2023年5月23日

开发人员理查德·LeFrak传递接力棒在他的同名公司。“我是78岁,有一个当你需要退后一步,“LeFrak告诉泽日报,首次报道了新闻周一晚上。“下一代的经验决策与他们所做的事情和生活。“LeFrak,帕金森病,打算继续在该公司工作,这是一个最大的公寓房东在纽约市。他没有提到他的决定出现在泽西城峰会期间房地产周一事件,但他确实注意LeFrak组织开始与父亲,山姆LeFrak,继续他的儿子杰米和哈里森。他已经多次出现在《福布斯》亿万富豪榜。作为事件的一部分的编程,开发人员坐下来与实际交易出版商Amir Korangy新港大厦13楼,500万平方英尺的办公室,超过7000套公寓,公司建立了泽西市海滨。当被问及Korangy如果政治家们的任何消息,LeFrak说:“不是每一个开发者都是魔鬼。“注册未定义通讯报名注册,您同意TheRealDeal使用条款和承认实践的数据在我们的隐私政策。他承认,他的公司并没有建立在泽西城”总利他主义,“但说这座城市“发展”以来发展600英亩的新港地区40多年前。 Members of the laborers’ union demonstrated outside the event, and several managed to get inside and repeatedly interrupt the conversation. The union has been protesting outside LeFrak’s project at 30 Park Lane North, where a subcontractor is accused of failing to pay workers on time. LeFrak said he originally expected the waterfront redevelopment to take 20 years. But with 22 project sites left in the Newport area, he said it will likely take at least 50. His sons estimate 60. Read more Developer Richard LeFrak is passing the baton at his eponymous firm. “I am going to be 78 years old, there is a time when you have to take a step back,” LeFrak told the Jersey Journal , which first reported the news Monday evening. “The next generation has to have the experiences of making decisions and living with what they do.” LeFrak, who has Parkinson’s Disease, intends to continue working at the company, which is one of the largest apartment landlords in New York City. He did not mention his decision during an appearance at the Jersey City Summit real estate event on Monday, but he did note that the LeFrak Organization began with his father, Sam LeFrak, and was continuing with his sons Jamie and Harrison. He has made repeated appearances on Forbes’ billionaires list . As part of the event’s programming, the developer sat down with The Real Deal publisher Amir Korangy on the 13th floor of Newport Tower, which is among the 5 million square feet of offices and more than 7,000 apartments that the firm has built along the Jersey City waterfront. When asked by Korangy if he had any messages for politicians, LeFrak said: “Not every developer is the devil.” Sign Up for the undefined Newsletter SIGN UP By signing up, you agree to TheRealDeal Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. He acknowledged that his company did not build in Jersey City out of “total altruism,” but said the city has “blossomed” since it began developing the 600-acre Newport area more than 40 years ago. Members of the laborers’ union demonstrated outside the event, and several managed to get inside and repeatedly interrupt the conversation. The union has been protesting outside LeFrak’s project at 30 Park Lane North, where a subcontractor is accused of failing to pay workers on time. LeFrak said he originally expected the waterfront redevelopment to take 20 years. But with 22 project sites left in the Newport area, he said it will likely take at least 50. His sons estimate 60. Read more