Greystone Development
Anyone familiar with them? Wholly owned sub of Greystone & Co, primarily known for lending I think. Seem to focus on NYC/Miami, mostly residential, and have done some interesting boutique deals. Curious about their reputation.
Anyone familiar with them? Wholly owned sub of Greystone & Co, primarily known for lending I think. Seem to focus on NYC/Miami, mostly residential, and have done some interesting boutique deals. Curious about their reputation.
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strong group. would be tough to get in
I reread my post and wanted to make sure you knew I meant the development team, not the lending group. I wasn't totally clear.
They were featured on Million Dollar Listing which made them look douchey.
Do you remember what property? I tried to google it and couldn't find it
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I have heard troubling things about this place.
Really like what?
Also I watched the episode. Season 4 episode 6. It was stupid.
Pm me
wanted to bring this back from the reality TV bit
so after doing some more googling, it looks like they tend to focus on smaller deals, some of them as little as 5-10 units, mansions, etc. So obviously a little different than the big boys like Related/Tishman/Extell.
do you think this affects (#1) the comp or (#2) the general quality of experience working there?
Would anyone view working on these 15 unit, $50 million condo projects as inferior to working on a $1 billion high rise? Ignoring exit opps and all that garbage, what do you think would be more fun? Some first hand experience would be great.
Comp is probably all over the map given that the team size would be smaller too, but I really don't have any hard evidence to point to here, hence the questions.
thanks amigos
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Looks like a solid group, did you pull an interview? They closed the opening they had for a dev analyst
Greystone Development is a solid group. They do not develop mansions as a poster previously mentioned. According to the Greystone & Co. website, Greystone Development falls under the Investment arm. Their focus is CRE investment in development. They are entrepreneurial which makes them opportunistic and they work fast. In addition to NY (headquarters) and Miami, they have an office in San Francisco. Unlike many of the large institutional RE Developer, Owner, Operators, Greystone Development runs lean which provides room to grow. Again, solid group.
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