Sentences with phrase «work for real estate developer»

Last month, City Council Watch broke the story of Corey Johnson's work for real estate developer GFI, which he had scrubbed from his record.

The bio discussed Johnson's work for real estate developer GFI.

She began her real estate career as a Broker with Coldwell Banker, then worked for a real estate developer, becoming Sales Manager for the Bay Area Peninsula's largest luxury waterfront condominium subdivision.

Not exact matches

Former Philadelphia real estate broker turned developer David Dinenberg (he worked with David Grasso on the Valley Square center in Bucks) says he has raised $ 2 million, from investors including Lindy Snider, daughter of Comcast Spectacor chairman Ed Snider, for his firm Kind Financial, a Los Angeles company that bills itself «the financial solutions platform provider for the quickly - growing legal cannabis industry.»

Another 15 percent or so is earmarked to pay other debts: student loans to get the education required for middle class employment, auto loans to drive to work (from the urban sprawl promoted by tax shifts favoring real estate «developers»), credit card debt, personal loans and retail credit.

The Calhouns were assisted in their early business endeavors by small business loans overseen by the nonprofit Center for Community Self - Help, a community development lender, credit union, and real estate developer that works with people «traditionally underserved by conventional markets,» the organization says.

In coming days, prosecutors are expected to call witnesses tied to additional charges against Silver: That he profited from legal work sent to a second law firm in Manhattan by mega-landlord Glenwood Management and another real estate developer in return for the politician's alleged backing of real estate legislation.

Approximately $ 700,000 came in «undisclosed bribes and kickbacks» from a scheme in which Mr. Silver used his influence as speaker to induce real estate developers with «business for the state» to use a real estate law firm run by an attorney who previously worked as Mr. Silver's counsel in the Assembly, and which paid Mr. Silver for the referrals.

The second scheme alleges Silver urged major real estate developers, including Glenwood Management, the state's sveltest political donor, to hire Goldberg & Iryami for tax certiorari work.

Prosecutors say the 74 - year - old Silver earned $ 4 million illegally in fees for his work on behalf of a cancer researcher and real estate developers who stood to benefit from his clout as one of the three most powerful politicians in New York state government.

Approximately $ 700,000 came in «undisclosed bribes and kickbacks» from a scheme in which Mr. Silver used his influence as Assembly Speaker to «induce real estate developers with business before the State» to use a real estate law firm run by an attorney who previously worked as Mr. Silver's counsel in the Assembly, and which paid Mr. Silver for the referrals.

The federal probe has focused on the Buffalo Billion economic development project to build a solar panel factory for SolarCity, but also includes real estate developers working on projects in other cities.

«My opponent's work for a billion - dollar Wall Street real estate developer is not the issue, so much as his sneaky attempt to hide it.

Silver is accused of directing Glenwood to hire a real estate law firm run by a former aide, which then paid him handsomely for doing no work, while Skelos is charged with directing the developer to pay his son's title insurance company $ 20,000 for work it did not do.

The charges state that, as early as 2010, an unnamed real estate developer, who is also a cooperating witness in the case, made a one - time, $ 20,000 payment to Adam Skelos for work that federal investigators say he did not do.

Silver's other legal work, for a separate firm that handled property tax assessment appeals, was unknown to the public until a year ago: Prosecutors successfully argued that Silver received legal fees from real estate developers — including Glenwood Management, the state's most generous political donor — that had extensive business before the Legislature, and did his best to conceal the arrangement from ethics watchdogs.

The charges state that, as early as 2010, an unnamed real estate developer, who is also a cooperating witness in the case, made a one time $ 20,000 payment to Adam Skelos for work that federal investigators say he did not do.

Silver is also accused of getting more than $ 700,000 in a real estate scheme — he pocketed referral fees from law firms that did tax work for wealthy developers, which Silver sent their way, prosecutors said.

He went to work for casino developer Steve Wynn, starting a real estate career that he has pursued concurrently ever since then with his lower - paying political work.

He's accused of directing state grants to a cancer researcher in exchange for lucrative legal referrals and of of accepting referral fees from a law firm that did work for two high profile real estate developers.

U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said Silver did no work for the referral fees and used his power as speaker to direct tax breaks to two developers he referred as clients to Goldberg & Iryami, including luxury real estate firm Glenwood Management, the state's largest political donor.

Of particular concern was the fact that the legal fees Silver earned through a real estate tax firm doing work for developers, one of which regularly lobbied Silver directly, never appeared on his disclosure forms.

At trial, prosecutors presented evidence that the elder Mr. Skelos, 68, used his position as majority leader to pressure a real estate developer, an environmental technology company and a medical malpractice insurer — firms that depended on his support as senator for legislation that benefited their interests — to provide Adam Skelos with consulting work, a direct payment of $ 20,000 and a job that required him to do virtually no work.

At a speech in April, the governor seemed to invite officials outside of Albany, including the real - estate industry, to work out their own plan for 421 - a, the tax incentive program to encourage developers to create affordable housing that was set to expire this year.

He's worked for business groups like the Metropolitan Development Association and alongside big business and real estate developers whose principals tend to swing right.

At times, the race between the candidates got nasty, with Kurland attacking Johnson for working for GFI Development Co. and accusing him of being tied to real estate developers.

Skelos, 68, and Adam, 33, both of Rockville Centre, are scheduled to be sentenced April 13 in Manhattan federal court for conspiring to use Dean's power as Republican majority leader to help Adam get work from a real estate developer, a malpractice insurer and an environmental firm.

Kurland focused considerable energy on questioning Johnson's work experience — particularly two staff jobs he held for relatively short periods with real estate developers — to question his commitment to the change voters were looking for this year.

