Located at 217 Fifth Ave., the project will provide 127 homes, with six affordable homes set aside for households earning 80% of area median income.
On the state and local levels, the real estate industry coped with high demand, low inventory and volatile interest rates as the Federal Reserve tried to battle inflation.
Stephanie Manfredi was re-elected President. Manfredi is a Property Manager at Colliers International.
Stephanie Manfredi was re-elected President. Manfredi is a Property Manager at Colliers International.
WHITE PLAINS—The Building Owners and Managers Association of Westchester County recently announced the election of its slate of officers for the 2025 term.
Stephanie Manfredi was re-elected President. Manfredi is a Property Manager at Colliers International. For nearly 15 years she has been a leader in commercial real estate, working in property and facilities management and overseeing all building-related operations and communications across the New York metropolitan region.
Manfredi was sworn in with the rest of the slate at BOMA Westchester’s Annual Holiday Party and Inauguration of Officers held on Dec. 12 at Westchester Hills Golf Club in White Plains.
Other officers elected and sworn in for the 2025 term were:
Vice President: Robert McNamara of GHP Office Realty
Secretary: Geraldine Malloy of Newmark
Treasurer: Brian VanRipper of Robert Martin Company
The following Directors were also elected
Michael Borrero, Michael Borrero Consulting
Judy Carrion, CBRE
Vinny Finnegan, Gedney Way Consultants, LLC
Gina Lomurno, Reckson
Caroline Molloy, Cushman & Wakefield
Jacqueline Monge, Albert B. Ashforth Inc.
Peter Zimmar, Regeneron
Immediate Past President: Scott Tangredi of Reckson
Allied Representative: Ben Campos of Kencal Maintenance Corp.
Public Relations Advisor: Dean Bender of Thompson & Bender
BOMA Westchester is the county’s leading professional organization dedicated to meeting the needs of building owners, property managers and allied professionals and tradespeople. BOMA Westchester is an affiliate of BOMA International — the oldest and largest association of the office building industry, with over 100 federated associations in the United States and around the world.
Located at 217 Fifth Ave., the project will provide 127 homes, with six affordable homes set aside for households earning 80% of area median income.
On the state and local levels, the real estate industry coped with high demand, low inventory and volatile interest rates as the Federal Reserve tried to battle inflation.
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