Kushner is a privately held, multi-generational real-estate owner, developer, builder and operator focused on multifamily housing. It also develops and manages office, retail, mixed-use and hospitality properties across the United States serving residents and investment partners through development and management.
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AI-researched delivery record, not yet confirmed by the developer. Dates may be approximate; original sources are linked.
AI research over published reviews and resident comments. Scores are a model’s reading of opinion, not figures stated on a page, and nothing here feeds any number above it. The links under each block are the pages that research says it used. Based on available resident reviews of covered buildings. These are reported experiences, not independent building inspections, and may not represent all residents or properties.
| Project | Overall | Structure & systems | Management & living |
|---|---|---|---|
| Midtown Row (additional 18-unit building)Midtown Montgomery, Montgomery18 units | 9.5/ 10 | 8.5/ 10 | 9.5/ 10 |
The largest directly published building-level aggregate located was Google’s 4.6/5 from 26 reviews, converted to 9.0/10 under the stated curve. The review text supports a strong living and maintenance picture through repeated praise for management, cleanliness, maintenance and modern condition; the one adverse noise report was not recurring. | |||
Residents described the apartments as “modern” and “updated,” and said the property was “well maintained.” Another review called the maintenance team “top-notch,” while the review synthesis records maintenance staff as “consistently responsive and courteous”; no published review located a structural failure, leak, HVAC, plumbing or electrical problem. | The published reviews largely describe a positive day-to-day experience: management was called “attentive and professional,” staff were “fabulous” and “extremely nice,” and one resident said the community was exceptionally clean. The main adverse report was a 2/5 review about loud music from neighbors that continued after multiple complaints to the leasing office; this was a single report, not a recurring theme. | ||
| Livana Fair LawnFair Lawn307 units | 9.3/ 10 | 7.4/ 10 RentCafe 4.5/5 · 4 reviews · rentcafe.com RentCafe publishes 4.5/5 from 4 reviews. Adjusted for where resident ratings usually fall, and weighted toward the 6.5 midpoint (more strongly the fewer the reviews), that gives 7.4. | 7.3/ 10 RentCafe 4/5, 4/5, 3.5/5, 4.5/5, 4/5, 4/5 · 4 reviews · rentcafe.com Apartment List 5/5, 4.3/5 · 3 reviews · apartmentlist.com Combined from 8 published figures on 2 platforms, weighted by review count, adjusted for where resident ratings usually fall and weighted toward the 6.5 midpoint where reviews are few: 7.3. |
Google Reviews/Maps provided the largest review base at 4.8/5 from 110 reviews, converting to 9.7/10 under the specified curve. The score was moderated for the reported six-day hot-water outage and slightly lifted for repeated positive themes; RentCafe's smaller, lower aggregate is noted as dissent but does not set the level. | |||
Review evidence is generally favorable on upkeep: one Apartment List reviewer called the property “Well maintained,” while RentCafe published a 4.5/5 maintenance score. The main systems complaint was a first tenant’s report of no hot water for six days because of a hot-water-heater issue; the reviewer also said maintenance followed up daily until it was fixed. | Day-to-day feedback is strongly positive: reviewers repeatedly describe the staff as “excellent,” call the atmosphere pleasant, and praise the many amenities; another described the community as “resort living.” The main operational/community criticism was that it is “Not really a 55+ community” because families and younger people were reportedly living there. | ||
| The JournalJournal Square, Jersey City1,723 units | 8.6/ 10 | 8.5/ 10 | 8.2/ 10 |
The building-level Google aggregate of 4.7/5 from 115 reviews sets the level and converts to 8.5 under the requested curve. The smaller uhomes building aggregate matches it, while the readable resident comments are mostly positive about staff, maintenance, amenities and transit, with limited complaints about pool hygiene, noise, internet and ancillary costs; these support a modest downward adjustment rather than a major change. | |||
