Real-estate company and initiatives

International real-estate company, start up company with leading Israeli enterprisers, projects in Eastern Europe, Israel, India, the USA, and Russia. Review of international real-estate project entrepreneurship led by international real-estate enterprisers including leading enterprisers from Israel.

Even today, in the world real-estate crisis, the pick-of-the-crop projects succeed. Please forgive me for not being humble, but these days, Israeli enterprisers are leading in the building of apartment towers and hotels in Vegas, Nevada, Europe, and Eastern Europe as well as in many other places in the real-estate world. They have changed the skyline in the capitals of Eastern Europe and India etc. Also, deluxe office towers have been upgraded and the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan has been converted into part deluxe apartments and part hotel. There are plenty more examples; too many to include in this short space.

Some Examples from the Real-Estate Magazine, 'Real-Deal'

New York 'Real-Deal' Real-Estate

The New York 'Real-Deal' magazine shows that buildings under Israeli entrepreneurship in Manhattan, stay at the highest average real-estate prices. It is well known that the Plaza Hotel in New York has been converted into condominium hotel residences where condominiums are being sold at tens of millions of dollars each. Other examples are the Central Park West building, the Times Square tower, The Grand Plaza CP 15 project in Vegas, where for the purpose of the GOLD CLUB's accounting, the external price for luxury apartments and residential houses (condominiums and co-op) in Manhattan was 4.95 million dollars while the average was 6.36 million dollars, a difference of 1.4 million dollars. A concentration of mega deals ensured a wider gap between the average sales price and the external sales price.

Take the Canadian newspapers for example: The Globe and Mail nominated the Israeli enterprisers as the leaders in holding 'trophy' properties; the New York Times indicates, in an article about the background of fear in the face of the decelerated real-estate market, that a large number of real-estate agents believe the normal rules do not apply to New York's rich and that they are continuing to and will continue to buy luxurious homes. According to the article, buyers at the top end of the market are unlikely to change their habits as they have already made their money.

According to a rational analysis of a report that was presented, an apartment in the Cooperative building on 5^th Avenue (Co-op) is being sold at an all time record of 48.9 million dollars.

An urban villa on 69 East St. is 28.5 million dollars; urban villas at 247, Central Park West are also being sold at record prices.