OVERVIEW

Abstract Development Group specializes in ground-up development, redevelopment, and the creation of real estate assets that are made to last for generations.

Founded in 2020 by Jason Algaze, Dan Rudofsky, Barry Rudofsky, and Scott Silverman, we are a full-service development company that spans the Northeast, Southeast and Mountain West.

We are an affiliate of the Bronstein family, now in its third generation. With a billion dollar plus, long-term portfolio of mixed-use and residential assets in the New York area, ADG and its affiliates leverage the Bronstein acumen and extensive network to execute on the entire development life cycle, from land use and acquisitions, design and construction management to asset and property management.

With a collaborative approach, we continue to be committed to seeking out new opportunities with our partners where we excel at combining our resources and industry knowledge to successfully deliver each new project.

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Investment Strategy

We seek to capitalize on markets with anticipated outsized growth and associated risk-adjusted returns. Based on demographic trends, we are confident in the continued strength of multifamily in emerging business friendly markets. We are equally entrepreneurial and opportunistic and are ready to dive into new mixed-use projects requiring ground up development or significant upgrades, particularly those with a residential component, are always in our sights.

OVERVIEW

Abstract Development Group specializes in ground-up development, redevelopment, and the creation of real estate assets that are made to last for generations.

Founded in 2020 by Jason Algaze, Dan Rudofsky, Barry Rudofsky, and Scott Silverman, we are a full-service development company that spans the Northeast, Southeast and Mountain West.

We are an affiliate of the Bronstein family, now in its third generation. With a billion dollar plus, long-term portfolio of mixed-use and residential assets in the New York area, ADG and its affiliates leverage the Bronstein acumen and extensive network to execute on the entire development life cycle, from land use and acquisitions, design and construction management to asset and property management.

With a collaborative approach, we continue to be committed to seeking out new opportunities with our partners where we excel at combining our resources and industry knowledge to successfully deliver each new project.

Visit Bronstein Properties

Investment Strategy

We seek to capitalize on markets with anticipated outsized growth and associated risk-adjusted returns. Based on demographic trends, we are confident in the continued strength of multifamily in emerging business friendly markets. We are equally entrepreneurial and opportunistic and are ready to dive into new mixed-use projects requiring ground up development or significant upgrades, particularly those with a residential component, are always in our sights.

CAPABILITIES

Our team’s strengths reflect a breadth and depth of experience that underpins success.
Our areas of expertise include:

Development Process

Acquisitions & Assemblages

Financial Structuring

Financial Analysis

Capital Markets

Investment Evaluation

Design Process

Zoning & Entitlements

Construction & Consultant Coordination

Marketing & Leasing

Public-Private
Relationships

CAPABILITIES

Our team reflects a breadth and depth of experience that underpins our success. Our areas of expertise include:

Development Process

Acquisitions & Assemblages

Financial Structuring

Financial Analysis

Capital Markets

Investment Evaluation

Design Process

Zoning & Entitlements

Construction & Consultant Coordination

Marketing & Leasing

Public-Private
Relationships

CAPABILITIES

Our team’s strengths reflect a breadth and depth of experience that underpins success.
Our areas of expertise include:

Development Process

Acquisitions & Assemblages

Financial Structuring

Financial Analysis

Capital Markets

Investment Evaluation

Design Process

Zoning & Entitlements

Construction & Consultant Coordination

Marketing & Leasing

Public-Private
Relationships

SUCCESS STORIES

The value we bring to any deal is evidenced in several past success stories.

Three Times a Charm

South Florida Three-Building Portfolio

Over a period of six years, Jason Algaze successfully created more than $200 million worth of value through the development process. He raised equity, managed debt and was actively engaged in all daily pre-development aspects for three south Florida luxury condominium projects, one of which included a retail component. Together, the projects encompassed 850,000 square feet and almost 400 units with a sellout value of $738 million. This success was achieved by laying a strong early foundation – undertaking a thorough financial analysis, appropriately structuring both debt and equity for each of the properties, closing financing and applying project level and asset management skills.

