Jeff Berman offers 35 years of professional services in commercial real estate and securities. He is a licensed real estate broker and registered representative securities licenses 22 and 63, with Reg. D offerings of DST1031 Exchanges to service his high net-worth clients.
His approach to the business focuses on providing his clients personalized guidance that is essential in synchronizing their business to achieve maximum profits and returns on their investments.
Berman's forensic-like approach to understanding his clients' businesses has allowed him to successfully identify the best real estate acquisitions increasing their portfolio values.
Jeff's full spectrum of expertise of commercial real estate transactions transcends from the real estate owner's perspective and the buyer's/tenant's lens. His consultative approach to a multitude of real estate acquisitions, including industrial, mixed-use, multi-family ground-up developments, student housing, self/mini storage, mobile home parks, office buildings, commercial condos, retail/restaurant, and professional/medical buildings have made him an icon within the industry.
Jeff's breadth of knowledge affords his clients the flexibility to choose their involvement level. From completing a transaction from beginning to the end, including identifying funding sources, legal counsel and adding key vendors to the process, or act in an advisory capacity, spearheading the transaction from up above.
Bringing Jeff on board in the early stages of your transaction will help you understand market dynamics, timing, and key data that will help you make the most informed real estate decisions.
For more than 25 years, Jeff has been the Director of the NYC Terry Fox for Cancer Research, which through its contributions, supports Memorial Sloan-Kettering in NYC and has led to a curative breakthrough in B-cell re-engineering of cancer cells.
Jeff is a lifelong New Yorker and resides on the Upper East Side with his wife, teenage son, and Goldendoodle, Junior. He spends his spare time cycling, fishing, working out, reading history, and solving crossword puzzles.