David Chemtob

Owner

David Chemtob portfolio

(NYC’s “Market Value,” 50% or less of actual value)

$8.5 million – retail 56.0%, elevator 24.0%; Brooklyn 67.0%, Queens 32.0%

2881th largest portfolio by dollar value

39,398 sqft – retail 54.0%, elevator 35.0%;

3192th largest by SF

24 properties – Brooklyn 83%, Queens 16%

133th largest

16 residential units – Brooklyn 100.0%, Manhattan 0.0%

782th largest by residential units

Top Ten Associated Companies:

Greystone & Co. (3), Kearny Bank (2), Gibraltar Management (1), Jacobs Real Estate Advisors (1)

Top Ten Associated People:

Kenneth Stevenson (2), Joshua J. Grossman (1), Sholom Jacobs (1)

Recent activity as signatory:

• Samuel Kairyand David Chemtoband Marc Chemtob borrowed $0 from Jacobs Real Estate Advisors for 153 Chauncey Street, 153 Chauncey Street, 153 Chauncey Street, 153 Chauncey Street, 153 Chauncey Street, and others, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn on January 11, 2023.

• Renaissance Realty Group borrowed $7.4 million from Kearny Bank for 527 Lincoln Place, Crown Heights, Brooklyn on October 21, 2022.

• Renaissance Realty Group borrowed $5.5 million from Kearny Bank for 1561 Pitkin Avenue, Brownsville, Brooklyn on October 07, 2022.

• Renaissance Realty Group sold 79-81 7th Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklyn for $10.6 million to Gibraltar Management on September 22, 2022.

• Renaissance Realty Group borrowed $6.2 million from Greystone & Co. for 724 Dekalb Avenue, 726 Dekalb Avenue, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn on January 30, 2020.

• Renaissance Realty Group borrowed $31.9 million from Greystone & Co. for 519 Lincoln Place, 511 Lincoln Place, 505 Lincoln Place, 495 Lincoln Place, 493 Lincoln Place, and others, Crown Heights, Brooklyn on January 30, 2020.

• Renaissance Realty Group borrowed $18.2 million from Greystone & Co. for 134 East 122nd Street, East Harlem, Manhattan on January 30, 2020.

• David Chemtob filed plans for major alteration in Harlem, Manhattan, on September 11, 2012.