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Greystone Management Solutions selected to provide MTA with real estate management services

NEW YORK, NY Greystone Management Solutions, a division of Greystone & Co., Inc., was recently selected to continue to provide the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) with a suite of real estate management services for a five-year term. The MTA selected Greystone following a competitive procurement.

Under the agreement, Greystone will provide account management, construction management, accounting and collections, insurance compliance, and dispute resolution services for the MTA. The MTA’s portfolio consists of approximately 4,000 occupancies that include retail agreements, utility right of way agreements, parking agreements, and easements stretching from Montauk to Poughkeepsie.

“We are proud that our track record has resulted in the MTA choosing to continue partnering with our real estate team to manage this diverse portfolio,” said Charles Di Maggio, CEO of Greystone Management Solutions. “Greystone’s asset management teams include interdisciplinary professionals trained in real estate finance, real estate law and property management.  We are proud to continue to bring our firm’s twenty-year history of real estate advisory services for public institutions to work with the MTA team to maximize non-fare box revenue to the agency.”

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