| Kramer Levin land use counsel Sandy Lindenbaum, recipient of next week’s REBNY Harry B. Helmsley Distinguished New Yorker Award, is seeing activity, and now he’s moving forward to get approvals finished for the market turnaround. His recent projects include Weill Cornell Medical College, Central Synagogue’s enlargement, and a major approval for the Hines/MoMA building on 53rd. He also works heavily with artistic non-profits, from MoMA to Carnegie Hall. Fun fact: his family has a namesake arts building at Riverdale Country School, where his wife, children, and grandchildren attended (and he holds an honorary diploma). For tickets to REBNY’s 114th annual banquet, see the ad to the right. |
LINDENBAUM’S TURNAROUND
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