A Reputation That’s Been Building For More Than 85 Years

Since its founding in 1928, Jack Resnick & Sons has become one of the largest private owners of residential and commercial office properties in New York City. For over eighty-five years, spanning three generations, the company has been a major force in the highly competitive, dynamic Manhattan real estate market.

From residential, retail and commercial building ownership, to ground-up development, construction, leasing and management, Jack Resnick & Sons has built its reputation on the superior resources and capability of its most valuable asset - its people.

Today, Jack Resnick & Sons owns and manages over six million square feet of commercial office & retail space, and has developed thousands of luxury residences. The company's commercial office portfolio consists of approximately 5 million square feet in midtown and downtown Manhattan, and a nationwide portfolio of approximately 1.2 million square feet.

While this portfolio is impressive, it is quality that comes first. The firm's meticulous attention to detail has given the company a reputation for creating complete environments: from a building's foundation, to the art gracing its lobby and entrances, to the surrounding neighborhood: Jack Resnick & Sons' projects are models of both efficiency and elegance. The Company's new construction and renovation projects are known to revitalize and redefine urban landscapes in new and exciting ways.

In this manner, the traditions of the Resnick heritage work as effectively today as they did in 1928. The company's attention to its tenants' needs, combined with premier assets in first class locations, distinguishes Jack Resnick & Sons as one of the City's most respected owners of commercial and residential real estate.

Our Sustainability Initiatives

Energy efficiency is an important part of the Jack Resnick & Sons culture, which is evidenced by their efforts to implement sustainable initiatives across its portfolio, including:

• Smart Metering in commercial office buildings such as 110 East 59th Street, One Seaport Plaza (199 Water Street), 485 Madison Avenue, and 250 Hudson Street. This technology identifies energy cost saving opportunities for improved building operations. Recent applications include identifying and finding methods to reduce high peak electric demand.
• Capital improvement measures at various buildings include lighting retrofits; installation of high-efficiency chiller plants; fuel oil to natural gas heating plant and conversions; upgraded Building Management Systems; and the installation of variable frequency drives (VFD's) to control the building's mechanical systems.
• Green Roofs at 250 Hudson Street & Symphony House (235 West 56th Street) improve stormwater discharge control and, in addition to White Roofs on several buildings, reduce the City's heat island effect.
• Community efforts include commuter bicycle racks at several office buildings; Green Guidelines for office cleaning contractors; and annual donations to The Central Park Conservancy towards the maintenance of native landscapes.

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