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Posted: October 18, 2016
State of the State 2016: Shimon Shkury of Ariel Property Advisors
Shimon Shkury, Ariel Property AdvisorsWhat is driving the growth of your business in 2016?
Our growth continues to come from selling multifamily, commercial, and development properties throughout New York City. Our capital services division, which we launched last year, is also starting to really take off. Despite a downturn in the number of transactions citywide, particularly in the development sector, we are on track to close more deals year-over-year. Lastly, our research division continues to provide hundreds of asset evaluations to owners looking to get a handle on current market trends and pricing.
Shimon Shkury is the president of Ariel Property Advisors.
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