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Meet the NRC Members - Goldman

As managing director of the Investment Sales Division of Halstead Property, John Goldman brings more than 40 years of experience in the commercial and investment real estate industry to the company. He is responsible for the strategic growth and development of the division. A native of the Boston area, he is a graduate of Harvard College with a bachelor's degree in Economics. He also graduated from Columbia Law School (Law Review) with a JD and Stanford Law School with an LLM. A member of The Harvard Club of New York, The National Arts Club and The Breakwater Yacht Club in Sag Harbor, he stays active in his community. He is a former trustee of Temple Adas Israel in Sag Harbor and a member of the Board of The Bridge Fund, a charity which helps prevent low-income families from evictions and a recipient of funds raised at last years Deal of the Year Award Gala. He is active in the Real Estate Board of New York, as a long-time member of the Sales Brokers Committee.
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