The resident material describes the property as a new building with “new and complete facilities,” while another reviewer reported that “the smell of the new house is quite strong.” A contemporaneous architecture discussion questioned the absence of central air—“No central air? Window units?!”—but this is a single comment rather than a demonstrated failure, and no published structural rating was found. | Residents praised staff as “professional, responsive, and always willing to help,” and another said issues were “resolved quickly”; Google-review excerpts likewise describe the maintenance team as efficient and the concierge/front desk as friendly and helpful. Counterpoints include a report that indoor-pool hygiene “hasn’t been improved,” nighttime subway noise, slow internet and extra costs for parking, internet and pets. | ||
| Livana East HanoverEast Hanover265 units | 8.3/ 10 | 7.7/ 10 RentCafe 5/5 · 2 reviews · rentcafe.com RentCafe publishes 5/5 from 2 reviews. Adjusted for where resident ratings usually fall, and weighted toward the 6.5 midpoint (more strongly the fewer the reviews), that gives 7.7. | 7.7/ 10 RentCafe 5/5, 5/5, 5/5, 5/5, 5/5, 5/5 · 2 reviews · rentcafe.com Combined from 6 published figures on 1 platform, weighted by review count, adjusted for where resident ratings usually fall and weighted toward the 6.5 midpoint where reviews are few: 7.7. |
The 4.3/5 Google rating from 75 reviews is the largest review base and converts to 7/10 under the specified curve. The written sample is strongly positive about management, maintenance, amenities and cleanliness, supporting a modest upward commentary adjustment, while the isolated negative reports do not qualify as recurring themes. | |||
Residents praised the apartments’ “quality finishes,” spacious layouts and modern appliances, while maintenance was described as handling repairs “usually the same day.” One review reported persistent banging from the unit above and refuse room, with “physical damage caused by the ongoing disturbances”; this is operational resident feedback rather than an independent engineering finding. | Most residents describe the daily experience positively: staff are “welcoming, kind, and easy to talk to,” maintenance is “usually the same day,” and the pool, gym, movie room and community events are repeatedly praised. The main negative account says management dismissed repeated noise complaints, had a “nasty attitude,” and took “weeks/days to respond”; another review reported a two-week move-in delay tied to permits and inspection. | ||
| The Lofts at Pier VillagePier Village, Long Branch46 units | 8.3/ 10 | —/ 10 | 7.7/ 10 |
Birdeye provides the largest published review base at 4.2/5 from 24 reviews, which converts to 7.0/10 and sets the anchor. The smaller 4.6/5 Google-syndicated result points higher, and repeated praise for amenities, staff, views and resident experience supports a modest increase; no recurring operational or structural failure was reported. | |||
no notes returned no links returned | Published reviews describe it as a “Fantastic place to live” with “upscale amentities, friendly staff, wonderful neighbors,” while another says it is a “Beautiful property with terrific amenities.” The material reviewed contains no recurring complaint about management response, security, cleanliness or maintenance; the lone negative review is an aesthetic objection, calling the building a “huge and hideous eye sore” and “outdated.” | ||
| WYND 27 + 28Wynwood, Miami152 units | 7.6/ 10 | —/ 10 | 7.1/ 10 |
LocalityBiz supplies the largest building-specific review base, with a published 4.1/5 from 68 reviews, converting to a 7.0 anchor under the requested curve. The score is adjusted slightly upward for repeated praise of management, amenities and location, but partly offset by repeated noise and sound-insulation complaints. Apartments.com’s 4.9/5 is based on only one review and therefore cannot anchor or materially dissent under the stated rules. | |||
The published resident feedback contains recurring acoustic concerns: one reviewer said “the walls are thin,” while another reported that bars and music venues were “extremely loud” and that the windows did a poor job insulating noise. No published review evidence located here establishes a broader failure of plumbing, HVAC, electrical systems, leaks or waterproofing. | Residents frequently praised the staff and amenities: one called the management, maintenance and security team “Great,” while others described the amenities as “awesome,” the apartment as spotless, and the location as walkable. The negative review reported that deliveries were difficult to find, the lobby smelled of garbage, ants appeared in hallways, and the BBQ grill did not work; other feedback also flags thin walls and late-night venue noise. | ||
| Austin Nichols HouseWilliamsburg, New York338 units | 7.4/ 10 | 7.0/ 10 | 7.5/ 10 |
Openigloo supplies the largest resident-review rating that can set a resident-oriented level among the resident platforms located, 4.3/5 from 6 reviews; under the stated fewer-than-10 rule its converted anchor is kept within one point of 6.5 at 7.5. Google’s 4.5/5 from 46 reviews is a building-place aggregate with mixed audience classification, while Yelp’s 2.5/5 from 13 reviews materially disagrees; recurring positive staff/location themes and older construction, pest and management complaints produce a modest net reduction. | |||
