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This Week’s Sections ROP, New York City, Billboard Cover Story New York Real Estate Journal Volume 25 Issue 18 September 24-October 7, 2013 nyrej.com Roland Dib, CEO, of DIB Development: A real estate developer branching out of Brooklyn How can success in the New York City market lead to company-wide growth and expansion? Anthony Lolli Rapid Realty NYC Question of the Month NYC / PAGE 6B Executive of the Month NYC / PAGE 3B Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corp. completes $20m project NY / COVER A Harbor Group Int’l. buys 37-unit Upper East Side building for $16.15m NYC / COVER B Features New York City Finance NYC / PAGES 7-15B New York City Retail NYC / PAGES 23-30B Columnist C. Jaye Berger Condominiums NY / PAGE 2A Semi-Annual Comm’l. Real Estate Guide Spotlight Green Buildings Spotlight Sign up for Daily RE Cap! Visit nyrej.com/newsletter Professional Profile: Zoe Reich, 2013 nyrej.com/65530 Schonfeld of Meridian negotiates $13.5 million in financing for Sound View Management nyrej.com/65514 American Realty Capital acquires 333 West 34th Street for $220.3 million; Baxter of Jones Lang LaSalle was lead broker representing SL Green nyrej.com/65428 Articles Top Trending Newsstand Price $3.95 USA nyrej.com/apps facebook.com/nyrej twitter.com/nyrej nyrej.com printed on recycled paper Roland Dib, CEO DIB Development COPYRIGHT©2013 MARGOT JORDAN A Supplement of New York Real Estate Journal Semi-Annual Commercial Real Estate Guide New York Real Estate Journal Fall 2013 / Winter 2014 A Directory of Services for Commercial Real Estate Professionals MAP breaks ground on 172,000 s/f, $63m development with TCB; Seeking LEED Silver New York Real Estate Journal Green Buildings BROOKLYN, NY Roland Dib developed a passion for real estate early in life. He was a young teenager when he first started working in construction alongside his uncle. “I have always loved real estate and the value of it,” said Dib, CEO of DIB Development, the growing real estate development company he founded in 1987 that focuses on property acquisition and development, construction, asset management and investment sales.

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This Week’s Sections ROP, New York City,

BillboardCover Story

New York Real Estate Journal

Volume 25 ■ Issue 18September 24-October 7, 2013 nyrej.com

Roland Dib, CEO, of DIB Development: A real estate developer branching out of Brooklyn

How can success in the New York City market lead to company-wide growth and expansion?

Anthony Lolli Rapid Realty NYC

Question of the Month

NYC / PAGE 6B

Executive of the MonthNYC / PAGE 3B

Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corp. completes $20m project

NY / COvER A

Harbor Group Int’l. buys 37-unit Upper East Side

building for $16.15m NYC / COvER B

Features New York City Finance

NYC / PAGES 7-15B

New York City Retail NYC / PAGES 23-30B

Columnist C. Jaye Berger Condominiums NY / PAGE 2A

Semi-Annual Comm’l. Real Estate Guide

Spotlight

Green Buildings Spotlight

Sign up for Daily RE Cap! visit nyrej.com/newsletter

Professional Profile: Zoe Reich, 2013 nyrej.com/65530

Schonfeld of Meridian negotiates $13.5 million in financing for Sound View

Management nyrej.com/65514

American Realty Capital acquires 333 West 34th Street for $220.3 million;

Baxter of Jones Lang LaSalle was lead broker representing SL Green nyrej.com/65428

ArticlesTop Trending

Newsstand Price $3.95 USA

nyrej.com/apps

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Roland Dib, CEO DIB Development

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Green Buildings

Quick ReadFisher’s 605 Third Ave. and Park Ave. Plaza achieve LEED cert.

605 Third Ave., a 1.1 million s/f tower, received LEED-EB Gold and Park Ave. Plaza, a 1.2 million s/f building,

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YONKERS, NY Magnusson Architecture and Planning (MAP) broke ground on Schoolhouse Terrace at Croton Heights, a 172,000 s/f mixed-income development. As the first phase of a multi-phase master plan to redevelop the adjacent Cottage Gardens Public Housing site and reintegrate it into the surrounding neighborhood, it will replace outdated public housing in the city.

The Community Builders, Inc. (TCB), a leading non-profit developer of mixed-income housing, com-missioned the project in partnership with the Municipal Housing Authority for the City of Yonkers (MHACY). The $63 million development was financed with an ar-ray of federal and state financing programs. The project is targeting LEED Silver certification.

