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Posted: June 23, 2014
Herrick, Feinstein hosts "The Art of Real Estate" event at Tribeca Rooftop on June 2
Herrick, Feinstein LLP hosted "The Art of Real Estate" event at Tribeca Rooftop on June 2. This was a great opportunity for Herrick, Feinstein to showcase their strong real estate department along with their highly specialized and unique art law department. The event brought together high-profile friends and clients in both the art and real estate worlds to discuss how art and real estate have both become excellent forms of commodities.
The event was made even more enjoyable by an evening of perfect weather and views of the Manhattan skyline. Featured at the event was a 12 ft. skyline artwork by artist, James McNabb, along with various architectural models from students at the Pratt Institute.
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