A real-estate building profile describes the pre-war structure as concrete and says the conversion construction was complete, while tenant reporting during the conversion described “extensive damage to building walls,” dust entering through windows and doors, rats and mice, and sprinkler-related water damage. These are historical reports from the 2016–2018 conversion period; the sources do not establish that those conditions remain current on October 15, 2026. | Current-to-2026 resident-review material is broadly positive: Openigloo summarizes the building as clean, with highly responsive management, friendly staff and a strong community, while one resident called the waterfront and Domino Park “immaculate.” Counterevidence includes “Noisy outside. Loiterers,” one Google reviewer’s complaint that a doorman was “not professional,” and older conversion-era reports that management told a resident to work elsewhere despite severe noise. | ||
| 2000 BiscayneEdgewater, Miami420 units | 7.0/ 10 | 5.1/ 10 RentCafe 2/5 · 3 reviews · rentcafe.com RentCafe publishes 2/5 from 3 reviews. Adjusted for where resident ratings usually fall, and weighted toward the 6.5 midpoint (more strongly the fewer the reviews), that gives 5.1. | 5.2/ 10 RentCafe 2.5/5, 2.5/5, 3/5, 1.5/5 · 3 reviews · rentcafe.com Combined from 4 published figures on 1 platform, weighted by review count, adjusted for where resident ratings usually fall and weighted toward the 6.5 midpoint where reviews are few: 5.2. |
Google’s 4.6/5 from 392 reviews is the only rating base large enough to anchor the score, converting to 8.8/10 under the supplied curve. The score is lowered because the reported evidence includes a severe multi-floor flood and repeated mold/moisture reports, plus recurring elevator, outage, maintenance and communication complaints; positive staff and amenity feedback prevents a larger reduction. | |||
Resident feedback reports a sprinkler-line failure that flooded more than 30 floors, with water entering ceilings, walls and elevator shafts; another resident called the property a “mold incubator.” RentCafe’s published maintenance sub-score is 2.0/5 from 3 reviews, and reviews also report unreliable elevators, power surges, leaks and repairs that left visible damage. | The daily experience is mixed: residents praise friendly staff, move-in help, amenities and views, while operational reviews describe “zero proactive communication,” long elevator waits, unreliable package access and parking that does not guarantee a space. RentCafe reports a 2.5/5 property rating from 3 reviews, with staff 2.5/5, amenities 3.0/5 and parking 1.5/5. | ||
| Wave ResortPier Village, Long Branch67 units | 6.5/ 10 | 7.0/ 10 Tripadvisor 4.1/5, 4.3/5 · 329 reviews · tripadvisor.com Booking.com 8.7/10 · 362 reviews · booking.com Combined from 3 published figures on 2 platforms, weighted by review count, adjusted for where resident ratings usually fall and weighted toward the 6.5 midpoint where reviews are few: 7. | 6.8/ 10 Tripadvisor 4.7/5, 3.5/5, 3.9/5, 4.2/5 · 329 reviews · tripadvisor.com Booking.com 8.6/10, 8.4/10, 8.7/10, 7.6/10, 9.2/10, 9.2/10 · 362 reviews · booking.com Combined from 10 published figures on 2 platforms, weighted by review count, adjusted for where resident ratings usually fall and weighted toward the 6.5 midpoint where reviews are few: 6.8. |
Booking.com has the largest published review base and sets the level at 8.2/10, converted to 6.4 under the guest-rating curve. Tripadvisor and Yelp provide materially mixed corroboration, while recurring praise and complaints move the final resident-experience estimate only modestly because those themes are already reflected in the aggregates. | |||
Structural feedback is mixed. Tripadvisor publishes Rooms at 4.1/5 and Cleanliness at 4.3/5, while individual guests reported “much, if any, upkeep,” worn furniture, a ceiling opening, a broken balcony lock, intermittent elevators and one toilet that “flooded the bathroom.” | Daily-life reviews consistently value the location, ocean views and staff: one recent guest wrote that the hotel was “very clean” and staff were “very friendly,” while Booking.com quotes guests calling the location “incredible” and customer service “top notch.” Counterevidence includes “blasting all night” music, an overcrowded pool, an unattended bar and reports that service was “mediocre at best.” |
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Kushner maintains a corporate office in Miami and is actively seeking additional development and acquisition opportunities in South Florida.