Long-Term Thinking and Roll-Your-Sleeves-Up Moxie

Brooklyn Rezoning and Master Plan
Mixed-use Multifamily and Retail Project

Recognizing the long-term needs of New York City, our team members were able to be involved in the acquisition of several sites in a historically industrial neighborhood in Brooklyn that was undergoing a significant 82-block mixed-use rezoning. This zoning change was extremely important to both the city and its landowners, as it would guide more than 700 new units that consisted of a significant amount of new affordable housing units to be built in the area.

As a participant, our team members had worked alongside the local municipality as a partner, allowing us to have an active voice in the the step-by-step creation of this new rezoning framework. Leveraging our deep understanding of the public and private partnership with local governments in their processes helped create the greatest benefit and value for subject sites and its future development.

One Plus One Equals Three

Central Park South Condominium

Over the course of nearly eight years, Jason was deeply engaged in the complex assemblage of one of New York’s most opulent properties. The resulting structure artfully transforms an existing landmark structure into “old New York” residences and blends it in to a new glass 1,000 square foot + residential tower that reaches into the sky. This project with its 80 ultra-luxury condominiums over a massive retail podium have helped to reshape the Central Park skyline.

This was a complex project to design, build and capitalize. It required New York City Landmarks approval, as well as significant innovations in construction methods and design to make it feasible to build as it would become an extremely tall tower situated on a small lot in a busy area of Manhattan. With a total capitalization in excess of $1 billion, it required a capital structure that included a variety of institutions providing a mixture of both equity and debt. The estimated $1.7 billion sellout will ultimately create a net profit of over $700 million, much of which was predicted on the economic creativity Jason provided early on in the venture.

Creating Value from the Ground Up

Long Island City Mixed-Use Luxury Apartmnets and Retail

From the early stages of development through to refinancing and, ultimately, disposition, Jason created value for this $220 million project in the burgeoning Queens neighborhood. He was intimately involved in all facets of development from initial acquisition, project design, managing the raise and full capital stack completion throughout the construction financing. Additionally, this project was utilized to create an in-house construction team to self-perform the project. This required building out a staff for a construction division at the company, as well as hands on supervision, including responsibility for all subcontractors involved in erecting this nearly 400-unit luxury multifamily building with complementary retail space. He was able to overcome several financial challenges through the process, which led the project to stabilization and a disposition valued at over $300 million.

Expediting an Assemblage and Maximizing Profits

Queens Mixed-Use Land Assemblage for the Development of Apartments, Retail, and Office

With the clock ticking, Jason moved expeditiously to assemble land and air rights to break ground on a landmark property, and an adjacent site owned by a municipal entity prior to the expiration of a significant tax incentive program. With just 16 days to complete the transaction, Jason structured a unique deal to purchase air rights, create a combined developable site and conceive a public park to meet a community benefit requirement. The over 800,000 buildable square foot site could be zoned for up to 800 residential units – among the tallest buildings in the neighborhood. The quick work on the $170 million acquisition and project resulted in a sale to a major New York City developer and a win-win-win for the seller, the buyer and the community alike.

SUCCESS STORIES

The value we bring to any deal is evidenced in several past success stories.

Three Times a Charm

South Florida Three-Building Portfolio

Over a period of six years, Jason Algaze successfully created more than $200 million worth of value through the development process. He raised equity, managed debt and was actively engaged in all daily pre-development aspects for three south Florida luxury condominium projects, one of which included a retail component. Together, the projects encompassed 850,000 square feet and almost 400 units with a sellout value of $738 million. This success was achieved by laying a strong early foundation – undertaking a thorough financial analysis, appropriately structuring both debt and equity for each of the properties, closing financing and applying project level and asset management skills.

Long-Term Thinking and
Roll-Your-Sleeves-Up Moxie

Long-Term Thinking and
Roll-Your-Sleeves-Up Moxie

Brooklyn Rezoning and Master Plan
Mixed-use Multifamily and Retail Project

Recognizing the long-term needs of New York City, our team members were able to be involved in the acquisition of several sites in a historically industrial neighborhood in Brooklyn that was undergoing a significant 82-block mixed-use rezoning. This zoning change was extremely important to both the city and its landowners, as it would guide more than 700 new units that consisted of a significant amount of new affordable housing units to be built in the area.

