Real Estate Roundtable luncheon benefits the Brooklyn Historical Society
The Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable hosted a luncheon at the Brooklyn Historical Society on Tuesday, with some of Brooklyn’s most prominent real estate professionals. The event, which disseminates information about current Brooklyn projects, also raises money for the Brooklyn Historical Society.
“We started doing these round tables back in 2005,” Christopher Havens, AptsandLofts.com, Real Estate Roundtable Steering Committee co-chair, said. “It’s really been a great opportunity to learn about projects in the borough, see what’s working and why.”
The original concept for a Real Estate Roundtable came from a meeting between Deborah Schwartz, President of the Brooklyn Historical Society, and David Kramer of Hudson Companies, Inc. As a Heights resident, David wanted to do something to help BHS. He came up with an idea to create a real estate forum event, with BHS being the recipient of the proceeds.