Commercial Real Estate

Ashkenazy Acquisition Corporation, under the leadership of Ben Ashkenazy, has solidified its position as a dominant player in prime retail real estate by acquiring the remaining interest in Cross Bronx Plaza, located at 961 E 174th St, Bronx, NY. Bronx, New York, United States – October 8, 2024 — In a transaction that highlights its […]

Manhattan-based real estate developer Ben Ashkenazy and his wife Debra are looking to make a splash in the Hamptons market. The couple’s 76-acre equestrian Water Mill estate is coming on the market for $125 million, making it New York’s most expensive coastal vacation listing, the Wall Street Journal reported. The billionaire head of Ashkenazy Acquisitions

An equestrian property in Water Mill, which includes a massive home and a boarding facility, is asking $125 million. Courtesy of Bespoke Real Estate Get In-Depth Insights and Exclusive Content Delivered Direct to You. A nearly 80-acre equestrian estate in Water Mill, the largest in the Hamptons, is listed for $125 million, making it the

Ben Ashkenazy, CEO of Ashkenazy Acquisition Corporation, lists his expansive 80-acre equestrian estate in Water Mill, NY, for sale at $125 million. Water Mill, New York, United States – August 18, 2024 — Ben Ashkenazy, CEO of Ashkenazy Acquisition Corporation, listed his 80-acre equestrian estate in Water Mill, NY, for $125 million, potentially setting a

Uptown Madison Avenue, the city’s premier luxury shopping corridor, faces momentous change on the gilded blocks where East Midtown meets the Upper East Side. Two large office retail buildings are being  demolished for new, mixed-use projects about which little is known. Meanwhile, wealthy fashionistas and even wealthier real estate investors wonder what’s to become of

Ben Ashkenazy’s Ashkenazy Acquisition Corporation has successfully leased the retail portion of 800 Madison Avenue on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. This prime property, located among prestigious retailers on world-famous Madison Avenue, strengthens its status as a flagship destination in New York’s luxury retail market. Manhattan, New York, United States – August 24, 2024 — Ben

Ben Ashkenazy and the Gindi family have settled one of real estate’s most contentious legal battles. The litigation between the New York City real estate developer and the family behind the retailer Century 21 began almost four years ago and sent shockwaves throughout the tightly-knit Syrian Jewish community, where disputes are generally resolved internally. Ashkenazy