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Related-Corporate-Brochure.Pdf THE RELATED DIFFERENCE $60+ Billion Real 78,500 Residential Units Focus on Gateway Cities Estate Portfolio 5,500 luxury condominiums New York, Boston, Chicago, owned and/or managed and 13,000 luxury rental apartments San Francisco, Los Angeles, under construction 60,000 affordable and workforce Washington DC, Miami/South Florida, apartments Abu Dhabi and London Innovator in Mixed-Use 30 Million SF of Developer of Development Commercial Space Hudson Yards, New York Hudson Yards, Time Warner Center, including retail, office and hotel the largest private real estate CityPlace, Al Maryah Central, Related development in US history, 28 acres, Santa Clara and The Grand includes 18 million SF of development EXECUTIVE TEAM JEFF T. BLAU CEO STEPHEN M. ROSS BRUCE A. BEAL, JR. KENNETH P. WONG Chairman and Founder President COO and Director of International Development SENIOR LEADERSHIP CURT R. BAILEY JEFFREY I. BRODSKY L. JAY CROSS RUTH A. FERGUSON MATTHEW K. FINKLE GLENN A. GOLDSTEIN President Vice Chairman President Chief Human Resources Officer President President Related Midwest Related Companies Related Hudson Yards Related Companies Related Affordable Related Retail FRED KNAPP JUSTIN E. METZ KENNETH A. HIMMEL JOHN JACOBSSON BRIAN A. MAYER JENNIFER A. Mc COOL President and CEO Executive Vice President Executive Vice President President Chief Legal Officer Managing Principal Related Urban Related Companies Related Management Related Management Related Companies Related Fund Management JOANNA ROSE KIMBERLY SHERMAN STAMLER PHILIPPE B. VISSER RONALD W. WACKROW WILLIAM A. WITTE DAVID K. ZUSSMAN Executive Vice President President President Executive Vice President President Chief Financial Officer Related Companies Related Beal Related Office Development Related Companies Related California Related Companies A BRIEF HISTORY 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s 2020s Started Related Fund Management Led resurgence during market Built Related Rentals brand, Expanded into new asset classes: downturn; emerged as a force recognized for outstanding market rate multi-family residential, with mixed-use and Founded in 1972 by architecture, amenities office, commercial, commercial properties Stephen M. Ross and service Expanded to Boston, mixed-use London and Abu Dhabi Hudson Yards is set to be completed Formed a joint venture in 2025 Acquired Equinox with Argent in London Won the bid to develop Entered the luxury Time Warner Center residential market Partnered with CORE, a leading real estate brokerage in Manhattan Became a leading Established strategic financier and developer partnerships with an elite of affordable housing consortium of investors Introduced CityPlace in West Palm Beach, Developing Hudson Yards, a Related’s first mixed-use 28-acre, 18 million SF destination Grew Financial Services arm - debt development on the West Side of New York City and equity capital provider Expectation for Established Related Midwest continued growth in Chicago and expansion Opened the first Dog City location at MiMA Became first residential Invested in Motivate, the leading The Related Group Opened offices Built Tribeca Green, one of the developer to introduce bicycle share operating company opened in Miami in California country’s first LEED Gold certified multi-family buildings national smoke-free initiative OFFICE LOCATIONS LONDON BOSTON CHICAGO NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO WASHINGTON, DC LOS ANGELES DALLAS ABU DHABI MIAMI/SOUTH FLORIDA OUR BUSINESSES Development Operating Portfolio/ Property Management Site Acquisition/Joint Ventures Capital Raising/Financing Luxury Rental and Condominium Office and Life Sciences Master Planning, Architecture and Design Destination / Mixed-Use Construction Management Retail and Placemaking Marketing, Leasing and Sales Affordable Housing Senior Housing Fund Management Affordable Housing $5+ billion of capital raised to date Development • Opportunistic Real Estate Investments Acquisition and Preservation • Origination and Acquisition of Debt Largest Privately Owned Portfolio in the US • Multi-family Housing Opportunities Properties in 32 US States • Infrastructure Luxury Residential, Aff ordable Housing Workplaces & Rental & Condo Headquarters Retail Hotels & Resorts Destination / Mixed-Use Luxury Rental Apartments LUXURY RENTAL APARTMENTS 1214 FIFTH AVENUE 261 HUDSON 456 WASHINGTON ST 500 LAKE SHORE 89 MURRAY ABINGTON HOUSE ARGYLE HOUSE THE ARLINGTON NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK DRIVE NEW YORK NEW YORK LOS ANGELES BOSTON CHICAGO AVERY 450 THE CALEDONIA THE EASTON THE EMERSON LANDMARK WEST LOOP THE LYRIC MIMA ONE BACK BAY SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK NEW YORK LOS ANGELES CHICAGO NEW YORK NEW YORK BOSTON ONE BENNETT PARK ONE CARNEGIE HILL ONE HILL SOUTH ONE HUDSON ONE UNION THE PARAMOUNT RIVERWALK CROSSING RIVERWALK