Rappaport will step into a host of company redevelopment and leasing initiatives, including Resnick's 315 Hudson St. project that will transform the 10-story, 500,000 square-foot property into a destination for finance, technology, advertising and media companies. By the fall of 2017, the building will boast an expanded and newly designed lobby and main entrance, and by 2019, it will feature a landscaped green roof and gathering space on the penthouse level, the company states.

“We are thrilled to have Adam join us to oversee leasing efforts for our important Downtown and Midtown South office properties,” says Jonathan Resnick, president of Jack Resnick & Sons. “With his deep experience and relationships throughout the Manhattan marketplace, we're looking forward to continued success with our leasing programs.”

In addition, Resnick is currently marketing two prime blocks of office space totaling 413,000 square feet of class A office space at 199 Water St. The spaces will be available for tenant construction in the fourth quarter of 2018.

NEW YORK CITY—Jack Resnick & Sons has promoted Brett Greenberg to executive managing director of leasing and hired away from Thor Equities Adam Rappaport to become the firm's managing director of leasing.

Greenberg, who had been a managing director of leasing at Jack Resnick & Sons since joining the firm in 2010, replaces Dennis Brady who is retiring after 40 years of employ at the firm. Greenberg will manage all aspects of leasing and marketing Resnick's office, retail and residential portfolios, comprising approximately 6 million square feet of commercial and retail space, as well as 900 luxury rental apartments.

Rappaport is a former vice president of leasing for Thor's 2.5-million-square-foot New York City and national office portfolio. Previously, he was a senior director at Cushman & Wakefield. Rappaport assumes Greenberg's prior duties at the Resnick firm. Fran Delgorio, managing director of leasing who joined Jack Resnick & Sons in 2009, will continue to handle leasing for the firm's 2-million-square-foot commercial portfolio of boutique Midtown properties.

Among some of Greenberg's notable projects at Jack Resnick & Sons include the re–positioning and lease-up of One Seaport Plaza and taking a lead role in the $65-million redevelopment of 315 Hudson St. He has also been involved in high-profile leasing assignments and transactions for 255 Greenwich St. and 250 Hudson St. Previously to joining Resnick, Greenberg served as senior VP of leasing at SL Green Realty Corp., and before that, as senior managing director at Equity Office Properties Trust, for the New York metropolitan region.

Rappaport will step into a host of company redevelopment and leasing initiatives, including Resnick's 315 Hudson St. project that will transform the 10-story, 500,000 square-foot property into a destination for finance, technology, advertising and media companies. By the fall of 2017, the building will boast an expanded and newly designed lobby and main entrance, and by 2019, it will feature a landscaped green roof and gathering space on the penthouse level, the company states.

“We are thrilled to have Adam join us to oversee leasing efforts for our important Downtown and Midtown South office properties,” says Jonathan Resnick, president of Jack Resnick & Sons. “With his deep experience and relationships throughout the Manhattan marketplace, we're looking forward to continued success with our leasing programs.”

In addition, Resnick is currently marketing two prime blocks of office space totaling 413,000 square feet of class A office space at 199 Water St. The spaces will be available for tenant construction in the fourth quarter of 2018.