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Posted: January 26, 2015
The Moinian Group holds its 2014 holiday party at Espace
On December 10th from 6-10 p.m., hundreds of guests gathered at Espace on the West Side for The Moinian Group's 2014 holiday party - steps from Moinian's 1,174-unit residential development, 605 West 42nd St.
Attendees included top executives in the real estate industry - Joseph Moinian, himself, his brother, Morris Moinian, principal and founder of Fortuna Realty Group, and Jay Badame, president and COO of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania for Tishman Construction - as well as top brokers, including Bruce Mosler, chairman of global brokerage of Cushman & Wakefield, and Luis Ortiz from Bravo's Million Dollar Listing New York, and many more.
Upon entering the venue, guests were greeted with passed hors d'oeuvres and specialty cocktails named to reflect the Moinian brand and upcoming projects, such as the "Moinian Manhattan," "French 605," "3HB G&T," and "11th Ave Martini." The perimeter of the room was lined with a gourmet spread where guests could select from various stations ranging from made-to-order sushi, carving, and an endless selection of sweets.
While enjoying the musical styling of the nine-piece live band, Soul Connection, guests were treated to a tequila tasting featuring Don Julio 1942 and Don Julio 70.
Captions for additional images coming through WeTransfer:
8. Joseph and Nazee Moinian
9. From left to right: Jamie Covello (Executive Director of Brokerage, Cushman & Wakefield), Joseph Moinian, Joanne Podell (Vice Chairman of Retail Services, Cushman & Wakefield), Mitchell Moinian
10. From left to right: Bradley Gerla (Executive Vice President, CBRE) and Mitchell Arkin (Executive Director, Cushman & Wakefield)
11. From left to right: Julio Peterson (VP of Real Estate at Shubert Organization), Matthew Moinian (Senior VP of The Moinian Group), Mitchell Moinian, and Elad Dror (President of PD Properties)
12. Venue décor: a center piece modeled after Moinian's 605 West 42nd Street development
13. Venue décor
écor: a center piece modeled after Moinian's 605 West 42nd Street development.écor
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