Gabriel Saffioti
Director
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Year Joined: 2010
Gabriel Saffioti is a Director at Eastern Consolidated specializing in the sale and acquisition of investment properties including office buildings, hotels, multifamily properties, development sites, retail properties, 1031 "like-kind exchange" transactions as well as the sale of non-performing debt on commercial real estate.
Prior to joining Eastern, Mr. Saffioti worked for the investment/development firm Bluezees Real Estate LLC and Currier Real Estate where he focused on value-added development projects in the multi-family, loft conversions and office sectors in markets including Detroit, Philadelphia, southeastern Florida and New York City.
From 2002 to 2007, Mr. Saffioti served as Director of Corporate Affairs & Development for the American Australian Association, a bilateral business forum, in which capacity he worked on the United States-Australia Free Trade Agreement and the creation of the U.S. Studies Center established at the University of Sydney.
Since 2001, he has personally negotiated, acquired and rehabilitated numerous multifamily and mixed use properties in New York City and Philadelphia. He owns several small residential and commercial properties in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and University City, Philadelphia.
He is a member of the ANU North America Alumni Association, the NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate Student Association, the Urban Land Institute, the Abzyme Research Foundation's Real Estate Committee and the Board of Directors of The Hamm & Clov Stage Company.
Mr. Saffioti is a graduate of Australian National University with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History. He is currently completing his Masters degree in Real Estate Finance from the Schack Institute of Real Estate at New York University and working towards certification with the Appraisal Institute.
Prior to joining Eastern, Mr. Saffioti worked for the investment/development firm Bluezees Real Estate LLC and Currier Real Estate where he focused on value-added development projects in the multi-family, loft conversions and office sectors in markets including Detroit, Philadelphia, southeastern Florida and New York City.
From 2002 to 2007, Mr. Saffioti served as Director of Corporate Affairs & Development for the American Australian Association, a bilateral business forum, in which capacity he worked on the United States-Australia Free Trade Agreement and the creation of the U.S. Studies Center established at the University of Sydney.
Since 2001, he has personally negotiated, acquired and rehabilitated numerous multifamily and mixed use properties in New York City and Philadelphia. He owns several small residential and commercial properties in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and University City, Philadelphia.
He is a member of the ANU North America Alumni Association, the NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate Student Association, the Urban Land Institute, the Abzyme Research Foundation's Real Estate Committee and the Board of Directors of The Hamm & Clov Stage Company.
Mr. Saffioti is a graduate of Australian National University with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History. He is currently completing his Masters degree in Real Estate Finance from the Schack Institute of Real Estate at New York University and working towards certification with the Appraisal Institute.
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Recent Sale - 31 West 26th Street
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357-361 Henry Street
Sold for: $2,650,000
Property Type: Development
Square Feet: 11,788
Number of Units: N/A
Sold
357-361 Henry Street
Brooklyn, NY
Eastern Consolidated exclusively represented the seller and procured the purchaser in the sale of this development site, consisting of three contiguous parcels of land. Each tax lot has approximately 3,929 square feet of as-of-right residential Zoning Floor Area.
The Bedford Portfolio
Sold for: $68,000,000
Property Type: Retail
Square Feet: 110,226
Number of Units: 53
551-553 Manhattan Avenue
Sold for: N/A
Property Type: Debt and Equity Placement
Square Feet: 8,401
Number of Units: 7
19-33 Kent Avenue
Sold for: $32,000,000
Property Type: Development
Square Feet: 160,000
Number of Units: N/A
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Gabriel Saffioti is a Director at Eastern Consolidated specializing in the sale and acquisition of investment properties including office buildings, hotels, multifamily properties, development sites, retail properties, 1031 "like-kind exchange" transactions as well as the sale of non-performing debt on commercial real estate.
Prior to joining Eastern, Mr. Saffioti worked for the investment/development firm Bluezees Real Estate LLC and Currier Real Estate where he focused on value-added development projects in the multi-family, loft conversions and office sectors in markets including Detroit, Philadelphia, southeastern Florida and New York City.
From 2002 to 2007, Mr. Saffioti served as Director of Corporate Affairs & Development for the American Australian Association, a bilateral business forum, in which capacity he worked on the United States-Australia Free Trade Agreement and the creation of the U.S. Studies Center established at the University of Sydney.
Since 2001, he has personally negotiated, acquired and rehabilitated numerous multifamily and mixed use properties in New York City and Philadelphia. He owns several small residential and commercial properties in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and University City, Philadelphia.
He is a member of the ANU North America Alumni Association, the NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate Student Association, the Urban Land Institute, the Abzyme Research Foundation's Real Estate Committee and the Board of Directors of The Hamm & Clov Stage Company.
Mr. Saffioti is a graduate of Australian National University with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History. He is currently completing his Masters degree in Real Estate Finance from the Schack Institute of Real Estate at New York University and working towards certification with the Appraisal Institute.
Prior to joining Eastern, Mr. Saffioti worked for the investment/development firm Bluezees Real Estate LLC and Currier Real Estate where he focused on value-added development projects in the multi-family, loft conversions and office sectors in markets including Detroit, Philadelphia, southeastern Florida and New York City.
From 2002 to 2007, Mr. Saffioti served as Director of Corporate Affairs & Development for the American Australian Association, a bilateral business forum, in which capacity he worked on the United States-Australia Free Trade Agreement and the creation of the U.S. Studies Center established at the University of Sydney.
Since 2001, he has personally negotiated, acquired and rehabilitated numerous multifamily and mixed use properties in New York City and Philadelphia. He owns several small residential and commercial properties in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and University City, Philadelphia.
He is a member of the ANU North America Alumni Association, the NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate Student Association, the Urban Land Institute, the Abzyme Research Foundation's Real Estate Committee and the Board of Directors of The Hamm & Clov Stage Company.
Mr. Saffioti is a graduate of Australian National University with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History. He is currently completing his Masters degree in Real Estate Finance from the Schack Institute of Real Estate at New York University and working towards certification with the Appraisal Institute.