NYCREW IN THE SUMMERTIME

Later, we stopped by 340 West 55th for summer rooftop cocktails with NYCREW. Despite the earlier dismal forecast, the sunshine came out for (standing) Wells Fargo’s Christine Chipurnoi, LVM Group’s Jeannette Boccini, Ted Moudis Associates’ Lucy Carter, Propark America’s Karla Baig, MetLife’s Shari Linnick, Fidelity National Title’s Isabelle Pullis, Ferzan, Robbins & Associates’ and NYCREW prez Liz Muskat, Eurohypo AG’s Jo Hastings, First American Title’s Theresa Garelli, president-elect Sharon Khurdan, attorney Diane Schottenstein, (seated) JLL’s Hilary Thomas, HSBC’s Kate Stentebjerg-Olesen, Sklar Realty Group’s Lydia Sklar, and Cole Schotz’s Wendy Berger.
Jo Hastings, here with Liz Muskat and Sharon Khurdan, recently began keeping bees at her Westchester home after going to a class on beekeeping at Wave Hill in the Bronx. And there’s a real estate connection—Robert Moses planted many linden trees during his development days, and she says linden honey is “just wonderful.” She still has another year until harvest, but perhaps we’ll see a honey tasting at one of NYCREW’s future events. (More photos)

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