In continuing to expand its diverse investment sales team, commercial real estate specialist Oren Neria has joined Eastern Consolidated as an associate director, according to Eastern Consolidated president Daun Paris.
In his new role, Neria will focus on the purchase and sale of all property types throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn.
"With his impressive track record, Oren's energy, talent and dynamism are reflective of our company work culture and New York City's dynamic real estate market," Paris said. "We are excited to have him on board."
Prior to joining Eastern, Neria served as director of investment sales at ERG Property Advisors.
During his three-year period at ERG, Neria worked on exclusive marketing campaigns for multi-million dollar properties and helped broker real estate transactions in excess of $32 million.
Previously, he served as a business analyst at Hotels Director in Santiago, Chile where he worked as a managerial consultant to an emerging market real estate development firm.
He also worked at two hedge funds, Oracle Partners and Kaia Investment Management.
Neria studied history and philosophy at Boston University and completed the Business Certificate Program at Columbia University. He is fluent in Hebrew.
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