Park Lane Hotel

Set on Central Park South in Manhattan’s prestigious Plaza District, the Park Lane Hotel offers guests incomparable Central Park views paired with unparalleled access to one of the world’s most influential business districts, ultra-luxury shopping destinations, critically acclaimed restaurants, and internationally renowned cultural institutions. Park Lane’s 46-story limestone façade was designed in a modernist/post-modernist style with sleek black glass windows in 1971 by legendary architecture firm, Emery Roth & Sons. It offers 631 guest rooms, a 24-hour fitness center, and pet-friendly accommodations. The Park Room Restaurant, overlooking Central Park, offers fine dining, and Harry’s New York Bar & Lounge (named for original owner Harry Helmsley) serves wine, cocktails, and light snacks.

www.parklanenewyork.com

Washington Park Hotel

Just two blocks from the Atlantic Ocean beaches in the cultural heart of South Beach, Washington Park Hotel is a 181-room boutique hotel designed within five historic Art Deco buildings. Following an extensive renovation, the hotel re-opened in 2016 with beautifully reimagined and respectfully updated interiors featuring contemporary furnishings and modern conveniences. Guests can choose from traditional rooms, spacious suites, or truly expansive penthouses with floor-to-ceiling windows and private terraces. Amenities include an inviting pool and terrace with lounge chairs and towel service, a fleet of Martone bikes, and environmentally friendly Tuk-Tuk shuttle service to the beach. Guests can also relax and socialize at either of two onsite restaurants: Miami’s first Employees Only-branded speakeasy and Swizzle, a tropical cocktail bar by Danilo “Dacha” Bozovic.

www.wphsouthbeach.com

Woolworth Building

The Woolworth Building, designed in the neo-Gothic style by prominent American architect Cass Gilbert in 1913, was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1966 and a New York City Landmark in 1983. Located in the heart of Manhattan’s Financial District, this internationally recognized 58-story American icon, which was the world’s tallest building until 1930, has been called the “Cathedral of Commerce” in reference to its resemblance to Gothic European cathedrals. Its façade features elaborate glazed terra cotta decorative elements and its ornate vaulted-ceiling lobby is designed with marble, mosaics, stained glass, painted murals, and bronze fittings. Following acquisition in 1998, Witkoff carefully restored the façade and lobby, created a below-grade parking garage, leased the base of the building to office tenants, and worked with New York City’s Landmarks Commission to secure permits for residential development of the upper floors and redesign of the building’s core. Witkoff sold the upper residential floors of the building in 2012 and maintains the lower office levels.

1745 Broadway

1745 Broadway, also known as the Random House Tower and the Park Imperial Apartments, is a 52-story mixed-use commercial office space and luxury residential condominium property located in Midtown Manhattan. Skidmore, Owings & Merrill designed the office portion of the tower, which is on the lower floors, and Ismael Leyva Architects and Adam D. Tihany designed the residential portion, which is on the upper floors. The commercial portion is occupied by Random House.

New World Tower

Located on Biscayne Boulevard in Downtown Miami, New World Tower is a 30-story, 285,000 square foot office tower offering high-performance systems, unobstructed views across Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, and 396 onsite covered parking spaces. Previously the headquarters of BellSouth, it has been comprehensively renovated and now features a contemporary granite and marble lobby with multiple flat-screen televisions, high-speed elevators, and 24/7 onsite security staffing. In addition to a state-of-the-art telecommunications system and an in-house data center/ colocation facility, tenants benefit from a backup generator system and layered security.

Long Island Marriott

Located in Uniondale in Nassau County, the Long Island Marriott is a 615-room, 11-story hotel offering a fitness center, an indoor pool, a business center, and 43,000 square feet of event space ideal for conferences, corporate meetings, and weddings. Guests also enjoy two onsite restaurants and several lounges and bars. The hotel is conveniently located adjacent to the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, a sporting event and conference complex that is undergoing a $260 million renovation. Other nearby lifestyle destinations include retail shopping, state parks, Nassau Community College, and Hofstra University. Witkoff acquired the Long Island Marriott in 2014 through a distressed note purchase, recapitalized the property, and is repositioning it, including a long-term real estate tax benefit. As part of the repositioning, the lobby and other public spaces, porte-cochere entryway and landscaping, HVAC systems, and windows are currently under comprehensive renovation. Excess land is being evaluated for possible future development.

420 Fifth Avenue

420 Fifth Avenue is a 28-story Class A office tower that occupies the entire block between 37th and 38th Streets in Midtown Manhattan. This prime location in the heart of the largest central business district in the world is exceptionally accessible to and from the entire metropolitan region via mass transportation at Grand Central Station, the Port Authority Bus Terminal, and Penn Station. Witkoff acquired four contiguous floors of 420 Fifth Avenue comprising a total of 119,000 square feet in 2006. This space is fully leased to three high-profile corporate tenants: Major League Soccer, Totes Isotoner Corporation, and Fox-Pitt Kelton.

515 East 72nd Street

515 East 72nd Street is a 41-story, 326-unit luxury residential condominium building on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Witkoff purchased distressed debt secured by the unsold condominiums in this residential rental building, which was undergoing conversion, and worked with the borrower to complete the redevelopment and sell the remaining units, including the design and build-out of a 5,400 square foot penthouse, which was sold upon completion. This property features a 20,000 square foot private park, a fitness center, a gym, spa facilities, an indoor pool, a basketball/squash court, and a café.

Columbus House

Located just one block from Central Park on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, Columbus House is a 33-story residential rental building offering exceptional views of Central Park and the Hudson River from the upper floors, many offering terraces overlooking the park. In addition to the retail options located on the ground floor of the building and the myriad restaurants and shops that the prime Upper West Side neighborhood offers, residents enjoy excellent access to all areas of the city via five subway lines within two blocks of the property. In 2017, Witkoff successfully took the project through a ULURP (Uniform Land Use Review Process) and received approvals to expand the retail footprint at the property.

301 West 53rd Street

301 West 53rd Street is a 25-story, 264-unit luxury apartment building in Midtown Manhattan. In 1999, Witkoff acquired this property along with a partner from the original developer. Following acquisition, Witkoff implemented an active management plan addressing both leasing and operational objectives. Witkoff sold this property in 2005.