Allied Partners & Brickman Get Lucky

What better way to celebrate the closing of the financing for the Brill Building, with its music history, than karaoke night? Thursday night, we snapped Ackman-Ziff president Simon Ziff and Starwood Property Trust COO Andrew Sossen, who worked on financing for the $185M deal (Allied Partners and Brickman acquired the legendary building from Stonehenge), singing Daft Punk's 2012 hit "Get Lucky" at Pulse on 41st Street.

We also snapped Brickman CFO and property management head Michael Esquenazi and Doug Barnes flanking Allied's Carl Omark. It appears they're singing "The Sound of Silence."

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