Kushner Companies and Extell acquired Pier Village and planned to revitalize the site and complete its third development phase.
Kushner partnered with Block Capital Group to develop two mixed-use parcels in Miami’s Wynwood district.
Kushner and Aimco owned Fort Lauderdale land jointly on a 50-50 basis for a future mixed-use development.
Blackstone provided a $515 million loan to complete construction and lease-up of The Journal.
AIG provided the senior construction loan for The Journal’s first phase in 2022.
Related Credit Funds provided mezzanine financing for The Journal’s first phase.
Apollo and RXR provided financing for the second phase of The Journal.
Whole Foods signed as the anchor grocery tenant at Kushner’s Monmouth Square redevelopment.
Jared Kushner, Chief Executive Officer of Kushner Companies, and Gary Barnett, President and Founder of Extell Development Company, announced today that they have acquired Pier Village.
The partners will revitalize the existing site and expand the community by completing the third phase of its planned development.
The partners will revitalize the existing site and expand the community by completing the third phase of its planned development.
In partnership with Block Capital Group, Kushner developed two parcels in Wynwood, the thriving arts district of Miami.
In partnership with Block Capital Group, Kushner developed two parcels in Wynwood, the thriving arts district of Miami.
In partnership with Block Capital Group, Kushner developed two parcels in Wynwood, the thriving arts district of Miami.
We bought three pieces of land across the street from the train station with Aimco, our partner, 50-50.
We bought three pieces of land across the street from the train station with Aimco, our partner, 50-50.
We bought three pieces of land across the street from the train station with Aimco, our partner, 50-50.
The three-year loan — originated by Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies (BREDS) — includes two one-year extension options and will be used to complete The Journal’s construction and lease-up.
The three-year loan — originated by Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies (BREDS) — includes two one-year extension options and will be used to complete The Journal’s construction and lease-up.
The three-year loan — originated by Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies (BREDS) — includes two one-year extension options and will be used to complete The Journal’s construction and lease-up.
It retires previous construction financing on the project from 2022, when AIG provided a $385 million senior loan and Related Credit Funds provided a $130 million mezzanine loan.
It retires previous construction financing on the project from 2022, when AIG provided a $385 million senior loan and Related Credit Funds provided a $130 million mezzanine loan.
It retires previous construction financing on the project from 2022, when AIG provided a $385 million senior loan and Related Credit Funds provided a $130 million mezzanine loan.
It retires previous construction financing on the project from 2022, when AIG provided a $385 million senior loan and Related Credit Funds provided a $130 million mezzanine loan.
It retires previous construction financing on the project from 2022, when AIG provided a $385 million senior loan and Related Credit Funds provided a $130 million mezzanine loan.
It retires previous construction financing on the project from 2022, when AIG provided a $385 million senior loan and Related Credit Funds provided a $130 million mezzanine loan.
In June 2024, Kushner Companies landed a $295 million loan from Apollo and RXR to fund its construction, with plans to complete the second phase by the end of this year.
In June 2024, Kushner Companies landed a $295 million loan from Apollo and RXR to fund its construction, with plans to complete the second phase by the end of this year.
In June 2024, Kushner Companies landed a $295 million loan from Apollo and RXR to fund its construction, with plans to complete the second phase by the end of this year.
Whole Foods Market is signed as our anchor grocery tenant, in good company with Felice, Pura Vida, Solidcore, and Van Leeuwen on board.
