Commercial Office
WRC principals provide their clients invaluable access to and expertise within critical areas including broker and banker negotiations, tenant and contractor relations, and regulatory compliance. Throughout the development and/or acquisition process, WRC provides value-added resources in the following areas:
• Partnerships with major tenants, land owners, investors and financial institutions
• Management of the entitlement process and government approvals
• Vertical in-house integration of in-house advisory services and expertise in construction, financing and operations
• Contract negotiations, including public/private partnerships
• Debt, mezzanine and equity financing
Commercial office development, especially in urban areas, often involves a creative synergy of mixed-use projects, operating in conjunction with hotels and shopping centers or as part of major business campuses. While several WRC principals originally focused their activities in retail/ownership, during the past 30 years they have expanded their expertise and skills to become a full-service real estate practice engaged in retail, residential, office, hospitality, mixed-use, and urban infill developments.
Although most firms specialize in a single aspect of real estate development, WRC is uniquely able to independently develop and finance many components (retail, residential, hospitality and commercial) of a mixed-use project. This approach results in a single point of responsibility for all aspects of a project thereby simplifying the process for our clients and our lender/investor network.
Mike Zukerman in Scotsman Guide
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Michael Zukerman is the Managing Director and CEO of Whitestone Realty Capital, LLC. Whitestone Realty Capital, Inc (“WRC”) is a developer and real estate investment banking firm.
Marv Eisen is a Director of Whitestone Realty Capital (WRC). Prior to joining WRC, Mr. Eisen was a Vice President in his family’s manufacturing business that specialized in apparel for the military, police and fire departments as well as producing metal stampings for General Motors and Ford. A mechanical engineering graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, Mr. Eisen’s responsibilities included oversight of manufacturing operations in 3 plants, supervising 160 direct employees in the firm’s manufacturing operations. The company owned two buildings, and Mr. Eisen was instrumental in building acquisitions and utility infrastructure. Mr. Eisen’s responsibilities at WRC include transaction origination; underwriting due diligence; active participation in lender/investor sourcing and negotiations; and ongoing account management.