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Horovitz named president of Brown Harris Stevens Residential Management

Richard Horovitz

Manhattan, NY Brown Harris Stevens Residential Management (BHS Residential Management), LLC has named Richard Horovitz president of the company. In this role, Horovitz will oversee the BHS Residential Management, LLC company as well as an extensive portfolio of cooperatives and condominiums in some of Manhattan’s most desirable buildings.

“Richard’s depth of experience both at Brown Harris Stevens and in the greater hospitality industry makes him a natural fit for the role of president,” said chief operating officer Alan Kersner. “His dedication to customer service and strong business acumen will help grow our division while continuing exceptional service for our existing clients.”

Horovitz joined the company in 2016 and most recently served as its co-president. Previously, he worked for several hotel groups in operational and service management roles. Horovitz earned a Hotel, Restaurant and Business Management degree from Purdue University.

“I am grateful to take on this new endeavor at Brown Harris Stevens where I have spent the past decade working for Brown Harris Stevens’ premier residential management company,” said Horovitz. “I look forward to continuing the company’s 150-year legacy of excellence for many years to come.”

Paul Herman, who previously served as president of BHS Residential Management, LLC will step into a consultant role as chief strategy officer.

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