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The GOP mayoral nomination has all but become a two - horse race now with Malliotakis and millionaire real estate executive Paul Massey appearing to be the most viable contenders.

The forum also included real estate executive Paul Massey, former Jets defensive lineman - turned - minister Rev. Michel Faulkner and actor and disability rights advocate Darren Aquino.

Republican mayoral candidate and real estate executive Paul Massey, Jr. has raised more than $ 1.6 million in donations for a run against de Blasio, and he has loaned his campaign $ 1.27 million in additional funding.

In a statement, GOP mayoral candidate and real estate executive Paul Massey said: «Bill de Blasio is a terrible manager, so as spending has gone up, the quality of services has gone down.»

On the opposite side of the aisle, real estate executive Paul Massey and Jets lineman - turned - minister Rev. Michel Faulkner have already launched their own quixotic bids, while eccentric supermarket mogul John Catsimatidis has hinted for months he will enter the Republican race.

Republican mayoral candidate Nicole Malliotakis thinks her opponent, real estate executive Paul Massey, reminds her of a certain one - time presidential candidate.

After Michel Faulkner shifted his mayoral campaign to one for comptroller and real estate executive Paul Massey suspended his altogether, State Assemblymember Nicole Malliotakis» campaign began referring to her as «the presumptive Republican nomee in the race for Mayor.»

Unlike de Blasio and Republican and real estate executive Paul Massey, more than a third of Malliotakis» haul so far came from Staten Islanders.

Staten Island GOP chairman Assemblyman Ron Castorina Jr. rescinded his endorsement of real estate executive Paul Massey to be the first borough elected official to endorse Malliotakis in May.

Malliotakis jumped into the mayoral race relatively late, in April, at a time when a well - funded candidate, millionaire real estate executive Paul Massey, was considered the frontrunner.

The Republican challengers, Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis and real estate executive Paul Massey, don't seem to be attracting much of a following.

Real estate executive Paul Massey, who hopes to mount a Republican challenge to Mayor Bill de Blasio in this year's election, announced Monday his campaign has raised $ 555,786 in the most recent filing period, slightly less than the mayor's $ 669,174 during that same time.

The Republican field for the mayor's race has winnowed down to two major candidates — real estate executive Paul Massey and state Assemblymember Nicole Malliotakis — and a few longshot contenders with a minimal presence on the campaign trail.

Catsimatidis» abstention leaves real estate executive Paul Massey the best - funded candidate in both the GOP and general election fields.

Real estate executive Paul Massey has shown formidable fundraising prowess and has already secured the backing of the Independence Party.

On the Republican side, there's real estate executive Paul Massey Jr., who has spent more money ($ 2 million) than he has raised ($ 1.6 million); Michel Faulkner, who played one season as a defensive lineman for the Jets and is now the pastor of a small Baptist church in Harlem; and Darren Dione Aquino, an actor and an activist for the rights of the disabled.

If he ran a second time, Catsimatidis would face real estate executive Paul Massey and Harlem Rev. Michel Faulkner in the Republican primary.

On the Republican side, real estate executive Paul Massey and Michel Faulkner, a Harlem minister and ex-New York Jet, have both announced their intention to run for mayor.

If he does prevail in his primary, he will face the winner of the Republican contest, very likely either Staten Island Assemblymember Nicole Malliotakis or real estate executive Paul Massey, as well as independent Bo Dietl, and other lesser - known and lesser - financed candidates.

On the Republican side, real estate executive Paul Massey has already launched his campaign, while Queens Councilman Eric Ulrich is fundraising for an as - yet undeclared bid — with GOP Ohio Gov. John Kasich's help.

In a general election contest against Republican real estate executive Paul Massey, Mayor de Blasio, 64 %, leads Massey, 22 %, by nearly three to one among registered voters in New York City including those who are undecided yet leaning toward a candidate.

This puts him at a considerable disadvantage to real estate executive Paul Massey, who has amassed more cash than even de Blasio.

If Dietl does get permission to run, he's at least a top tier contender, owing both to his attention - getting habits and the weakness of the other declared Republican candidates, real estate executive Paul Massey and Harlem Reverend Michel Faulkner.

Real estate executive Paul Massey, who hopes to mount a Republican challenge to de Blasio in November, has already spent several million dollars — much of that on personnel.

Other rumored candidates include real estate executives Paul Massey, Don Peebles (a one - time de Blasio contributor), and minister Michhel Faulkner.

Not exact matches

Republican real estate sales executive Paul J. Massey Jr., who wants to unseat de Blasio in November, is still an unknown quantity to voters.

The decision by the Bronx Republican County Organization to endorse real estate executive and first - item candidate Paul Massey came Tuesday morning, after the group's chairman saw the news of the deadly terrorist attack in Manchester, England that killed 22 people.

Republicans who officially announced are: Michael Faulkner, a Harlem minister and former New York Jet; Paul Massey, a real estate executive; and Darren Aquino, a disabled rights activist and actor known for his roles on «Law and Order» and «The Sopranos.»

Paul Massey, a real estate executive and Republican candidate against de Blasio, said he expects to win Staten Island.

NEW YORK CITY — Paul Massey, the real estate executive who formally launched a run for mayor last week, was a tax deadbeat for years who owed the IRS more than $ 4 million, records show.

Real - estate executive Paul Massey said Thursday he would run against New York Mayor Bill de Blasio next year.

On the Republican side, the candidate closest to de Blasio in fundraising is Paul Massey, a real estate executive who recently moved from Larchmont, Westchester to the city to run for mayor.