Whole Foods Market is signed as our anchor grocery tenant, in good company with Felice, Pura Vida, Solidcore, and Van Leeuwen on board.
Whole Foods Market is signed as our anchor grocery tenant, in good company with Felice, Pura Vida, Solidcore, and Van Leeuwen on board.
| COMPANY NUMBER | 3817139 New York Department of State · US · active |
| United States | active 9 projects tracked |
| Residential, for rent | 6 of 9 |
| Retail | 3 of 9 |
| Mixed use | 2 of 9 |
| Residential, for sale | 2 of 9 |
| Office | 1 of 9 |
| Hotel | 1 of 9 |
He graduated with both a BA and MBA from New York University as well as a JD from Hofstra Law School.
He graduated with both a BA and MBA from New York University as well as a JD from Hofstra Law School.
## Charles Kushner
Ambassador Kushner was appointed to the United States Holocaust Memorial Council by President Bill Clinton. He was also appointed by Governor James McGreevey to serve as a Commissioner on the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
Ambassador Kushner is the Founder and Chairman of Kushner Companies, which is the owner and developer of over 30,000 multifamily residences and several million square feet of commercial space.
He graduated with both a BA and MBA from New York University as well as a JD from Hofstra Law School.
He graduated with both a BA and MBA from New York University as well as a JD from Hofstra Law School.
Ambassador Kushner is the Founder and Chairman of Kushner Companies, which is the owner and developer of over 30,000 multifamily residences and several million square feet of commercial space.
Ambassador Kushner is the Founder and Chairman of Kushner Companies, which is the owner and developer of over 30,000 multifamily residences and several million square feet of commercial space.
It’s all part of the same vision from an investment standpoint, which is that you invest in the New York metro area without being in New York City.Commercial Observer July 30, 2024https://commercialobserver.com/2024/07/nicole-kushner-meyer-laurent-morali-new-jersey/
Laurent obtained his MBA degree from Ecole Superieure de Commerce of Toulouse, France.
Laurent Morali Chief Executive Officer
Chief Executive Officer at Kushner
Prior to Kushner, Laurent spent 10 years working at Credit Lyonnais (now part of Credit Agricole Bank) focusing on complex debt capital market solutions for several billion dollars’ worth of real estate projects.
Morali: It’s all part of the same vision from an investment standpoint, which is that you invest in the New York metro area without being in New York City.
before being named CEO in October 2021.
He joined Kushner in 2008 where he has held several positions, starting with Managing Director of Finance, transitioning to Head of Acquisitions and Capital Markets in 2011, then President of the company in 2016, before being named CEO in October 2021. Laurent has closed several billions worth of real estate transactions, from construction and development to acquisitions, financings and recapitalizations. Prior to Kushner, Laurent spent 10 years working at Credit Lyonnais (now part of Credit Agricole Bank) focusing on complex debt capital market solutions for several billion dollars’ worth of real estate projects.
before being named CEO in October 2021.
Prior to Kushner, Laurent spent 10 years working at Credit Lyonnais (now part of Credit Agricole Bank) focusing on complex debt capital market solutions for several billion dollars’ worth of real estate projects.
Laurent obtained his MBA degree from Ecole Superieure de Commerce of Toulouse, France.
Laurent has closed several billions worth of real estate transactions, from construction and development to acquisitions, financings and recapitalizations.
Laurent Morali Chief Executive Officer
So much about our company is growth through adversity. We have been putting our heads down and really moving.Real Estate NJ October 20, 2021https://re-nj.com/kushner-cos-taps-familiar-faces-as-newest-ceo-president/
She holds a degree in architecture and urban design from New York University and a master’s in urban planning from its Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, along with a commercial real estate certificate from Cornell University.
She holds a degree in architecture and urban design from New York University and a master’s in urban planning from its Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, along with a commercial real estate certificate from Cornell University.
She holds a degree in architecture and urban design from New York University and a master’s in urban planning from its Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, along with a commercial real estate certificate from Cornell University.
