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Posted: August 21, 2009
Lieberman joins Winoker
Fashion District leasing professional Evan Lieberman has joined Winoker Realty Co. Widely known and respected in the world of commercial real estate, Lieberman has spent the past 20 years representing both tenants and landlords throughout the Fashion District.
Lieberman, who joins Winoker Realty as managing director, will continue to assist former clients while helping to expand the firm's large, existing portfolio of Fashion District accounts. Lieberman has acted as exclusive broker and advisor to hundreds of prestigious companies.
"Evan Lieberman's arrival does more than reinforce the fact that Winoker Realty is on a growth track," said Corey Abdo, executive vice president and partner at Winoker Realty Co.
"We expect Evan to expand our business platform and accelerate deal flow among Fashion District tenants and landlords. Evan Lieberman is well known among real estate professionals, tenants and landlords in this part of town, and we are extremely pleased that he will be contributing to our company's further growth," said Abdo.
As one of the Fashion District's most seasoned and talented leasing brokers, Lieberman joins Winoker Realty after spending three years at Empire NYC. Prior to Empire NYC, Lieberman spent 17 years with Millenium Realty in Manhattan. During his twenty-plus year career representing both tenants and landlords in the Fashion District, Lieberman has assisted with hundreds of fashion-related lease transactions involving multiple expansions and relocations.
"Understanding how a client thinks is a critically important ability for any leasing broker," said Lieberman. "Having spent my career working with the fashion industry to craft creative occupancy solutions has enabled me to understand their needs. And joining Winoker Realty, which already boasts one of the city's strongest Fashion District practices, dovetails nicely with what I have accomplished in the past and intend to achieve in the future."
Now in its fourth decade of business, Winoker Realty Company is a privately held, second-generation commercial real estate firm serving the diverse real estate needs of a highly prestigious list of tenants, owners, large corporations and growing businesses. Winoker Realty is a midsized independent management and leasing organization that offers its clients an exceptional combination of service and capability.
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