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Stanley Chera
Stanley Chera (born 1942) is a New York real estate developer and founder of Crown Acquisitions.〔(New York Times: "Stanley Chera" By VIVIAN MARINO ) June 25, 2010〕
==Biography==
Chera was born in 1942〔 to a Syrian Jewish family.〔(The Real Deal: "The Syrian retail touch - An inside look at the Syrian Jewish investors dominating NYC retail — from Sutton to Sitt, including how much revenue they’re pulling in" By Adam Pincus ) January 01, 2014〕〔(The Real Deal: "Clans with Plans" by Adam Pincus ) February 01, 2011〕 In 1947,〔 his father Isaac Chera opened a retail store called ''Young World'' in Brooklyn, New York.〔 The family later purchased the building and grew ''Young World'' into a chain purchasing the buildings as they expanded.〔 In the 1980s, Chera - now in charge of the family company - started purchasing real estate in New York City〔 at first as a minority partner and later in 2000s as the lead developer.〔 Chera is known for developing or "repositioning" the retail portion of his buildings and then selling the property.〔
Chera in a joint venture with The Carlyle Group and Charles Kushner sold the retail portion of 666 Fifth Avenue in two transactions for more than $1 billion;〔(The Real Deal: "$1.3B sale of 650 Madison hinges on dramatic increase in retail value, sources say" by Adam Pincus ) June 03, 2013〕 and also the retail portion of the St. Regis Hotel in a joint venture with Lloyd Goldman and Jeffrey Feil for $380 million.〔(Jewish Voice New York: "Chera Family’s Crown Acquisitions Buys 650 Madison for $1.3 Billion" By Boruch Shubert ) June 5, 2013〕 In 2010, he began the restoration of the The Knickerbocker Hotel in Manhattan.〔〔(The Real Deal: "Stanley Chera dishes on the Knickerbocker" ) June 28, 2010〕 In 2012, The Chera purchased 49.9% interest in a four-building Fifth Avenue portfolio that includes the Olympic Tower for $1 billion from the Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation. They increased the rent from $1,000 per square foot to $3,000 per square foot.〔(The Real Deal: "Crown takes stake in $1B Fifth Avenue portfolio" ) May 14, 2012〕
In June 2013, Chera purchased 650 Madison Avenue for $1.3 billion in partnership with Highgate Holdings from the Carlyle Group.〔〔 He is an investor in the One World Trade Center〔 and has accumulated a lot of property in Red Hook, Brooklyn.〔 Crown is also a prominent investor in the Fulton Mall in Brooklyn.〔(The Real Deal: "Families plot Fulton Mall face-lift - A parcel-by-parcel look at what the corridor's tight-knit group of owners has in store" By Patrick Egan ) January 31, 2011〕 Chera has a conservative investment strategy borrowing no more than 25 to 35% of the purchase price〔 given that they are long term holders in assets〔 In 2009, Crown held 15 million square feet of real estate in New York City.〔(New York Observer: "Big-Time Fight Over St. Regis Retail; Chera Cries ‘Conspiracy’ in Lawsuit" By Dana Rubinstein ) November 10, 2009〕
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