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REBNY holds Spring Members' Luncheon

Shown above (from left) are: REBNY president John Banks with REBNY’s 2016 Most Promising Commercial Salesperson of the Year, Hayley Schoener of JLL, and members of REBNY’s Commercial Brokerage Board of Directors: Steven Hornstock, ABS Partners Real Estate; Robin Abrams, Eastern Consolidated; Scott Singer, The Singer & Bassuk Organization; Peter Schubert, TerraCRG; Bill Montana, Savills Studley, Vice Chair of the Commercial Brokerage Board of Directors; and Cynthia Wasserberger, JLL. The 2017 Most Promising Commercial Salesperson of the Year, Evan Fiddle of CBRE, with members of REBNY’s Commercial Brokerage Board of Directors: Ira Fishman, HSP Real Estate Group; James Nelson, Cushman & Wakefield, Chair of the Commercial Brokerage Board of Directors; David Falk, Newmark Knight Frank; and Evan Pariser, HFF.

Shown (from left) are: Bruce Mosler, Cushman & Wakefield;
John  Banks, REBNY president; Ric Clark, Brookfield
Property Group and Brookfield Property Partners;
Kevin Wang, KRW Realty Advisors, co-chair of the
REBNY General Members Committee; Laurie Golub,
Square Mile Capital Management; Isaac Zion,
SL Green Realty Corp.; Jeff Levine, Douglaston Development

New York, NY At the Real Estate Board of New York’s Spring Members’ Luncheon, Bruce Mosler, chairman of global brokerage at Cushman & Wakefield, led a panel discussion on the tax overhaul, foreign investment, interest rates, infrastructure, and development opportunities. The esteemed panelists were: Ric Clark, senior managing partner and chairman of Brookfield Property Group and Brookfield Property Partners; Laurie Golub, COO at Square Mile Capital Management; Isaac Zion, co-chief investment officer for SL Green Realty Corp.; and Jeffrey Levine, chairman of Douglaston Development. 
At the biannual real estate networking lunch, attended by 500 real estate industry professionals, Evan Fiddle, VP at CBRE, was named the 2017 Most Promising Commercial Salesperson of the Year by REBNY and its Commercial Brokerage board of directors. 
REBNY would like to thank the sponsors of the members’ luncheon: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New York Properties, Cushman & Wakefield, Eastern Consolidated, Glenwood, Jack Resnick & Sons, Inc., and Newmark Knight Frank.

 

 

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