree from the George Washington University School of Law and a finance degree from New York University.
Dabbah was born in Tel-Aviv, Israel and raised in Brooklyn. He currently lives in Midwood with his wife and two children, and his love and expertise of Brooklyn has prepared him for his new role at TerraCRG.
"Joseph's knowledge of Brooklyn combined with his sales experience made him the perfect candidate for this new position," said Brian Edwards, COO of TerraCRG. "We're also excited about our expansion into the South Brooklyn market, which has experienced a ton of recent growth."
"I'm thrilled to join TerraCRG as the new vice president of their South Brooklyn division," said Dabbah. "I know these neighborhoods like the back of my own hand from living in the area for over 25 years, and I'm excited to grow within the TerraCRG team and watch the South Brooklyn neighborhoods continue to develop."
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