As a participant, our team members had worked alongside the local municipality as a partner, allowing us to have an active voice in the the step-by-step creation of this new rezoning framework. Leveraging our deep understanding of the public and private partnership with local governments in their processes helped create the greatest benefit and value for subject sites and its future development.

One Plus One Equals Three

Central Park South Condominium

Over the course of nearly eight years, Jason was deeply engaged in the complex assemblage of one of New York’s most opulent properties. The resulting structure artfully transforms an existing landmark structure into “old New York” residences and blends it in to a new glass 1,000 square foot + residential tower that reaches into the sky. This project with its 80 ultra-luxury condominiums over a massive retail podium have helped to reshape the Central Park skyline.

This was a complex project to design, build and capitalize. It required New York City Landmarks approval, as well as significant innovations in construction methods and design to make it feasible to build as it would become an extremely tall tower situated on a small lot in a busy area of Manhattan. With a total capitalization in excess of $1 billion, it required a capital structure that included a variety of institutions providing a mixture of both equity and debt. The estimated $1.7 billion sellout will ultimately create a net profit of over $700 million, much of which was predicted on the economic creativity Jason provided early on in the venture.

Creating Value from the Ground Up

Long Island City Mixed-Use Luxury
Apartments and Retail

Long Island City Mixed-Use Luxury Apartments and Retail

From the early stages of development through to refinancing and, ultimately, disposition, Jason created value for this $220 million project in the burgeoning Queens neighborhood. He was intimately involved in all facets of development from initial acquisition, project design, managing the raise and full capital stack completion throughout the construction financing. Additionally, this project was utilized to create an in-house construction team to self-perform the project. This required building out a staff for a construction division at the company, as well as hands on supervision, including responsibility for all subcontractors involved in erecting this nearly 400-unit luxury multifamily building with complementary retail space. He was able to overcome several financial challenges through the process, which led the project to stabilization and a disposition valued at over $300 million.

Expediting an Assemblage and Maximizing Profits

Expediting an Assemblage and
Maximizing Profits

Queens Mixed-Use Land Assemblage
For the Development of Apartments, Retail and Office

Queens Mixed-Use Land Assemblage
For the Development of Apartments, Retail and Office

With the clock ticking, Jason moved expeditiously to assemble land and air rights to break ground on a landmark property, and an adjacent site owned by a municipal entity prior to the expiration of a significant tax incentive program. With just 16 days to complete the transaction, Jason structured a unique deal to purchase air rights, create a combined developable site and conceive a public park to meet a community benefit requirement. The over 800,000 buildable square foot site could be zoned for up to 800 residential units – among the tallest buildings in the neighborhood. The quick work on the $170 million acquisition and project resulted in a sale to a major New York City developer and a win-win-win for the seller, the buyer and the community alike.

PROJECT SELECTS

PROJECT SELECTS

One Burton

South Salt Lake City, UT

Ballpark District

Salt Lake City, UT

PROJECT SELECTS

One Burton

South Salt Lake City, UT

Ballpark District

Salt Lake City, UT

One Burton

Salt Lake City, UT

Following a deep dive into the fundamentals of the market, we are developing a $70M, 180-unit ground-up multifamily project in the Downtown district of South Salt Lake – creating the intersection between Downtown Salt Lake City, Silicon Slopes, Sugar House and Park City. In keeping with our investment strategy, we are attracted to the burgeoning urban scene that is courting an engaged tech employee base. We anticipate outsized risk-adjusted returns compared to Downtown projects.

A Mid-Century Modern design aesthetic with strong geometric lines creates the building’s exterior, artfully complementing and contrasting with its Rocky Mountain backdrop. A distinctive porte cochere entrance sets a welcoming tone and for the many distinguishing features and amenities of this lifestyle-focused project. A mix of studio to 2BR units are designed to attract an upscale Gen Z audience with completion expected in Q4 2024.