Nicole Kushner Meyer President
President at Kushner
Meyer joined the firm after 10 years at Ralph Lauren, where she focused on the design and development of retail experiences globally.
“So much about our company is growth through adversity,” Meyer, Jared’s sister, told the Journal. “We have been putting our heads down and really moving.”
Nicole Meyer, the daughter of chairman and founder Charles Kushner and a member of the organization since 2015.
For her part, Meyer spearheads deal sourcing, investor relations and execution of real estate development for the firm, according to her bio.
Laurent Morali has taken over as its chief executive. He was previously the company’s president, a role that has been filled by Nicole Meyer, the daughter of chairman and founder Charles Kushner and a member of the organization since 2015.
Meyer joined the firm after 10 years at Ralph Lauren, where she focused on the design and development of retail experiences globally.
She holds a degree in architecture and urban design from New York University and a master’s in urban planning from its Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, along with a commercial real estate certificate from Cornell University.
She holds a degree in architecture and urban design from New York University and a master’s in urban planning from its Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, along with a commercial real estate certificate from Cornell University.
For her part, Meyer spearheads deal sourcing, investor relations and execution of real estate development for the firm, according to her bio.
Nicole Kushner Meyer President
Michael holds an MBA from the Leonard N. Stern School of Business at New York University and a bachelor’s in economics and business from Lafayette College.
Michael Sommer Chief Development Officer
Chief Development Officer at Kushner
Prior to Kushner, Michael served as Senior Vice President of Development and Construction at Cedar Realty Trust, a NYSE listed retail REIT with a portfolio spanning from Washington, D.C. to Boston. Before Cedar, Michael was Executive Vice President of Development at Edison Properties where he led the redevelopment of the award-winning Ironside Newark in Newark, New Jersey. Michael also served as Managing Director of Development at Advance Realty after starting his career at Premier Development.
Michael’s storied real estate career includes over 27 years at the leading edge of development and construction. He’s developed more than 10 million square feet of residential, retail and office assets. Most notably, Michael led the development of over 6,000 residential units in New Jersey. Prior to Kushner, Michael served as Senior Vice President of Development and Construction at Cedar Realty Trust, a NYSE listed retail REIT with a portfolio spanning from Washington, D.C. to Boston. Before Cedar, Michael was Executive Vice President of Development at Edison Properties where he led the redevelopment of the award-winning Ironside Newark in Newark, New Jersey. Michael also served as Managing Director of Development at Advance Realty after starting his career at Premier Development.
# Disciplined Development with Michael Sommer, Chief Development Officer, Kushner Companies
Michael’s storied real estate career includes over 27 years at the leading edge of development and construction.
He’s developed more than 10 million square feet of residential, retail and office assets.
Prior to Kushner, Michael served as Senior Vice President of Development and Construction at Cedar Realty Trust, a NYSE listed retail REIT with a portfolio spanning from Washington, D.C. to Boston.
Before Cedar, Michael was Executive Vice President of Development at Edison Properties where he led the redevelopment of the award-winning Ironside Newark in Newark, New Jersey.
Michael also served as Managing Director of Development at Advance Realty after starting his career at Premier Development.
Michael Sommer Chief Development Officer
She earned dual Bachelor’s Degrees in Accounting and International Studies/Economics from the University of Michigan and a Master’s Degree in finance from Wayne State University.
Jennifer McLean Chief Financial Officer
Chief Financial Officer at Kushner Companies
Chief Financial Officer - GFI Capital Resources Group, Inc. Jan 2013 - Mar 2016 (3 years and 2 months)
### Chief Financial Officer - Kushner (Current) Mar 2016 - Present (10 years and 6 months) in New York City, New York, United States
As Chief Financial Officer of Kushner, Jennifer ensures the company’s financial strength by leading financial management, accounting, risk management, and IT functions. With an extensive career spanning every major asset class and metropolitan market across the United States, Jennifer has held multiple CFO roles, overseeing more than 75,000 residential units and 100 million square feet of property, with financial oversight of portfolios exceeding $30 billion.
As Chief Financial Officer of Kushner, Jennifer ensures the company’s financial strength by leading financial management, accounting, risk management, and IT functions.
