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Samuel Rudin
Samuel Rudin (1896–1975)〔(New York City Parks: "The Immigrants" ) retrieved May 30, 2014〕 was a New York real estate developer and founder of the Rudin Management Company and patriarch of the Rudin family.
==Biography==
Rudin was the son of Belarusian Jewish immigrant Louis Rudinsky, who operated a dry goods store on the Lower East Side.〔(New York Sun: "Old-Line Landlords Decide Now Is the Time To Sell" by MICHAEL STOLER ) July 7, 2005〕 His father made his first real estate purchase in 1905 when he bought a four-story brownstone on 153 East 54th Street.〔 He commanded his sons to never sell the property and to try and purchase all the buildings surrounding it.〔(Rudin Management Website: "About Us" ) retrieved May 30, 2014〕 Samuel Rudin followed his father's edict, and he, along with his brothers, Edward, Henry, and Nathan, purchased most of the surrounding buildings.〔(New York Sun: "'New York Is a Safe Harbor for Investing, It's a City on the Rise'" By PRANAY GUPTE ) March 4, 2005〕 They continued to add buildings to their portfolio, and in 1925, they founded the Rudin Management Company to handle the management and leasing side of the business.〔 In the 1950s and 1960s, the Rudin family was one of the most prolific builders of skyscrapers in Manhattan.〔(The Real Deal: "Ranking NYC’s real estate dynasties - TRD breaks down the portfolios and profits of the industry's major families" By Adam Pincus ) October 01, 2013〕 In 1975, his sons Jack and Lewis took over the company.〔(Real Estate weekly: "Great real estate families" ) August 20, 2005〕 In 1990, fifteen years after his death, the Rudin Management portfolio was valued at $1.5 billion.〔(New York Times: "May Rudin, 95, a Philanthropist And New York Real-Estate Owner" By WOLFGANG SAXON ) July 24, 1992〕
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