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Meet the BMAR Members - Finkelman

Perry Finkelman, CPM, RAM, is a partner and managing director of the American Development Group. He has over 20 years experience as a leader in real estate management, marketing, finance, investment and development. He has created over 3,000 apartments, and has built and managed office, industrial and retail projects throughout the metropolitan region. He graduated from the Bernard M. Baruch College and is a Certified Property Manager (CPM) affiliated with Langsam Property Services, an AMO organization, and a Registered Apartment Manager (RAM). He is also a partner and managing director of Automotion Parking Systems. Other professional affiliations include the Rent Stabilization Association, Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP), Associated Builders and Owners, Bronx and Manhattan North Board of Realtors, Long Island Board of Realtors, and NYS Energy Efficient Building Association. Additionally, Finkelman was the chapter president of the Institute of Real Estate Management for Long Island from 1992 to 1996. Finkelman is on the board of directors of a number of organizations including the Long Island Division of the Jewish National Fund, State of Israel Bonds and The Hebrew Academy of Nassau County. Finkelman has been a benefactor of the Cleveland School of Music, Music for Autistic Children Program.
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