Is it asking too much of Gay City News readers to hear out all the candidates for mayor and not just ra ra for Quinn who more than many represents the Bloomberg era with its pro developer real estate high rent bias, that left out the working class and poor in their calculations.

The attorneys challenged both the statements and the motives of Charles Dorego, executive vice president and general counsel to luxury developer Glenwood Management, about why he helped secure the Skelos scion work at a wastewater treatment start - up firm he and Glenwood's founder owned large stakes in and got the 33 - year - old large payments for selling title insurance for the real estate giant's properties.

Based on an American bestseller for children originally published in 1938, this family comedy stars Jim Carrey as an ace New York real estate agent capable of persuading any owner to sell their valuable buildings to the ruthless property developers he works for.

Willis plays Steve Ford, a Venice Beach private eye and disgraced loose cannon cop whose beloved Parson Russell terrier gets abducted by drug dealer Spyder (a conceptually Latino Jason Momoa) while he's supposed to be working a case for local real estate developer Lou The Jew (Adam Goldberg)-- a simple enough premise that first - time director Mark Cullen and his co-writer and brother, Robb Cullen, excruciate into 35 minutes.

Colorado real - estate developer Steve Schuck asserted, «If we learned anything from [Colorado's failed statewide voucher initiative], it's that rich white Republicans of goodwill sitting around trying to figure out what is best for somebody else doesn't work.»

A noted consumer advocate and keen observer of condo proliferation, Barnabic has worked in real estate as an agent, broker, property manager, and condominium developer for over four decades.

I am a real estate agent, and work in - house, for a large landlord / real estate developer.

An owner who wants to sell their share (s) can work with the existing owners, a local real estate agent or broker, or in our case, the Developers, to place the share (s) up for sale.

In the late 1990's a real estate developer brought 22 of his works and established the Center for Figurative Painting in Manhattan primarily to show them.

For our December issue, fellowship recipient Victoria Camblin wrote on the work of architect and real estate developer John Portman as a touchstone that artists react to as they intervene in Atlanta's urban sprawl.

He acts for owners, developers and occupiers on commercial real estate matters and has particular experience in projects work as well as working with clients in the energy, education and transport sectors.

Before becoming a lawyer, Mr. Morrow was a banker for Florida's largest consumer bank — Barnett Bank — and ultimately worked as a corporate lending officer, providing corporate, real estate, and industrial bond financing to small to mid-sized corporations, real estate developers, attorneys, law firms, etc..

He has worked on a number of complex phased and mixed - use developments for some of the Lower Mainland's leading residential and commercial real estate developers.

Victoria Shtainer and her team are one of the top producing real estate teams in New York City, working with condos and co-ops for buyers, sellers, and developers.

I also worked for a developer and home builder, so I had quite a bit of experience in a lot of different areas of real estate before I came to Milestone.

As the review of the act regulating Ontario real estate continues, the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) is asking members for feedback on several proposals, including removing the exemption that allows salespeople who work for builders or developers without being registered and creating greater transparency in the offer procreal estate continues, the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) is asking members for feedback on several proposals, including removing the exemption that allows salespeople who work for builders or developers without being registered and creating greater transparency in the offer prestate continues, the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) is asking members for feedback on several proposals, including removing the exemption that allows salespeople who work for builders or developers without being registered and creating greater transparency in the offer procReal Estate Association (OREA) is asking members for feedback on several proposals, including removing the exemption that allows salespeople who work for builders or developers without being registered and creating greater transparency in the offer prEstate Association (OREA) is asking members for feedback on several proposals, including removing the exemption that allows salespeople who work for builders or developers without being registered and creating greater transparency in the offer process.

I tell my friends who are real estate developers that when they do a major new development, they have to think not only about places for living and working but also about «third places» that can be used for business meetings and as alternative work spaces.

Prior to joining the Tomlinson Group, he worked in strategic business development, marketing and management for a number of companies ranging from top tier real estate brokerages, new construction and developer firms, and as an outsourcing consultant for government and academic institutions.

Real estate pro Michelle Jones, ABR, GRI, with Realty Austin in Austin, Texas, recently worked with a developer to create Real Alert, a safety mobile app for the iPhone and Android for real estate professionReal estate pro Michelle Jones, ABR, GRI, with Realty Austin in Austin, Texas, recently worked with a developer to create Real Alert, a safety mobile app for the iPhone and Android for real estate professionReal Alert, a safety mobile app for the iPhone and Android for real estate professionreal estate professionals.

She is well - known for her work in the real estate staging industry, author of Home Staging for Dummies, a small business growth expert, international speaker, trainer and developer of EcoStaging and recipient of the first lifetime achievement award from the Real Estate Staging Associatreal estate staging industry, author of Home Staging for Dummies, a small business growth expert, international speaker, trainer and developer of EcoStaging and recipient of the first lifetime achievement award from the Real Estate Staging Associestate staging industry, author of Home Staging for Dummies, a small business growth expert, international speaker, trainer and developer of EcoStaging and recipient of the first lifetime achievement award from the Real Estate Staging AssociatReal Estate Staging AssociEstate Staging Association.

«What people find is that the city offers a high quality of life at the income extremes,» says Lamphere, who is chief executive of Van Vlissingen & Co., a real - estate developer based in the Chicago suburb of Lincolnshire, Ill. «The city is a difficult place for the average working family.»

Approximately $ 700,000 came in «undisclosed bribes and kickbacks» from a scheme in which Mr. Silver used his influence as Assembly Speaker to «induce real estate developers with business before the State» to use a real estate law firm run by an attorney who previously worked as Mr. Silver's counsel in the Assembly, and which paid Mr. Silver for the referrals.»