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THE COMMERCIAL OBSERVER | DECEMBER 11, 2012 | 49
Amira Yunis has a long-standing fascination with architecture, and she’s put a personal stamp on several iconic buildings in New York.
“I have some favorite build-ings in New York that I’ve been fortunate enough to lease,” Ms. Yunis said.
Among those is the Scribner Building, leased to Sephora, and the Chrysler Building, leased to Capital Grill and Aldo.
More recently, she brought Tommy Bahama to the Fred F. French building.
“I really like the hands-on experience, and being creative in working with tenants and landlords to create beautiful locations,” she said.
Working with Steinberg and Pokoik, Ms. Yunis recently repositioned the entire block-front at 575 Madison Avenue,
including flagship locations for Geox, Destination Maternity, Honora and First Republic Bank. She is also working with the Durst Organization on their West Side properties.
Ms. Yunis is a member of REBNY and the International Council of Shopping Centers and serves as a trustee of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Representing both tenants and landlords, she is known for her national retail knowledge.
“Our business is changing a lot, and it’s very important to have a working knowledge of retail in other cities,” she said. She joined CBRE in 2011. “I not only receive great guidance from female peers, but also provide mentorship to ... future women in real estate. That was definitely one of the reasons I chose CBRE.”—Al Barbarino
Alphonsina ToroNewmark Grubb Knight Frank
Vice PresidentYear joined: 1993
Specializes in tenant representa-tion with a portfolio of over four
million square feet in Manhattan.
Sandra TsangKasowitz, Benson, Torres &
Friedman LLPOf Counsel
Year joined: 2011Represents a wide range of
clients in connection with acqui-sitions and dispositions.
Jackie TotoloRKF
Director, Retail LeasingYear joined: 2007
Leased over 170,000 square feet on behalf of MetLife and
the Related Companies, among others.
Deborah van der HeydenJones Lang LaSalleManaging DirectorYear joined: 2009
Clients include Ipsos, ADP and Comcast.
Nancy TranEastern Consolidated
Associate DirectorYear joined: 2010
Works on a wide variety of asset types, including development
sites, retail condos, office build-ings and multifamily properties.
Elise WagnerKramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel
LLPPartner, Land Use Department
Year joined: 2005Board member of WX New York
Women Executives in Real Estate.
Chelsea WalshJones Lang LaSalle
AssociateYear joined: 2012
Clients include La Maison Kayser, Billabong and Modell’s.
Maureen WatersCushman & Wakefield
Executive Vice PresidentYear joined: 1998
Clients include Korn Ferry, Willkie Farr, Expedia, Travelzoo,
Mintel and Remy Cointreau.
Nancy WeinsteinStudley
Managing DirectorYear joined: 2011
Clients include Continuum Health Partners, Medtronic, Maidenform
Corporation, Rodale and the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.
Ivanka TrumpTrump Organization
Executive Vice President, Development and Acquisition
Year joined: 2005Selected by General Services
Administration as developer of new hotel in iconic Old Post Office building.
Michelle WalkerCushman & Wakefield
Senior Associate, BrokerageYear joined: 2006
Featured in The Commercial Observer’s “20 Brokers to Watch
in 2012.”
Cynthia WasserbergerJones Lang LaSalleManaging DirectorYear joined: 2002
Clients include State Street Bank, MetLife and Syska Hennessy.
Emily WeberCushman & Wakefield
Senior AssociateYear joined: 2011
Has accrued 318,206 square feet of leasing, the lion’s share near
Grand Central Terminal.
Benita WelchGerner Kronick + Valcarcel
ArchitectsPrincipal
Year joined: 1997Known for restoration work on 2 Cooper Square, 110 East 42nd Street and the Skidmore House.
Amira Yunis, CBRE, Executive Vice President, Retail Services