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Real estate market is witnessing an unprecedented transformation and the teams we build now will make the difference tomorrow. Mihai is a highly appreciated new talent and I personally value his drive. In my 20 years of real estate experience, good energy has always proved to be a key element for performant teams, and I am confident that Mihai will be an important asset for CBRE”, affirmed
Razvan Iorgu, Managing Director, CBRE Romania.
Before joining CBRE Romania, Mihai Patrulescu held key positions as Senior Investment Associate and Head of Strategic Analysis in another real estate company, being involved in complex portfolio deals.
Equitable Facilities Fund Announces First Partner
Social Impact Fund Has Committed Over $400M Low-Cost Loans to High-Performing Public Charter Schools Under Michelle Getz s Leadership
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NEW YORK, Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Equitable Facilities Fund (EFF), one of the education sector s largest social impact funds, announced the promotion of Michelle Getz to Partner. We are delighted to announce the promotion of Michelle to be EFF s first Partner. She has made significant contributions to the breadth and depth of our capabilities and has been a key reason for our growth in the public charter school sector. Michelle s promotion is in recognition of her commitment to always doing the right thing and the tremendous value she has delivered for our school partners, our funders, and our investors, said Anand Kesavan, Founder and CEO of EFF.
Development Site Near Union Market Put Up For Sale After Years Of Delays Courtesy of Feldman Ruel Urban Property Advisors A rendering of the 56-unit development planned at 301 Florida Ave. NE.
The partnership of Zusin Development and Sivan Properties retained Feldman Ruel Urban Property Advisors to market the development site at 301 Florida Ave. NE, the brokers tell
Bisnow. The site officially hit the market Wednesday.
The property has 8,700 SF of land area at the intersection of Florida Avenue and Third Street NE, four blocks from the Union Market building and two blocks from the NoMa Metro station.
The site is approved for 56 multifamily units with a focus on family-sized units. The approved plans call for 42 three-bedrooms, seven four-bedrooms and seven studios.
!, a Milan, Italy-based independent venture capital firm focused on deeptech investments, held the second close of Fund I.
This brings the current size of the vehicle I to €40m. Backers included cornestone investors of the first closing Compagnia di San Paolo, SAES Group, and UMBRA Group, now joined by the investment company of an important Italian industrial family (HOFIMA, Malacalza) and the one of a European group for the protection of intellectual property.
Eureka! Fund I – Technology Transfer is focused on investments in Advanced Materials and more generally in applications and technologies related to Materials Science and Engineering. The vehicle invests in proof-of-concept, seed and Round A stages, also thanks to the partnership with 27 universities and scientific research centers in Italy.