Manhattan, NY Benenson Capital Partners has elevated three professionals within its investment and asset management teams as the firm reorganizes its leadership team.
Manhattan, NY Adler & Stachenfeld LLP (A&S) have elected two new partners. Jonathan Rothstein and Matthew Carpinello will serve as partners within the firm’s joint venture (JV) and finance practice groups.
Manhattan, NY Debby Jenkins and Mordecai Rosenberg have been appointed co-presidents of Greystone’s comprehensive lending business platform. Together, Jenkins and Rosenberg will seek to elevate, expand, and innovate across a variety
Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Land Title welcomes Samuel Weiner and Alon Jakubowitz. Weiner comes with five years of experience working at both Langdon Title and Riverside Abstract, and will join Chris Yong as partner.
Manhattan, NY Ariel Property Advisors (Ariel) presented its internal recognition awards honoring its top producers, leaders and rising stars for their achievements throughout 2023. In addition, Ariel
Manhattan, NY Alvarez & Marsal Property Solutions (AM-PS) has added Max Swerdloff to its leasing team. “We are thrilled to welcome Max to our team. Having recently transitioned from the landlord side
Manhattan, NY Soloviev Group has appointed Michael Balboni, former deputy secretary for public safety and Homeland Security advisor for New York state who serves as president and managing director of RedLand Strategies, to the role of safety and security advisor for Freedom Plaza.
New York, NY Fried Frank advised MCR, the country’s third-largest hotel owner-operator, on its refinancing of a 16-hotel portfolio for $333 million, generating $51 million of net proceeds. MCR acquired the 16 hotels — totaling 2,274 guestrooms — primarily in 2020 and 2021.
Manhattan, NY Sola Salon Studios has completed a lease for a new location at 50 West 17
th St. in the Flatiron District. The company will occupy 7,200 s/f on the fifth floor. Sola Salon Studios supports entrepreneurs in the beauty service industry,
As train station parking lots fill up again and lines form at coffee shops near transit centers, one may ask, “Have we returned to normal? Is commuting worth it again?” Depending on the industry, it can be a resounding “yes” or a definitive “never”. But as the Partnership
