Donald Trump could be included in the ranks of real estate business in New York, United States. However, he did not go in order of most successful businessmen. Therefore, the property tycoon ranked only 14th out of 100 business people who enter the annual list published by The New York Observer.
Meanwhile, developers such as the Durst family, Marc Holliday, Andrew Mathias, and in the top position in the list of most successful businessmen. They succeeded because it helped rank the real estate market improved.
In the list of the most successful real estate businessman in New York, there are newcomers, such as Gary Barnett, president of Extell Development Company and Nets owner, Mikhail Prokhorov. In fact, the Chinese President, Hu Jintao, also in the top 10 most successful real estate businessman in New York
Here are five of the most successful real estate businessman in New York, from the previous five others as quoted VIVAnews.com from page
5. Mort Zuckerman
Position: Leader of Boston Properties
Real estate tycoon's focus on upscale office projects, with the yield or profit expectations quite large. He briefly considered challenging Christian Gillibrand for the Senate seat in 2010 election, but ultimately refused to carry it out.
4. Steve Roth and Michael Fascitelli
Real estate tycoon's focus on upscale office projects, with the yield or profit expectations quite large. He briefly considered challenging Christian Gillibrand for the Senate seat in 2010 election, but ultimately refused to carry it out.
4. Steve Roth and Michael Fascitelli
Position: Leader and president, and CEO of Vornado Realty Trust
Strength of real estate company Vornado project that is interested in 29 office properties in midtown Manhattan, and two dozen other retail properties in the region.
Besides in Manhattan, the company also has 1.3 million square feet of land at the Bloomberg headquarters building and the 1700 room Hotel Pennsylvania in Manhattan.
3. Marc Holliday and Andrew Mathias
Strength of real estate company Vornado project that is interested in 29 office properties in midtown Manhattan, and two dozen other retail properties in the region.
Besides in Manhattan, the company also has 1.3 million square feet of land at the Bloomberg headquarters building and the 1700 room Hotel Pennsylvania in Manhattan.
3. Marc Holliday and Andrew Mathias
Position: CEO and president of SL Green
These executives behind the scenes recorded owner or master hold the largest commercial property owners who become part of real estate projects in Manhattan. As of December 2010, SL Green is known to have an interest in 59 property projects in Manhattan with a total land area of about 31.5 million square feet.
2. Andrew Cuomo
These executives behind the scenes recorded owner or master hold the largest commercial property owners who become part of real estate projects in Manhattan. As of December 2010, SL Green is known to have an interest in 59 property projects in Manhattan with a total land area of about 31.5 million square feet.
2. Andrew Cuomo
Position: Governor of New York
Governor Andrew Cuomo was living in Albany, but he has a profound influence on the real estate industry in New York City.
He also received support from many real estate authorities.Meanwhile, the real estate industry was recorded as the largest contributor in the gubernatorial election of 2010.
Governor Andrew Cuomo was living in Albany, but he has a profound influence on the real estate industry in New York City.
He also received support from many real estate authorities.Meanwhile, the real estate industry was recorded as the largest contributor in the gubernatorial election of 2010.
1. Dauglas and Jody Durst
Position: Leader and President of the Durst Organization
Two figures behind the Durst organization is known to have a number of large real estate projects, including a residential building near Penn Station and a large tower at 57th Street and the Hudson River.
They were also instrumental in attracting investor interest in buying Si Newhouse's Conde Nast 4 Times Square on the project on Wall Street.
Two figures behind the Durst organization is known to have a number of large real estate projects, including a residential building near Penn Station and a large tower at 57th Street and the Hudson River.
They were also instrumental in attracting investor interest in buying Si Newhouse's Conde Nast 4 Times Square on the project on Wall Street.
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