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Posted: December 28, 2012
Jeff Buslik, Adams & Co. Real Estate LLC
Contact Name : Jeff Buslik
Company Name : Adams & Co. Real Estate LLC
Email : [email protected]
Phone : 212-679-5500
Fax : n/a
Address, City, State : 411 Fifth Ave. New York, NY 10016
What was your greatest professional accomplishment in 2012? : n/a
What was your most notable project, deal or transaction in 2012? : My most notable transaction in 2012 would be the deal I brokered for East West Bank for their expansion and renewal at 535 Madison Ave; a 14,375 sq. ft. addition, asking rents were $78 per sq. ft.
What are your predictions for commercial real estate in 2013? : I think commercial real estate in 2013 will continue to succeed, built spaces will see stronger leasing activity, as shorter term leases will be in greater demand. As such, I see prices increasing.
What are your resolutions for 2013? : For 2013, my main goal is expansion. I would like to increase my teams deal volume as well as increase the size of my team, hoping to add a few additional members.
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