Ballpark District

Salt Lake City, UT

As Native New Yorkers, we understand the value of transportation. Located in the Ballpark District of Salt Lake City, our new development will be located adjacent to entrance and exit ramps of I-15 as well as caddy-corner to the Trax stop. The city’s new Ballpark District Master Plan has engendered significant interest in this neighborhood and our property is ideally located to capitalize on this transformation. Our site, centrally located to many Valley amenities, is also proximate to some of the neighborhood’s funkiest breweries and restaurants.

Our design embraces the authentic industrial vibe of the area’s manufacturing history by reviving the tired existing greenery and expanding it along the façade. Additionally, the façade recaptures a two-story parking structure and repurposes it into a unique piece of art which then climbs upward to meet dark blue brick. The brick has been selected to change color depending upon the angle of the sun – creating a dynamic kaleidoscope of color, pattern and form as a distinguishing feature of the property. Comprised of studio and 1BR units to attract a younger a demographic, the building is expected to debut in Q3 2025.

One Burton

South Salt Lake City, UT

Following a deep dive into the fundamentals of the market, we are developing a $70M, 180-unit ground-up multifamily project in the Downtown district of South Salt Lake – creating the intersection between Downtown Salt Lake City, Silicon Slopes, Sugar House and Park City. In keeping with our investment strategy, we are attracted to the burgeoning urban scene that is courting an engaged tech employee base. We anticipate outsized risk-adjusted returns compared to Downtown projects.

A Mid-Century Modern design aesthetic with strong geometric lines creates the building’s exterior, artfully complementing and contrasting with its Rocky Mountain backdrop. A distinctive porte cochere entrance sets a welcoming tone and for the many distinguishing features and amenities of this lifestyle-focused project. A mix of studio to 2BR units are designed to attract an upscale Gen Z audience with completion expected in Q4 2024.

Ballpark District

Salt Lake City, UT

As Native New Yorkers, we understand the value of transportation. Located in the Ballpark District of Salt Lake City, our new development will be located adjacent to entrance and exit ramps of I-15 as well as caddy-corner to the Trax stop. The city’s new Ballpark District Master Plan has engendered significant interest in this neighborhood and our property is ideally located to capitalize on this transformation. Our site, centrally located to many Valley amenities, is also proximate to some of the neighborhood’s funkiest breweries and restaurants.

Our design embraces the authentic industrial vibe of the area’s manufacturing history by reviving the tired existing greenery and expanding it along the façade. Additionally, the façade recaptures a two-story parking structure and repurposes it into a unique piece of art which then climbs upward to meet dark blue brick. The brick has been selected to change color depending upon the angle of the sun – creating a dynamic kaleidoscope of color, pattern and form as a distinguishing feature of the property. Comprised of studio and 1BR units to attract a younger a demographic, the building is expected to debut in Q3 2025.

Team

Jason Algaze

Jason Algaze

Partner

Jason Algaze

Partner

A 15-year veteran of the real estate investment and development business, Jason brings a unique combination of natural creativity, a passion for building, and the requisite financial expertise which allows him to execute successful and profitable projects with a one-of-a-kind vision. His multi-faceted development experience allows him to select the right people and companies for the job and bring out the best in each team member. His areas of expertise span the entire development process including acquisitions, investment analysis, assemblages, zoning and entitlements, financing, equity structuring, contracts, legal negotiations, construction team oversight, and project design.

 

​Earlier in his career Jason worked on over $10 billion in new development projects comprising over 8 million square feet and more than 8,000 residential units, including the ultra-luxury 1,400 ft. tower at 111 West 57th Street; a 45-story; QPS Tower, 400-unit multifamily building in Long Island City; 10 Sullivan, a boutique condominium building in SoHo and a variety of luxury condominiums throughout South Florida, including ECHO Aventura, ECHO Brickell, Muse Residences, and Sage.

​
A graduate of the University of Miami, he received an MA in real estate finance and development from New York University.

Daniel Rudofsky

Daniel Rudofsky

Partner

Daniel Rudofsky

Partner

Dan has a diverse range of experience from both inside and outside of the real estate industry. His jobs in politics and law, coupled with his family’s real estate business, have provided him with unique insights into the various challenges required to complete any project.

