Macklowe Properties overview
Macklowe Properties contact information
Offices
767 Fifth Ave, New York, 10153, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mr. Harry Macklowe | Job titleChief Executive Officer and Owner | LocationNew York, United States | Email  ---------- |
| Ms. Deepali Patel Shah | Job titleController | LocationNew York, United States | Email ------- |
Macklowe Properties fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 1
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
|---|---|---|---|
Manager ----------- | Commitment date- | Commitment size- | |
Stories that mention Macklowe Properties
Blackstone to buy back Park Avenue Tower for $750m
The New York-based real estate and private equity firm will acquire for the second time the Manhattan office building from Shorenstein Properties, seven years after buying it the first time.
The Four Food Groups - September 2008
Four Food Groups 2008-09-01 Staff Writer RESIDENTIAL Living large Singapore's Orchard Road, known throughout the world for its shopping malls, will soon be home to a new 56-story luxury residential building. The complex, known as The Orchard Residences,
Blackstone exits EOP Austin office complex
Equity Office Properties, the REIT acquired by Blackstone for $39bn last year, has sold a 1.1m-square-foot office complex in Texas to real estate investment firm Spear Street. The complex includes 13 buildings and two development sites.
Post-EOP, Blackstone goes on selling spree
Shorenstein Properties is the latest firm to purchase a piece of the Equity Office Properties portfolio as The Blackstone Group begins to divest the real estate it acquired in the largest private equity deal ever.
Shorenstein makes play for Macklowe assets
The private real estate investment firm is purchasing two office towers in New York City from Deutsche Bank, which seized the assets from New York-based Macklowe Properties.
ING partners on Billy Macklowe’s first deal
The New York-based firm paid $45.2m for the midtown Manhattan office property, in what was William Macklowe’s first transaction without his father, Harry.