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ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO CRAIN’S NEW YORK BUSINESS CUSHMANCUSHMAN && WAKEFIELD.WAKEFIELD. BUILTBUILT TOTO LEAD.LEAD. CushmanCushman && WakefiWakefi eldeld isis aa leaderleader inin thethe globalglobal realreal estateestate marketplace,marketplace, puttingputting thethe clientclient atat thethe centercenter ofof everythingeverything wewe do.do. WithWith over over 43,000 43,000 employees employees in in over over 60 60 countries. countries. 4.34.3 billion billion square square feet feet of of space space under under management. management. REBNY to $191$191 billion billion in in transactions. transactions. $5$5 billion billion in in revenues. revenues. celebrate Built to help clients reach their full potential. Built to help clients reach their full potential. real estate’s movers cushmanwakeficushmanwakefi eld.comeld.com and shakers at Annual Banquet ith investment capital pouring into real estate projects across New York City, the local landscape is seeing an W exciting transformation—from the massive Hudson Yards development on the West Side of Manhattan to the New York Wheel, a 630-foot tall ferris wheel being built to lure tourists to Staten Island. “There is not a neighborhood that has not in one way, shape or form experienced the positive effects,” says John H. Banks III, president of the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY). That development is helping provide needed funds to the city to support public services. Last year, income-producing properties contributed 41 percent of all locally-generated tax revenue— amounting to more than $15 billion—via real estate taxes, transaction taxes, personal income taxes and sales taxes connected to real estate activity, according to REBNY. Behind the hive of activity are the city’s real estate professionals, whose work will be celebrated at REBNY’s 120th Annual Banquet on January 21 at the New York Hilton. REBNY will present six awards to leaders who have had a powerful impact on New York City real estate and give a posthumous tribute to former REBNY Chairman John E. MemberMember Zuccotti. To learn more about REBNY and the stories of its high-profile honorees, read on. S1 ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO CRAIN’S NEW YORK BUSINESS GOOD RESOLUTIONS New York City’s skyline is an icon Table of Contents Real Estate Board of New York of architectural achievement. Introduction .................................................S1 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL Index of Advertisers .....................................S3 Annual REBNY Banquet Behind the great buildings that make the city an epicenter of cosmopolitan living are the real estate professionals who have devoted their lives to bringing out its Letter from our Publisher .............................S3 glory. These developers, investors and brokers make a unique contribution to Tribute to John Zucotti .................................S7 the city’s vibrant culture, creating the hubs where New Yorkers and visitors from The new year is a time for ref ection as well as looking forward. around the world can enjoy the finest in dining, arts and entertainment. The REBNY Advantage ...............................S9 At Colliers, we celebrate the hard work of our talented and passionate Real Estate in the Digital Age .....................S11 We are honored to partner with the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) to professionals over the last year. And we are committed to ensuring celebrate the influencers and innovators who are leading the city’s real estate Tara Stacom Profile ....................................S15 that our clients achieve unequaled success in the year ahead. industry as REBNY holds its 120th Annual Banquet to commemorate the event Darcy Stacom Profile .................................S19 in the Grand Ballroom of the New York Hilton on January 21. We are delighted colliers.com/NewYork to introduce you to the real estate industry leaders being honored there. Daniel Brodsky Profile ................................S23 Bill Montana Profile ....................................S25 Wishing you the best for a healthy, happy and prosperous 2016! 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