 

Dan is responsible for negotiating contracts, interpreting laws, zoning and other regulations, and acting as liaison to outside counsel. An integral part of the team that evaluates new opportunities, he uses his property management experience in the design process to help create more practical and thoughtful buildings.

 

Previously in his career Dan served as an Associate in the Litigation Department of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton, and Garrison where he represented major banks in ongoing litigation and government investigations. Before attending law school, Dan worked for New York Senator Charles E. Schumer on the Judiciary Committee.

 

Dan earned a BA from the University of Pennsylvania and a JD from New York University School of Law.

 

Scott Silverman

Scott Silverman

Partner

Scott Silverman

Partner

Scott joined Bronstein Properties in 1999 and is responsible for executive oversight of property management with a focus on identification, evaluation and oversight of major capital improvement projects, such as individual apartment renovations as well as refurbishment management and building-wide improvements. He is also responsible for leasing management and strategy, including evaluation of new tenants, leasing turnover management and leasing commercial space. Scott serves as an advisor and partner of Abstract Development. He is a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis (BS, Business Administrations/Finance).

Barry Rudofsky

Barry Rudofsky

Partner

Barry Rudofsky

Partner

Barry has over 30 years of experience managing commercial real estate in the New York City area. He joined the company in 1989 and is responsible for strategic and long-term planning, with particular emphasis on recruitment and retention of key employees. In his role as an asset manager, he provides supervisory review of day-to-day property management staff, with particular focus on identification, evaluation and oversight of major capital improvement projects including individual unit renovations and building-wide improvements. Barry serves as an advisor and partner of Abstract Development.

 

Previously he served as Assistant District Attorney in both the Manhattan and Philadelphia District Attorneys’ Offices. He is admitted to the Bar in Pennsylvania, New York and the U.S Eastern District of Pennsylvania and is a graduate of University of Michigan Law School and University of Michigan (BA, Economics and History).

 

Barry is also active in a number of professional and civic associations and current serves as Co-Chairman and Former President of the Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP), a residential property Owners Organization as well as Co-Chair of its Lead Paint Legislation Committee. He is also a member of the Rent Stabilization Association.

Peter Schack, CPA

Peter Schack, CPA

Chief Financial Officer

Peter Schack, CPA

Chief Financial Officer

Peter joined Bronstein Properties in 2017 and is responsible for overseeing accounting, treasury and financial reporting functions. His areas of expertise include real estate, construction and development accounting, property management, staff selection, accounting systems and processes.

 

Peter has over 25 years of experience in various real estate, construction and public accounting firms. His real estate financial background includes executive level work with residential and commercial property owners and developers, sales and marketers of luxury condominiums as well as large construction contractors. Previously, he worked on the Hudson Yards Development project in Manhattan.

 

Peter graduated from Hofstra University with a B.A. in Business Administration, is a licensed New York State CPA and a member of the New York State Society of CPAs.

Brian Kreizel

Brian Kreizel

Director of Operations

Brian Kreizel

Director of Operations

Brian is an operation professional with over 15 years of success across diverse industries including real estate, healthcare, technology start-ups, and crisis management consulting. He owns and operates a separate real estate platform that acquires, develops, and manages student-housing assets. In his current role, as Director of Operations for Bronstein Properties, he plays a lead role in strategic, business, and organizational operations.

Teddy Tanenbaum

Teddy Tanenbaum

Financial Analyst

Teddy Tanenbaum

Financial Analyst

Teddy Tanenbaum is currently the Financial Analyst for Abstract Development Group. With a strong financial modeling background, as well as a robust understanding of the development process, Teddy can analyze and create assumptions on potential developments deals in select markets across the country.

Previously in his career, Teddy was an Acquisition Analyst at KSR Capital focused on the acquisitions and dispositions of industrial, retail, and multifamily properties in the Northeast. He graduated from NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate in 2021 with a Real Estate Finance master’s degree.

