A construction project is an artful synthesis of planning, products, third-party professionals, in-house capabilities and a variety of services which must be simultaneously coordinated and priced to achieve project goals. WRC encourages early project involvement and assistance in site selection, due diligence and, most importantly, the selection of critical project consultants, namely architects and engineers. WRC’s team concentrates on establishing a project-specific, performance-driven culture providing value-added construction management services throughout the development process. Projects, many times historic in nature, often require value engineering on an existing design/structure to create strategies focused on achieving greater project economies through innovative procurement and construction techniques.
WRC’s construction management expertise focuses on all aspects of large-scale projects, including hotels, shopping centers, senior housing, mixed-use retail/office/hospitality/residential projects, build and renovate-to-suit office buildings, multi-family residential complexes, casinos and related entertainment facilities. WRC maintains a keen focus on the strategic goals of the project, including the drafting and negotiating of development agreements, management agreements and construction contracts to insure a time and cost-efficient project flow.
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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.