Stein of Certilman Balin Adler & Hyman named one of Long Island's Top 50 around 50

Howard Stein, partner-in-Charge of the Real Estate Practice Group at Certilman Balin Adler & Hyman, LLP, was honored as one of 50 Long Islander leaders around the age of 50 who have made tremendous contributions to their communities. Long Island Business News recognized the 50 honorees at a dinner on September 24 at the Garden City Hotel. Stein concentrates his practice on matters related to real property acquisitions, leasing, real estate finance and loan workouts. He handled the sale of the Melville "pumpkin farm" to Canon USA for its North American Headquarters, in what could be the largest price paid for a land sale on Long Island. Additionally, Stein is an Adjunct Professor of Real Estate Law, where he serves as Chairman of the School's Board of Governors. Active in the community, Stein serves as vice president and counsel for Hope for Youth, Inc., a home for abused children. He is an executive board member, counsel and vice president of the Suffolk Y Jewish Community Center, and he has been an active supporter of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island and was the recipient of its Presidential Award in 2000. In 2007, he was the recipient of the Harry Chapin Humanitarian Award from Long Island Cares, Inc.