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John Goldman
Managing Director of Commercial Division
jgoldman@halstead.com
212-381-3208
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In October of 2008 Halstead Property established the Commercial Division, its first entry into the field of Commercial Brokerage, in order to round out, expand and enhance its premier position in New York City.
The Commercial Division is already active and successful in the sale of investment properties (including distressed assets and notes) as well as the leasing of office, retail and other commercial space. Halstead enlisted the guidance of John D. Goldman to lead the Division, a seasoned professional with over 40 years in the real estate business. Mr. Goldman began his career as an attorney, and then went on to build a substantial portfolio of properties as an owner, a manager, and eventually as a developer of properties for his own account. In recent years he has taken on the role of broker and officer of several prominent brokerage houses in Manhattan.
As Halstead’s Managing Director of the Commercial Division, Mr. Goldman has assembled a well rounded team of experienced and ambitious brokers, from those with decades of experience like himself, to those with youthful enthusiasm and a fresh perspective. The team works together with the common vision of putting the customer’s needs first, and always with a dedication to the Halstead tradition of service with integrity.
If you are already working with a Halstead agent, you may contact that agent and he/she can work in conjunction with the Commercial Division; or you can contact the Division directly. Team members are available to consult with you concerning the purchase, sale, or lease of commercial, retail, or office space, or multi-family properties, or to locate investment opportunities for your own use, or for that of your business.
In its first two years of operation it had grown in numbers of agents and volume of sales and leasing transactions. It has established itself, and its members, in the top fees of New York City commercial brokerage and foundation.
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By Adam Pincus The long-standing divide-and-conquer mentality that has been the norm in the New York City investment sales world is beginning to loosen -- well, at least a little.
With the recent uptick in building trades, commercial brokers say...
The Real Deal - Saturday, January 01, 2011
A Chinese investment and construction firm has picked up the Financial District's landmark American Bank Note Building for $18 million, the Wall Street Journal reported. The property, at 70 Broad Street, sold for far below its asking price and had...
The Real Deal - Wednesday, December 22, 2010
NEW YORK CITY-We still have yet to see a "normal" transaction market. Buyers and sellers still aren't finding much common ground, said John Goldman, managing director of the commercial division at Halstead Properties. But the competition for distress is heating...
Globe St.com - Tuesday, November 30, 2010
For more on CRE investment, we stopped by the National Realty Club’s luncheon last week at the Friars Club to hear from Halstead Property’s John Goldman, Eastern Consolidated’s Alan Miller, and Massey Knakal’s James Nelson. There’s still a lack of...
Real Estate BisNow - Thursday, September 30, 2010
3.7 Million366 West 46th stret (between Eight and Ninth Avenue)Manhattan
An investor has bought this four-story mixed-use 5,230-square-foot building in Hell’s Kitchen. The upper three floors each have floor-through one-bedroom apartments. On the first floor is a restaurant space to be...
New York Times - Wednesday, July 07, 2010
(Photo: Hannah Whitaker; Map: Jason Lee)
The Old-Timer: John Goldman
Age: 69
Profession: Head of investment sales at Halstead Property.
Resides: A three-story, 200-year-old carriage house on 46th Street between Ninth and Tenth Avenues with wife, Joan, and two...
New York Magazine - Monday, February 15, 2010
Photos: John Goldman, managing director with Halstead Property
By Adam Pincus
To support junior brokers during the anemic building sales environment exacerbated by the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers, several firms in Manhattan have installed more generous payment plans....
The Real Deal - Monday, December 21, 2009
Photo Above: Cynthia Bergman and John Goldman, Halstead Property; David Greene, MHP
The REBNY luncheon at the Hilton today began by honoring “Most Promising Commercial Sales Person of the Year” winner Robin Fisher, Newmark Knight Frank, and quickly moved to...
GreenPearl.com - Thursday, March 19, 2009
After Wall Street's fall, trouble catches up to New York City real estate
By Gabby Warshawer
November
A report released by real estate appraiser Mitchell, Maxwell & Jackson about Manhattan residential sales volume in September and October did not auger...
The Real Deal - Thursday, January 01, 2009
By Jovana Rizzo
The residential real estate market has been hurting, and in this financial crisis, some residential firms have decided to diversify their business. Residential brokerages Halstead Property and DJK Residential have recently opened commercial divisions and on Long...
The Real Deal - Monday, December 01, 2008
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Halstead Property: John D. Goldman, 68, joined as managing director. He had been executive managing director at Murray Hill Properties.
Crains - Sunday, November 23, 2008
Halstead Property, LLC, a leading residential real estate brokerage firm in New York City, has announced its entry into the commercial market with the formation of the Investment Sales Division.
With John D. Goldman as managing director, the launch of this...
Real Estate Weekly - Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Halstead Property, LLC, announced its entry into the commercial market with the formation of the Investment Sales Division.
With John D. Goldman as managing director, the launch of this division will allow Halstead to expand and strengthen its scope in the...
Brokers Weekly - Wednesday, November 19, 2008
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By Paul Bubny
NEW YORK CITY-Residential brokerage Halstead Property, LLC has hung out its commercial real estate shingle with the formation of an investment sales division.
Industry veteran John Goldman, managing director of the new division, tells GlobeSt.com that over the...
Globe St.com - Tuesday, November 11, 2008
According to the New York Observer, “Residential brokerage powerhouse Halstead Property announced today it has launched an investment sales division to broker commercial real estate deals. The division will be headed by John D. Goldman as managing director and will...
Haute Living - Tuesday, November 11, 2008
By Dana Rubinstein
Odd timing. That’s what New York investment brokers are saying about Halstead Property’s recently announced plans to open a commercial real estate investment arm during one of the worst markets in recent history.
“I don’t think it’s a great...
New York Observer - Tuesday, November 11, 2008
By Tom Acitelli
Residential brokerage powerhouse Halstead Property announced today it has launched an investment sales division to broker commercial real estate deals. The division will be headed by John D. Goldman as managing director and will be headquartered at...
New York Observer - Monday, November 10, 2008
Residential broker sees move as way to follow up on leads.
Theresa Agovino
Halstead Property is no longer content to just sell apartments—it wants to sell apartment buildings, office towers, hotels and other commercial properties.
The residential brokerage announced Monday it has...
Crains - Monday, November 10, 2008
Halstead Property is forming an investment sales division and entering the commercial business, the company announced today. John Goldman, a former executive managing director of Murray Hill Properties, will be the managing director of the firm's new group. Commercial sales...
The Real Deal - Monday, November 10, 2008
Halstead Property is no longer content to just sell apartments—it wants to sell apartment buildings, office towers, hotels and other commercial properties.
The residential brokerage announced Monday it has formed an investment sales division and hired John Goldman as the managing...
Curbed - Monday, November 10, 2008