Team

Team

Jason Algaze

Jason Algaze

Partner

Jason Algaze

Partner

A 15-year veteran of the real estate investment and development business, Jason brings a unique combination of natural creativity, a passion for building, and the requisite financial expertise which allows him to execute successful and profitable projects with a one-of-a-kind vision. His multi-faceted development experience allows him to select the right people and companies for the job and bring out the best in each team member. His areas of expertise span the entire development process including acquisitions, investment analysis, assemblages, zoning and entitlements, financing, equity structuring, contracts, legal negotiations, construction team oversight, and project design.

 

​Earlier in his career Jason worked on over $10 billion in new development projects comprising over 8 million square feet and more than 8,000 residential units, including the ultra-luxury 1,400 ft. tower at 111 West 57th Street; a 45-story; QPS Tower, 400-unit multifamily building in Long Island City; 10 Sullivan, a boutique condominium building in SoHo and a variety of luxury condominiums throughout South Florida, including ECHO Aventura, ECHO Brickell, Muse Residences, and Sage.

​
A graduate of the University of Miami, he received an MA in real estate finance and development from New York University.

Daniel Rudofsky

Daniel Rudofsky

Partner

Daniel Rudofsky

Partner

Dan has a diverse range of experience from both inside and outside of the real estate industry. His jobs in politics and law, coupled with his family’s real estate business, have provided him with unique insights into the various challenges required to complete any project.

 

Dan is responsible for negotiating contracts, interpreting laws, zoning and other regulations, and acting as liaison to outside counsel. An integral part of the team that evaluates new opportunities, he uses his property management experience in the design process to help create more practical and thoughtful buildings.

 

Previously in his career Dan served as an Associate in the Litigation Department of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton, and Garrison where he represented major banks in ongoing litigation and government investigations. Before attending law school, Dan worked for New York Senator Charles E. Schumer on the Judiciary Committee.

 

Dan earned a BA from the University of Pennsylvania and a JD from New York University School of Law.

 

Scott Silverman

Scott Silverman

Partner

Scott Silverman

Partner

Scott joined Bronstein Properties in 1999 and is responsible for executive oversight of property management with a focus on identification, evaluation and oversight of major capital improvement projects, such as individual apartment renovations as well as refurbishment management and building-wide improvements. He is also responsible for leasing management and strategy, including evaluation of new tenants, leasing turnover management and leasing commercial space. Scott serves as an advisor and partner of Abstract Development. He is a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis (BS, Business Administrations/Finance).

Barry Rudofsky

Barry Rudofsky

Partner

Barry Rudofsky

Partner

Barry has over 30 years of experience managing commercial real estate in the New York City area. He joined the company in 1989 and is responsible for strategic and long-term planning, with particular emphasis on recruitment and retention of key employees. In his role as an asset manager, he provides supervisory review of day-to-day property management staff, with particular focus on identification, evaluation and oversight of major capital improvement projects including individual unit renovations and building-wide improvements. Barry serves as an advisor and partner of Abstract Development.

 

Previously he served as Assistant District Attorney in both the Manhattan and Philadelphia District Attorneys’ Offices. He is admitted to the Bar in Pennsylvania, New York and the U.S Eastern District of Pennsylvania and is a graduate of University of Michigan Law School and University of Michigan (BA, Economics and History).

 

Barry is also active in a number of professional and civic associations and current serves as Co-Chairman and Former President of the Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP), a residential property Owners Organization as well as Co-Chair of its Lead Paint Legislation Committee. He is also a member of the Rent Stabilization Association.

Peter Schack, CPA

Peter Schack, CPA

Chief Financial Officer

Peter Schack, CPA

Chief Financial Officer

Peter joined Bronstein Properties in 2017 and is responsible for overseeing accounting, treasury and financial reporting functions. His areas of expertise include real estate, construction and development accounting, property management, staff selection, accounting systems and processes.

 

Peter has over 25 years of experience in various real estate, construction and public accounting firms. His real estate financial background includes executive level work with residential and commercial property owners and developers, sales and marketers of luxury condominiums as well as large construction contractors. Previously, he worked on the Hudson Yards Development project in Manhattan.

 

Peter graduated from Hofstra University with a B.A. in Business Administration, is a licensed New York State CPA and a member of the New York State Society of CPAs.

