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“Sarah’s willingness and fearlessness in being honest is what brought us together,” adds Paskey.
Lenz, a graphic designer and artist, grew up in Berkeley, California, while Paskey, raised in Kalamazoo, Michigan, is a lecturer in law, legal analysis, writing and research at the University at Buffalo School of Law. He spent more than a decade working in the Department of Justice, bringing to trial Nazi collaborators who came to the United States after the war. But he began his career working in desktop publishing and typesetting, the field in which Lenz also began her career.
Given the shutdown and the distance between them, there was plenty of time for long, rambling conversations on the phone or online. Paskey opened up about his two short-term marriages and other relationships, while Lenz had a more recent story to tell. She had met her husband when she was 17, and theirs was an open marriage. In 2013, she left him, taking a few years to be on her own as an adult for the fir
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Clockwise from left: Brookfield Property Partners CEO Brian Kingston, 845 East 136th Street in the Bronx, 1010 Bedford Avenue and 120 Evergreen Avenue in Brooklyn (Google Maps; Brookfield)
The uptick in middle-market investment sales activity in the city continued last week. Six deals involving industrial and residential buildings tallied $98.9 million. It was the third week in a row that more than $97 million in transactions were recorded across the five boroughs. The deals are all between $10 million and $30 million each.
On the list last week was Brookfield Property Partners, which bought in the Bronx. Facing financial woes, All Year Management sold in Brooklyn. Brookland Capital, which has been liquidating its assets, also sold a property in the borough.