@jasonjosephlee The answer is you can’t. We were not meant to do this alone. Everyone needs help from family, friends or people you pay. There’s no shame in it
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Daniel Aviles (Apartment Brokerage Expert)
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Daniel Aviles (Apartment Brokerage Expert)
@multifamilydan
Multifamily investment sales in NJ | Husband | Father | Skier | NY Rangers fan | #multifamily
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@CoyDavidsonCRE @Dirtdog BUT FLORIDA IS THE NEW FINANCIAL CAPITAL OF THE WORLD
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@Dirtdog brokers ... no clue $ wise
Cushman & Wakefield represented American Express. Brokers Peyton Horn, Dale Schlather, Lou D'Avanzo and Kyle Ernest worked on the deal.
Silverstein Properties was represented by Mary Ann Tighe, Ken Meyerson, Evan Haskell and Caroline Merck of CBRE.
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American Express has finalized a deal with Silverstein Properties to become the sole anchor tenant at 2 World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan.
AmEx will occupy 55 floors in the nearly 2 million-square-foot tower.
The building will serve as AmEx’s new global headquarters and house approximately 10,000 employees.
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@SunShakSunday I’m all for getting the best deal but there’s absolutely a diminishing return on doing stuff like this. It took me almost 1 hour to book 6 tickets to Florida like this but I saved $ 4000(!) so it was worth it. $100? Keep it. In fact, I’ll pay you $100 to book my Next trip!
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@BobKnakal this is fantastic. My favorite appointment is the one with your dad. make time for the ones that really matter.
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This post goes way back…to the very beginning of Massey Knakal.
Today I am sharing a copy of the security deposit check for our very first office space. It was an 850 square foot, 14 month sublet from a company called Startmark Associates, owned by a guy named Barry. I even googled them recently and could not find any trace. Different times.
The space was on the 14th floor of 16 East 52nd Street. The rent was $2,200 per month, which worked out to $31 per square foot. The security deposit was two months’ rent. We found the space the old fashioned way, in the Sunday New York Times classified section.
Back then, the Times classifieds were several pages long and were the go to resource for space for lease and buildings for sale. CoStar was about a year old and still in start up mode. The ad for this space was four lines. We called Barry, saw the space that Monday, and signed the lease on October 31, 1988.
Next came the hard part. We had to tell our boss at CB, Matthew Ochalski, that we were leaving to start our own firm. Matt was on vacation, so we had to wait until the week of November 14. His first Monday back was hectic, so we scheduled breakfast for Tuesday, November 15 at 8:30 am.
The location was Prime Burger at 5 East 51st Street, right around the corner from our CB office at 437 Madison Avenue. Paul and I ate there at least three times a week. Burger, tomato soup, and sweet potato pie made by Clyde. I must have ordered that combination hundreds of times.
Check out the Daytimer entry. No computers. No electronic calendars. Just a Brooks Brothers Daytimer in your breast pocket. That little book ran your entire life.
That breakfast was a mix of excitement and anxiety. We were thrilled to start our own company, but nervous about how Matt would react.
When we told him, his chin dropped to his chest. Then he asked the name of the firm. Then he asked if there was anything he could do to keep us.
Matt handled it with class. We worked out an amicable separation and remain friendly to this day.
Every great firm has a first check, a first lease, and a hard conversation.
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@acquisizioni This looks like a hostage photo.
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I’m embarrassed to share that after 2 hours of putting this 6,000 piece adjustable-height desk together, I now have a blister on my palm from the screwdriver.
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@richarddeitsch Doesn’t say anywhere in your statement how you are a sensitive sally who blocks people on Twitter. You should update this.
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@kylematthewsceo Talk about never really owning your home.
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This would inflate home prices significantly.
Without knowing more details I am in support of this as it will make the monthly payments more affordable, but without meaningful increases to supply it will eventually lead to asset inflation & a return to homes being unaffordable.
Pulte@pulte
Thanks to President Trump, we are indeed working on The 50 year Mortgage - a complete game changer.
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@jmaxmann said aloud today at Sherrill campaign in union city today: “vote as if the name Brian Stack is on the ballot. Vote for her like you’d vote for me!”
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@KevinMoss216 I don’t take anyone off because you never know…but I have a special list of “bad doggies” will get the 3rd or 4th blast that happens when the deal goes public. Inevitably they’ll call me up “why didnt know about this before???”
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How many terminated deals do you give a buyer until they’re removed from your distribution list?
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@jefffeldman Off a short pier???
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4-handles are real. Just app’d w Freddie (w buy downs similar to Robbie).
Deal by deal but agencies are pricing incredibly right now.
Robbie Hendricks@robbiehendricks
Just got quoted a 4.55% rate on a 5 year fixed with Fannie. Unbelievable.
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Trader Joe’s has done a very good job at making people think it’s this farm to table, healthier snacking alternative. Maybe it was like that when I was a kid and I first heard about it but as an adult, I’m not impressed by their ingredients. I just think their Food is really good.
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I have seen Trader Joe's pull a fast one on us multiple times. We discover a new sauce or dip that we love, made with all-natural ingredients. We build a habit by putting it in our grocery rotation. 8 months later, BOOM. CONOLA OIL added. SMH
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@TheRealMher How did you know???
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@jefffeldman @realEstateTrent Usually, I will neither confirm nor deny but I definitely did not run into him during a colonoscopy.
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Literally bumped into a player in the market scouting out a property. He was straight up incognito, hiding in the shadows, watching foot traffic. I kid you not, this is how I would’ve described him to the police. if you’re an LP of his, then you’re in good hands!
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@ThinkAppraiser Took me until it was $40 and of course I didn’t buy enough.
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How did some stock people see this potential when it was $5-$7 per share?
How did they know?
Brew Markets@brewmarkets
Palantir stock just won't stop going up. Incredible.
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@gas_biz lol. Palantir is the first stock I ever bought. I saw Alex Karp on Bill Maher and his interview just struck a chord. Not a positive one about the world, mind you.
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I've handled our investing at your house. My wife's never been interested. The beginning of the year we agreed she needed to learn. She's now managing her investments
She has absolutely taken me behind the woodshed.
First pick
Palantir -
Me - "why'd you pick that?"
Her - "I don't know it just goes up"
Tesla
"why?!?"
"If you bought one anyone will buy one"
This is the research
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@acquisizioni I’ll buy one @DealNav license for every family office like this you refer to me
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Me: it’s so frustrating losing to all these family offices who don’t care about the math & have 100 year hold periods
Broker: yea it’s strange but I love it - they pay full price and take on entitlement risk for sites that are worth 50% less to the typical multi developer
😤 😂
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@DallasAptGP Trick question. Money laundering doesn’t require 100% occupancy.
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Just one question
If no billionaires are allowed in NYC anymore, who gets to live here?
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