Who Knew These CEOs Could Jam?

We've seen real estate professionals with a shovel, but how about an axe? When it's for charity, superstars such as Taconic's co-CEO Paul Pariser are happy to take out the guitar. In this case, it was in front of a packed house for the fourth annual Real Estate Rockers in Relief at the Highline Ballroom.

The concert benefited the Jewish Disaster Response Corps, which assists communities across the nation with long-term domestic disaster recovery. You can see the sold-out crowd that raised $90K for the JDRC. It truly was an incredible evening for the real estate community and philanthropy.

Hunton & Williams global real estate practice co-chair Carl Schwartz helped organize the event, with an assist from The Worldwide Group.

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