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Posted: March 25, 2014
The Young Jewish Professionals hosts a Real Estate Summit on March 20th
On Thursday March 20th, the Young Jewish Professionals (YJP) hosted a Real Estate Summit at the Chelsea Pearl, 121 West 19th St.
David Lichtenstein CEO of Lightstone, Jeffrey Gural Chairman of Newmark, David Henry CEO of Kimco and Ron Sernau Co-Chair of RE for Proskauer spoke to a sold out crowd. Over 200 attendees enjoyed the panel discussion as well as networking, sushi bar, dinner, and top shelf open bar.
Group Photo - Shown (from left) are: Andrew Barrocas, CEO of MNS; Shaya Lesches, director of YJP; David Lichtenstein, CEO of The Lightstone Group; Greg Corbin, managing director at Besen & Associates (and YJP real estate chairman); Ron Sernau, co-chair of the Real Estate Department at Proskauer; David Henry, CEO of Kimco; and Jeffrey Gural, chairman of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank.
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