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Here's even more from REBNY's banquet (see yesterday's coverage), where we snapped Muss Development prez Joshua Muss and principal Jason Muss with Tishman Speyer co-CEO Rob Speyer. Muss Development’s busier than ever: a DTI office lease at 65 W 48th St; retail deals at 345 Adams in Downtown Brooklyn and along Austin Street in Forest Hills; and a Dollar Tree lease at the Jerusalem Avenue Shopping Center in Hicksville, Long Island.
David Greenbaum, Vornado's NY office prez, with Cushman & Wakefield retail maven Joanne Podell and executive managing director Suzy Reingold. Suzy and Joanne cheered on another David G that night—that's C&W's David Green, who was honored as Young Real Estate Man of the Year. Suzy says the banquet is always a great opportunity to acknowledge the people who are making significant contributions to the industry, engage with colleagues, and arrange meetings. (It also offers a nice break from the black suit—we love seeing people dressed to the nines.)
Citibank's Laura Walker, Marcus & Millichap's Karen Dome (also prez of NYCREW), Alexander Marketing's Linda Alexander, and Prudential Douglas Elliman's Faith Hope Consolo and Joe Aquino. Faith tells us thanks to a strengthening US economy and growing domestic and international tourism, strong retail sales will continue in NYC this year and new stores will come from around the world.
A Rudin Management sandwich—that's Chase Northeast market manager Gregory Reimers in between CEO Bill Rudin and son-slash-associate Michael Rudin. Earlier this month, the Rudin family acquired the Rose family's 50% interest in One Battery Park Plaza, taking full ownership of the 35-story, 885k SF office building.

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