BROOKFIELD BLUES

New Brookfield Office Properties CEO Dennis Friedrich and US CEO Mitch Rudin hosted 500 brokers—including Crown Retail Services' Virginia Pittarelli, PBS Real Estate founding partner Laura Pomerantz, The McDevitt Co's Kira Meers, and PBS Real Estate's Betty Ende—at Brookfield's recent Lowdown Hudson Blues party at the World Financial Center.
5,000 people attended the free show, the second annual, but Fried Frank's Jon Mechanic got his big moment with concert headliner and Chicago blues legend Buddy Guy.

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