She has held multiple CFO roles, overseeing more than 75,000 residential units and 100 million square feet of property, with financial oversight of portfolios exceeding $30 billion.
### Chief Financial Officer - GFI Capital Resources Group, Inc. Jan 2013 - Mar 2016
She earned dual Bachelor’s Degrees in Accounting and International Studies/Economics from the University of Michigan and a Master’s Degree in finance from Wayne State University.
Jennifer McLean Chief Financial Officer
Isaac Buchler Executive Vice President, Head of Operations
EVP, Head of Operations at Kushner
#### EVP, Head of Operations (Current)
As EVP and Head of Operations, Isaac oversees Kushner’s extensive portfolio, ensuring that residential, commercial, retail, industrial, and hospitality assets operate at peak performance. Before joining Kushner, Isaac managed a significant New York City portfolio for a private family office, giving him hands-on experience in asset management at scale.
As EVP and Head of Operations, Isaac oversees Kushner’s extensive portfolio, ensuring that residential, commercial, retail, industrial, and hospitality assets operate at peak performance.
Before joining Kushner, Isaac managed a significant New York City portfolio for a private family office, giving him hands-on experience in asset management at scale.
We are pleased to announce that Isaac Buchler has been promoted to Executive Vice President, Head of Operations.
#### EVP, Head of Operations (Current)
Isaac Buchler Executive Vice President, Head of Operations
0 undated completions and 1 boundary-uncertain completions are retained but excluded from figures.
| Project | Location | Type | Units | Floors | Area | Cost | Payment plan | Launched | Construction start | Original target | Handover | Delay | Confidence | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Journal | Jersey City, United States Journal Square | residential for rent, retail, mixed use | 1,7231 | Two 64-story towers | 2,000,000 sq ft | USD 1bn estimated cost | — | 2022 | 2022 | Jan 2026 | Jan 2026 | dates under review | dates under review | completed |
| Midtown Row (additional 18-unit building) | Montgomery, United States Midtown Montgomery | residential for rent | 181 | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | Jan 2025 – Dec 2025 | — | not scorable | completed |
| 2000 Biscayne | Miami, United States Edgewater | residential for rent, retail | 4201 | 36 | — | USD 165m estimated cost | — | 2021 | fourth quarter 2021 | Jan 2024 – Mar 2024 | Oct 2024 | +8.0 mo (+7.0 to +9.0) | sourced | completed |
| Livana East Hanover | East Hanover, United States | residential for rent | 2651 | — | — | — | — | 2022 | June 8, 2022 | Jan 2025 – Mar 2025 | Jul 2024 – Sep 2024 | −6.0 mo (−8.0 to −4.0) | sourced | completed |
| Livana Fair Lawn | Fair Lawn, United States | residential for rent | 3071 | Four | — | — | — | 2022 | June 1, 2022 | Apr 2025 – Jun 2025 | Jul 2024 – Sep 2024 | −9.0 mo (−11.0 to −7.0) | sourced | completed |
| WYND 27 + 28 | Miami, United States Wynwood | mixed use, residential for rent, office, retail | 1521 | Buildings between five and eight stories | — | — | — | 2021 | March 11, 2021 | Jan 2023 – Apr 2023 | Jan 2023 – Apr 2023 | 0.0 mo (−3.0 to +3.0) | sourced | completed |
| The Lofts at Pier Village | Long Branch, United States Pier Village | residential for sale | 461 | — | — | — | — | 2018 | January 2018 | — | Jan 2021 – Dec 2021 | — | not scorable | completed |
| Wave Resort | Long Branch, United States Pier Village | hotel | 671 | 6 | — | — | — | 2018 | January 2018 | — | Jan 2019 – Dec 2019 | — | not scorable | completed |
| Austin Nichols House | New York, United States Williamsburg | residential for sale | 3381 | 7 | — | — | — | 2016 | May 2016 | — | Jan 2017 – Dec 2017 | — | not scorable | completed |
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| Tracked since | October 10, 2026 |
| Last checked | October 15, 2026 this month |
| Profile last researched | October 15, 2026 |
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