Posted by admin on May 29, 2018
The NYC Eastern Caribbean Relief Fund Inc. has donated $120,000 to the Schneider Regional Medical Center Foundation (SRMC). This donation will go towards medical equipment that was either lost or damaged during Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
IGY Marinas CEO and founder Andrew L. Farkas has made it his goal to help the Caribbean community recover from the natural disasters that occurred in 2017 through the NYC Eastern Caribbean Relief Fund Inc. Donations such as the one made to SRMC does just that by allocating the donation towards medical equipment.
Just as the name suggests, SRMC sees that patients receiving care at Roy Lester Schneider Hospital in St. Thomas have all of the equipment necessary for their treatment. Additionally, SRMC does the same for Myrah Keating Smith Community Health Center in St. John. In fact, both facilities remained in operation during Hurricanes Irma and Maria and are the only medical facilities on each island. This makes it detrimental that their services meet patient expectations.
Since its founding in September 2017, NYC Eastern Caribbean Relief Fund Inc. has made it its goal to raise $5 million for those affected by Hurricanes Irma and Maria. In addition to providing aide to SRMS, NYC Eastern Caribbean Relief Fund Inc. aims to help the yachting community that has also been affected by the natural disasters. Islands in the Caribbean heavily rely on local communities for goods and services, which has been difficult given the circumstances of the recent hurricanes. Companies such as NYC Eastern Caribbean Relief Fund Inc. help restore the infrastructure between locals and those in the yachting community, all the while providing food, shelter and healthcare for those affected.
By overseeing donations made to organizations like the Schneider Regional Medical Center Foundation, Andrew Farkas will ensure that Caribbean inhabitants will continue to receive care that is of the utmost quality.
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Posted by admin on May 23, 2018
NAI Global, a leading global commercial real estate and brokerage firm, recently acquired property in Charleston, South Carolina for $2.95 million. NAI Charleston is a franchise within NAI Global, which is owned by Andrew L. Farkas.
The property is located at 95 Broad St., and is known as the Major Peter Bocquet House. This townhouse is almost 250 years old and has just recently been renovated. Our of its four stories, floors one through three are 4,500 square feet and would ideally be used for office space. In addition to plenty of storage and many closets, this property boasts a 425 square foot area that could potentially be used for a storefront.
Situated on the east coast, Charleston is a very popular destination spot. 95 Broad St. is located in one of this city’s most renowned neighborhoods, and is in close proximity to the “Four Corners of Law.” This intersection is located at Broad and Meeting St., and is comprised of City Hall, Charleston County Courthouse, the Federal Courthouse, and St. Michael’s Church.
Although recently renovated, the property still retains many of its original features. These include fireplaces registered with the Federal Register of historic homes, a lime-washed exterior, a salon, and an original Georgian façade. This townhome is also an ideal spot for events as it can host between 50 and 80 people.
Due to its excellent location and many features, the purchase of 95 Broad St. makes this property an ideal addition to NAI Global’s diverse portfolio. NAI Global is a subsidiary of C-III Capital Partners, which is owned by CEO Andrew Farkas.
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Posted by admin on May 17, 2018
NAI Global, a subsidiary owned by Andrew L. Farkas, was recently ranked number four in Lipsey’s Survey of Top 25 Commercial Real Estate Brands of 2018. This survey was led by 100,000 professionals in the commercial real estate world, proving that it was an extremely extensive and well thought out process. Andrew Farkas owns C-III Capital Partners, a fully-diversified asset management and commercial real estate services company that owns NAI Global.
C-III Capital Partners acquired NAI Global in 2011 and has since worked in conjunction with the company to obtain real estate across the country. As a company that offers a variety of services and solutions to its clientele around the world, it’s no surprise NAI Global was featured on Lipsey’s Survey of Top 25 Commercial Real Estate Brands.
The survey itself mentioned NAI Global’s strong regional and global presence in real estate. More specifically, it referred to the fact that this company has more than 7,000 local market professionals and over 400 offices in North America, Europe, Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Asia Pacific.
In addition to this, the Lipsey report recognized Dorit Makovsky Fischer as a veteran when it comes to NAI Global. A member of the company since 2002, Dorit works closely with property in Denver, Colorado.
As Chairman and CEO of C-III, Andrew Farkas will continue to find opportunities to move this company forward.
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