POINT CHICAGO NEW YORK WASHINGTON, DC YARDS SQUARE SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK THE SIERRA THE STRATHMORE THE TATE TRIBECA GREEN TRIBECA PARK TRIBECA TOWER THE WESTMINSTER THE WESTPORT NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK New York | Boston | Chicago | San Francisco | Los Angeles | Washington, DC Related Rentals provides an extraordinary living experience across its portfolio of 32 best-in-class luxury rental properties. Each building features: Innovative Inspired amenity Superior, tailored Exclusive access Unparalleled lifestyle residences spaces service and experiences benefits Luxury Condominiums LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS 15 HUDSON YARDS 35 HUDSON YARDS 70 VESTRY 225 RECTOR 340 ON THE PARK 515 18TH ST 520 WEST 28TH NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK CHICAGO NEW YORK NEW YORK 555 WEST 22ND ST 840 N LAKE SHORE DRIVE ASTOR PLACE THE AVERY THE BROMPTON THE CALEDONIA CARNEGIE PARK NEW YORK CHICAGO NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK THE CENTURY THE CHATHAM THE CLARENDON THE HARRISON LOVEJOY WHARF OCEAN AVENUE SOUTH ONE BENNETT PARK LOS ANGELES NEW YORK BOSTON NEW YORK BOSTON LOS ANGELES CHICAGO ONE CARNEGIE HILL ONE CENTRAL PARK ONE MADISON THE PARK IMPERIAL RIVERWALK COURT SUPERIOR INK THE VENETO NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK New York | Boston | Chicago | San Francisco | Los Angeles World class Unmatched Inspired architecture Unrivaled Superior locations views & design amenities service Affordable & W0rkforce Housing AFFORDABLE & WORKFORCE HOUSING ARMORY PLAZA BAYVIEW LANDING THE BEVERLY CAROUSEL PARK COLONY LAKES HAINLIN MILLS HUMBOLDT RIDGE NEW YORK CALIFORNIA MASSACHUSETTS NEW YORK FLORIDA FLORIDA ILLINOIS HUNTER’S POINT SOUTH MANHATTAN PLAZA MARINE TERRACE NOBLE TOWER NORTH PARK OAK PARK OCEAN PARK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK CALIFORNIA NEW YORK NEW JERSEY NEW YORK PARKWAY GARDENS SHERIDAN PARK VILLAGE AT SIERRA WALDEN POND WINCHESTER GARDENS WINDSOR-STRATFORD WOODSDALE OAKS ILLINOIS ILLINOIS CALIFORNIA FLORIDA FLORIDA CALIFORNIA FLORIDA Select Locations: New York | Connecticut | New Jersey | Illinois | California Award-winning developments Purchase, rehabilitate & Leading developer/preserver Developed or acquired 60,000 ranging from family, senior, preserve developments that of affordable and workforce affordable and workforce urban, suburban, HOPE VI, might otherwise exit the properties in the United States housing units SRO and intergenerational affordable housing arena Workplaces & Headquarters WORKPLACES & HEADQUARTERS 10 HUDSON YARDS 30 HUDSON YARDS 50 HUDSON YARDS 55 HUDSON YARDS NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK THE 78 85 TENTH AVENUE 300 LAFAYETTE 360 ROSEMARY CHICAGO NEW YORK NEW YORK WEST BALM BEACH BLANCHARD BUILDING BERTELSMAN/RANDOM HOUSE HEADQUARTERS CITYPLACE TOWER CONGRESS SQUARE NEW YORK NEW YORK WEST PALM BEACH BOSTON CONVERSE HEADQUARTERS INNOVATION SQUARE TIME WARNER CENTER PARAGON BUILDING BOSTON BOSTON NEW YORK NEW YORK New York | Boston | Chicago | South Florida Specializing in world class Leader in developing Incorporating latest headquarter buildings tailored Innovative design and and managing Class A technology and building to the needs of global development office space infrastructure corporations Retail RETAIL 300 LAFAYETTE BARNES & NOBLE BRONX TERMINAL MARKET CLIFTON COMMONS NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK NEW JERSEY GALLERIA AT AL MARYAH ISLAND GATEWAY CENTER THE GRAND ONE UNION SQUARE SOUTH ABU DHABI NEW YORK LOS ANGELES NEW YORK RESTORATION HARDWARE ROSEMARY SQUARE THE SHOPS AT COLUMBUS CIRCLE THE SHOPS & RESTAURANTS AT HUDSON YARDS WEST PALM BEACH WEST PALM BEACH NEW YORK NEW YORK New York | Boston | Chicago | San Francisco | Los Angeles Engaged in retail Properties located in the Wide array of options from Sales per SF greatly outpace Year-round community development, marketing most dynamic and favorite national stores to competing retail destinations events & promotions and leasing influential neighborhoods exclusive local brands Hotels & Resorts HOTELS & RESORTS 35 HUDSON YARDS THE COSMOPOLITAN COURTYARD MARRIOTT NEW YORK LAS VEGAS BOSTON HILTON WEST PALM BEACH MANDARIN ORIENTAL W FORT LAUDERDALE SOUTH FLORIDA NEW YORK SOUTH FLORIDA W SOUTH BEACH W UNION SQUARE YOTEL SOUTH FLORIDA NEW YORK NEW YORK New York | Boston | Los Angeles | Las Vegas | South Florida Integrate unique, creative food Develop and acquire full- Work closely with world-class Focus on differentiation and beverage concepts with service luxury resort, boutique hotel brands on asset through smart programming a roster of best-in-class brands and convention center hotels management and creative design and operators Mixed-Use/ Destination MIXED-USE/DESTINATION THE 78 AL MARYAH CENTRAL BRENT CROSS SOUTH CHICAGO ABU DHABI LONDON
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