Brian Kreizel

Brian Kreizel

Director of Operations

Brian Kreizel

Director of Operations

Brian is an operation professional with over 15 years of success across diverse industries including real estate, healthcare, technology start-ups, and crisis management consulting. He owns and operates a separate real estate platform that acquires, develops, and manages student-housing assets. In his current role, as Director of Operations for Bronstein Properties, he plays a lead role in strategic, business, and organizational operations.

Teddy Tanenbaum

Teddy Tanenbaum

Financial Analyst

Teddy Tanenbaum

Financial Analyst

Teddy Tanenbaum is currently the Financial Analyst for Abstract Development Group. With a strong financial modeling background, as well as a robust understanding of the development process, Teddy can analyze and create assumptions on potential developments deals in select markets across the country.

Previously in his career, Teddy was an Acquisition Analyst at KSR Capital focused on the acquisitions and dispositions of industrial, retail, and multifamily properties in the Northeast. He graduated from NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate in 2021 with a Real Estate Finance master’s degree.

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We use this information to offer you services relating to your residence or to fulfill our promotions.

Public Health and Safety
In certain situations where a serious public health threat has been identified, we may collect information from employees, guests, and other individuals accessing our facilities. This may include medical and health information, such as body temperature, symptoms, and underlying health conditions. In some cases, we may also collect medical, health, and related information about an employee’s children, family member, or other individuals under the employee’s care.
We use this information to protect the health and safety of our employees and guests. In some jurisdictions we may be required by law, regulation, or governmental order to collect and retain information related to issues of public health and safety.

Surveys
When you participate in a survey, we collect information that you provide through the survey. If the survey is provided by a third- party service provider, the third-party’s privacy policy applies to the collection, use, and disclosure of your information.
We use this information to understand your opinions and collecting information relevant to our organization.

Sweepstakes or Contests
When you participate in a sweepstakes or contest, we collect information about you which includes contact information to notify you if you are selected.
We use this information to operate the sweepstakes. In some contexts, we are also required by law to collect information about those that enter into our sweepstakes.

Website Interactions
We use technology to monitor how you interact with our website. This may include which links you click on, or information that you type into our online forms. This may also include information about your device or browser.
We use this information to understand how you interact with our website to better improve it, and to understand your preferences and interests in order to select offerings that you might find most useful. We also occasionally use this information to detect and prevent fraud.

Web Logs
We collect information, including your browser type, operating system, Internet Protocol (IP) address (a number that is automatically assigned to a computer when the Internet is used), domain name, click-activity, referring website, and/or a date/time stamp for visitors.
We use this information to monitor our networks and the visitors to our websites.

Wi-Fi Information
If you connect to Wi-Fi provided by Bronstein at one of our properties, we may collect your contact information and information about your browsing activities.
We use this information to protect our IT and network systems and to detect and prevent fraud.

2. How do we collect your Personal Data?

We may collect your Personal Data when you:

•. Request information from us via forms or emails, such as signing up for our newsletter or requesting information about a Location or a future Location;
•. Contact us regarding a question, concern, or inquiry, such as when you make inquiries concerning our website(s) and/or services (including at in-person events such as open houses, or by phone or email);
•. Register and create an account on our website or a business partners’ website;
•. Sign up or request to be placed on our mailing and/or email marketing lists;
•. Apply for a lease at one of the locations that we manage;
• Become a resident at or visit one of the locations we manage;
•. Request maintenance or support and assistance, or inquire about your maintenance or concierge interactions with us;
•. Provide billing information to us;
•. Post user-generated content in a property’s residential forum;
•. Participate in a sweepstakes or contest sponsored or co-sponsored by us; and/or
•. Otherwise interact with Bronstein or our representatives.

In addition to the information that we collect from you directly, we may also receive information about you from other sources, including third parties, business partners, our affiliates, or publicly available sources. For example, if you submit a lease application, we may conduct a credit check.

Your decision to provide us with information is generally voluntary, but if you choose not to provide any requested information, you may not be able to take advantage of our services, or all features or offerings associated with our services. For example, we may be unable to process your application to lease a unit, respond to your inquiries or requests for support, or send you newsletters or information about our properties.