“We are excited to break ground on a project that will change the lives of so many families and seniors in Yon-kers,” said Bart Mitchell, president and CEO of TCB. “MAP’s vision for the neighborhood allows us to create a new community that benefits all residents.”

Schoolhouse Terrace at Croton Heights will consist of one 51-unit building for seniors and one 70-unit building for families, with units ranging in size from one to three

bedrooms. The new buildings will have community spac-es throughout the buildings, including a new computer lab located in the senior building. Additional site ame-nities include new streets and sidewalks, green roofing, street trees, public benches, and lighting that will reinvig-orate pedestrian activity along Ashburton Ave.

“For almost 30 years, MAP has been creating healthy, vibrant communities for individuals and families of all income levels,” said MAP principal Magnus Magnus-son, AIA, LEED AP. “We are proud to be working in a new paradigm of affordable housing that helps commu-nities to prosper.”

Rendering of Schoolhouse Terrace at Croton Heights - Yonkers, NY

Shown (from left) are: Michael Sabatino, councilmem-ber, 3rd district; Wilson Terrero, majority leader, 2nd district; Christopher Johnson, councilmember 1st

district; Jesse Batus, TCB; Susan McCann, director of development, TCB; Bart Mitchell, president & CEO, TCB; Andrea Stewart, NYS senator 35th district; mayor Mike Spano; Mirza Orriols, acting regional adminis-trator, HUD; Darryl Towns, commissioner & CEO, NYS Homes and Community Renewal; Joseph Shuldiner, executive director, Municipal Housing Authority City

of Yonkers; and Chuck Lesnick, city council president.

BROOKLYN, NY Roland Dib developed a passion for real estate early in life. He was a young teenager when he first started working in construction alongside his uncle. “I have always loved real estate and the value of it,” said Dib, CEO of DIB Development, the growing real estate development company he founded in 1987 that focuses on property acquisition and development, construction, asset management and investment sales.

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EARLS, ROSE, AND ROSSI TO JOIN MODERATOR CONSOLO

Daughters of real estate dynasties talk shop at NYCREW

NEW YORK, NY Goodstein, Rose, Rudin - all legendary and prominent families in the New York real estate

world. The women at the forefront of these noted dynasties will offer their views on their projects, their families and the industry at the next NYCREW Industry Spotlight: The Women Leading New York’s Real Estate Families, to be held October 3rd from 6 to 8 p.m. at the McGraw-Hill Executive Dining Room, 50th Floor, 1221 Avenue of the Americas.

Samantha Earls, VP of Rudin Management Company, Amy Rose, co-president of Rose Associates, and Shari Rossi, executive director and partner of Goodstein Organization LLC, will join moderator Faith Hope Consolo, chairman of Douglas Elli-

man’s Retail Group, in a discussion of the state of the industry, and how they are evolving their companies to deal with current challenges and opportunities.

“Over the years, I’ve been privi-leged to moderate a number of panels

that include the ‘next generation’ of our industry, and this lineup is one of the most impressive I’ve ever seen! These women not only are leaders in their families and companies but also in their communities through their exciting new projects,” said Consolo.

Faith Hope Consolo

Samantha Earls

Amy Rose Shari Rossi

MELVILLE, NY Erik Wind has re-turned to Ge-oData Plus as president. Wind held a leader-ship role with the company during GeoData’s for-mative years, when they re-

leased pre-foreclosures for L.I. and

N.Y.C., became the only company with one zoning map for all of Nassau County, and transformed GeoData from a desktop application into its present web application. “GeoData made a great impact on

the real estate industry before reach-ing a plateau in 2009,” said Wind. “That’s about to change as the next six months to a year should be really exciting for our customers.”

Erik Wind

Wind returns to GeoData Plus as president

NEW YORK, NY Arup, a multidisci-plinary engineering and consulting firm with a reputation for delivering

innovative and sustainable de-signs, revealed that Susan Baer has joined the firm as a princi-pal and global aviation planning leader. Based in

Arup’s N.Y. office, Baer will be re-sponsible for leading Arup’s efforts in aviation planning and management consulting for existing and new

clients.A 37-year veteran of the Port

Authority of N.Y. & N.J., Baer was the first person in agency history to manage all of the major Port Authority airports. She was appointed general manager of LaGuardia Airport in 1994, general manager of New Jersey Airports (Newark and Teterboro) in 1998, and general manager of Kennedy Airport in 2007. She was named deputy director/chief oper-ating officer of the Aviation Depart-ment in 2008 and became director of aviation in 2009, managing a five airport system.

Susan Baer

Baer joins Arup’s N.Y. office as principal

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