Alan P. Miller, recently honored as Eastern's 2008 "Broker of the Year", has been involved in New York City real estate for twenty-four years and has been involved in the sale of development sites, hotels, residential conversions, commercial loft buildings, parking facilities, outdoor signage, Transferable Development Rights, 421-a Tax Certificates, as well as Inclusionary Bonus Air Rights.

Since joining Eastern Consolidated, he has worked on a number of significant transactions and his investment knowledge complements many of the firm’s assignments.   Some of his notable transactions include the 99-year net lease of a 591-room hotel development that is now a Radisson Hotel in Herald Square; a long term net lease of a 220-room property now known as the Ameritania Hotel, on Broadway next to the Ed Sullivan theatre; the sale of a site in Times Square which was transformed into a 225-room luxury hotel called The Muse; and the sale of the Sahara Hotel, a corner development site on Third Avenue and East 14th Street which was developed into a New York University dormitory. 

Prior to joining Eastern Consolidated Properties, Inc. in 1999 as a Director, Mr. Miller worked with The Carlton Group, Ltd., a national real estate advisory firm. Previous to that, he joined Stonehenge Partners, Inc. where he assisted the managing partner in the analysis of potential purchases of investment property in Manhattan. Mr. Miller began his career with an eleven year tenure at Lee Odell Real Estate, Inc., specializing in selling investment real estate throughout New York City and the Tri-State area. 
 

Mr. Miller, Eastern’s “Most Promising Broker of the Year” in 2001, is a member of The Real Estate Board of New York, a Governor of The National Realty Club, a member of the YM/WREA, as well as the Urban Land Institute.

Mr. Miller graduated from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst with a degree in Economics.