Polls have shown he would win by a large margin over a crowded field of Democratic primary challengers and is far ahead of Paul Massey, a Republican real estate executive who held his first press conference on Tuesday morning.

But he did raise less over the past six months than Republican general election candidate Paul Massey, Jr., a real estate executive who reported raising $ 1.63 million over the past six months, in addition to his own money he lent the campaign.

Paul J. Massey Jr., a millionaire real estate sales executive, unexpectedly ended his Republican campaign to challenge Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York on Wednesday, citing the cost of running against an incumbent as the reason for halting his bid.

In Queens, the county committee members voted on Monday to endorse Paul J. Massey Jr., a millionaire real estate sales executive who has shown fund - raising prowess but has yet to energize the party.

Millionaire real - estate executive Paul Massey was a leading contender before he unexpectedly dropped out in June.

Paul Massey, the real estate executive turned Republican candidate for mayor, is trying to keep the focus on Bill de Blasio in the early stage of his uphill campaign to unseat the mayor.

So far, only Mr. de Blasio's main Republican opponent, Paul J. Massey Jr., a real estate sales executive, has rivaled him in fund - raising, though Mr. Massey has also spent money faster than he has taken it in from donors.

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«There is just an unbelievable amount of capital that needs to be placed in real estate today — period,» said suburban investment specialist Paul Lundstedt, an executive director in the Chicago office of Cushman & Wakefield Inc., which was not involved in the Zurich deal.

«I am truly honored and humbled to be able to join forces with the Soli family, to further our already successful growth into the Incline Village market,» said Paul Benson, Chief Executive Officer of San Francisco Real Estate

On the day that he ended his campaign to replace Bill de Blasio as mayor of New York City, Cushman & Wakefield executive Paul Massey told Commercial Observer that he would not rule out running for office again while also casting doubt over his future with the commercial real estate brokerage giant.

«Despite the relatively late stage in the cycle, investors are not shying away from Canadian commercial real estate,» Paul Morassutti, executive managing director for CBRE Canada, said in the statement.

Nareit also announced the members of its 2018 Advisory Board of Governors, who are selected by the Executive Board: Edward K. Aldag, Jr., President and CEO, Medical Properties Trust, Inc.; Andrew M. Alexander, President and CEO, Weingarten Realty Investors; Peter E. Baccile, President and CEO, First Industrial Realty Trust, Inc.; William C. Bayless, CEO, American Campus Communities, Inc; Albert P. Behler, Chairman, CEO and President, Paramount Group, Inc.; H. Eric Bolton, Jr., Chairman and CEO, MAA; Byron L. Boston, CEO, President and Co-CIO, Dynex Capital, Inc.; Jon E. Bortz, Chairman and CEO, Pebblebrook Hotel Trust; Jay A. Brown, President and CEO, Crown Castle International Corp.; Stephen E. Budorick, President and CEO, Corporate Office Properties Trust; Richard J. Campo, Chairman and CEO, Camden Property Trust; James B. Connor, President and CEO, Duke Realty Corporation; Michael J. Covey, Chairman and CEO, Potlatch Corporation; Mark J. DeCesaris, CEO, W.P. Carey; Thomas J. DeRosa, CEO, Welltower, Inc.; Gordon F. DuGan, CEO, Gramercy Property Trust; Conor C. Flynn, President and CEO, Kimco Realty Corporation; Philip L. Hawkins, President and CEO, DCT Industrial Trust, Inc.; Maria R. Hawthorne, President and CEO, PS Business Parks, Inc.; David A. Helfand, President and CEO, Equity Commonwealth; Thomas M. Herzog, CEO, HCP, Inc.; Jackson Hsieh, CEO and President, Spirit Realty Capital; Eugene W. Landy, Chairman, Monmouth Real Estate Investment Corporation; Paul T. McDermott, President and CEO, Washington REIT; William L. Meaney, President and CEO, Iron Mountain; E. Nelson Mills, Chairman and CEO, Columbia Property Trust; Marguerite M. Nader, President and CEO, Equity Lifestyle Properties, Inc.; Arlen D. Nordhagen, CEO, President and Chair, National Storage Affiliates; Scott D. Peters, Chairman, CEO and President, Healthcare Trust of America, Inc.; Paul A. Pittman, Executive Chairman, President and CEO, Farmland Partners, Inc.; Sean E. Reilly, CEO, Lamar Advertising Company; James F. Risoleo, President and CEO, Host Hotels and Resorts, Inc.; David L. Rogers, CEO, Life Storage, Inc.; Glenn J. Rufrano, President and CEO, VEREIT, Inc.; Richard B. Saltzman, President and CEO, Colony NorthStar, Inc.; Bruce J. Schanzer, President and CEO, Cedar Realty Trust, Inc.; Wendy L. Simpson, Chairman, President and CEO, LTC Properties, Inc.; David P. Singelyn, CEO and Trustee, American Homes 4 Rent; Gerard H. Sweeney, President and CEO, Brandywine Realty Trust; Amy L. Tait, Executive Chairman and CIO, Broadstone Net Lease, Inc.; Robert S. Taubman, Chairman, President and CEO, Taubman Centers, Inc.; James M. Taylor, CEO and President, Brixmor Property Group, Inc.; John T. Thomas, President and CEO, Physicians Realty Trust; Thomas W. Toomey, President and CEO, UDR, Inc.; and Julian E. Whitehurst, President and CEO, National Retail Properties, Inc..

It was interesting, however, to hear those changes mapped by a pair of leading executives from two of the top commercial real estate companies: Paul Schulman, Brookfield Office Properties» president and COO, and Joseph Stettinius, Cushman & Wakefield's chief executive of the Americas.