Shown (from left) are: David Gerstenhaber, Brixmor Property Group; Doug Weinstein, Sholom & Zuckerbrot; Nick Andreadis, Brixmor; and event sponsor Doug Calvin, Party City.
Shown (from left) are: Hugh Kelly, SRS Real Estate Partners; Susan Sievers, NAI Long Island; and an attendee.
Shown (from left) are: Gerald Krell, Treeco, and Matt Oggle, SRS Real Estate Partners.
Shown is Tom Hornstein of Horn Companies enjoying a laugh.
Shown is Karalynn Holbrook, Acadia Realty Trust, talking with guests.
Shown (from left) are the costume winners: Celine Arsac, Colin Development, and Kristine Wolf, NYREJ, with Bill Miller, Au Bon Pain.
Shown (from left) are: TRN President, Joe Deal, Bohler Engineering, and TRN founders, Stu Fagen, Sabre Real Estate, Josh Weinkranz, Kimco Realty, and Jay Siano, Sabre.
A terrifying realm of networking.
Shown is the Retail Nightmare event staff.
Guests had plenty to discuss in TRN's terrifying realm of networking. TRN board members Bill Miller and Nick Andreadis are now with new firms. Bill Miller is vice president of real estate for Au Bon Pain and Nick Andreadis has transitioned to Brixmor Property Group. TRN founder, Jay Siano, recently broke ground on launching a new company, Sabre Real Estate, with Ken Breslin.
"TRN continues to grow with each event. The haunted mansion and costumes make this one of our most unusual events to date. TRN's creative events enable our members to stay connected and have fun at the same time," said Siano.
Attendees were sure to get noticed, as guests were encouraged to dress up. Best costume was awarded a $1,000 prize. In the end, it was a bewitching tie between Celine Arsac of Colin Development and the New York Real Estate Journal's own Kristine Wolf.
In addition to connecting people, the event also succeeded in raising money for the New York City Clothing Bank, TRN's primary charity. Proceeds from the event will assist NYCCB in continuing its mission of distributing new apparel, toys and other goods to New Yorkers in need.
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