NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TOWN Residential is sponsoring New York City’s first ever Mayoral debate focused on real estate, to take place on Monday, September 16th, 2013 from 5:30 to 7 pm, with doors opening at 5pm. Hosted by The Real Deal, the event will be held in Mason Hall at Baruch College’s Performing Arts Center, 17 Lexington Avenue.
The potential successors to Mayor Bloomberg, as selected by voters in yesterday’s primary election, will reveal what they have planned for all sectors of the NYC real estate market - residential, commercial and retail. Republican candidate and MTA former chairman Joe Lhota and Democratic candidate, New York City Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, have been confirmed to participate. Limited seating is available to the public at $25 admission through The Real Deal. TOWN expects to have more than 200 of its licensed representatives and staff in attendance.
“The opinions and plans of the Mayoral candidates will absolutely impact the future of New York City Real Estate, and we are thrilled to be able to make this critical event for our industry and the public possible,” Andrew Heiberger, TOWN Residential’s Founder and CEO said.
“We are proud to have TOWN Residential as the sponsor of this epic event,” Amir Korangy, Publisher of The Real Deal said. “This debate will help shape how the industry votes, and what the next four years will look like.”
ABOUT TOWN RESIDENTIAL:
Launched by Founder and CEO Andrew Heiberger in 2010, TOWN is a top-ranked fully integrated Manhattan real estate services firm specializing in luxury residential sales, rentals, and the marketing of new development sales and rentals. TOWN Residential, LLC is a partnership of Buttonwood Residential Brokerage, LLC and Thor Equities, LLC, a leading real estate development and investment firm. An integral part of the New York real estate landscape, TOWN has a team that exceeds 520 licensed Representatives and staff in nine neighborhood locations: TOWN Greenwich Village, at 530 LaGuardia Place; TOWN SoHo, a landmarked corner storefront at 337 West Broadway dating to 1886; TOWN Upper East Side, a corner storefront at 239 East 79th Street and Second Avenue; TOWN West Village, a federal-style townhouse at 45 Horatio Street; TOWN Astor Place, a block-front space overlooking historic Astor Place in the Gwathmey Siegel-designed Sculpture for Living at 26 Astor Place; TOWN Fifth Avenue, located in the prestigious Crown Building at 730 Fifth Avenue at 57th Street; TOWN Flatiron, located at 110 Fifth Avenue and 16th Street; TOWN Financial District, located at 88 Greenwich Street; and TOWN Gramercy, located at historic 33 Irving Place. For more information about these offices and TOWN Residential, visit: www.townrealestate.com.
