Phillips of Jamestown and Siegel of Belvedere Capital speak at YM/WREA luncheon

Shown standing (from left) are: Darell Handler of Handler Real Estate Org., Alex Kaskel of ABS, Craig Waggner of CW, Laura Jackson of FTI Consulting, Justin Heubener of Rockefeller, and Jessica Kanfer of The Office Group. Shown seated (from left) are:
Camille McGratty of Silverstein, Michael Phillips of Jamestown, David Falk of Newmark, Glen Siegel of Belvedere Capital, and Alex Budd of RXR.

Manhattan, NY On April 10th, the Young Mens/Womens Real Estate Association (YM/WREA) hosted their monthly luncheon. This time, they held a panel for the speakers, Michael Phillips, principal and president of Jamestown and Glen Siegel, founder of Belvedere Capital, which was moderated by David Falk, president, NY Tri-State, Newmark, their longtime leasing agent for Chelsea Market and Industry City.

Shown (from left) are: Michael Phillips of Jamestown, Glen Siegel of Belvedere Capital, and David Falk of Newmark

Phillips and Siegel told the story of how their vision of Chelsea Market evolved alongside the Meatpacking District, as well as Midtown South. They discussed how they value inclusive ideas for their properties as compared to exclusive concepts. As well as their view on the Brooklyn office market and how Industry City fits.

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