Owner Representation · Project Leadership

When the plan meets reality, RECON knows what comes next.

RECON represents owners, developers, investors and boards through the decisions that determine whether complex real estate projects recover momentum—or lose it.

100 Barclay Street beside One World Trade Center
$2.5B+Work overseen across RECON and prior leadership roles
20+ yearsReal estate development and project-management experience
Metro NYC + NJCore service area, with availability beyond the region
Principal-ledDirect owner-side leadership from strategy through execution
The RECON Difference

Projects rarely fail on paper.

They become vulnerable when conditions change, responsibilities blur and no one has the experience—or authority—to establish the next right move.

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Owner Representation

Clear owner-side leadership from consultant selection through construction, turnover and closeout.

How we represent owners
02

Complex Project Execution

Strategy and coordination for occupied properties, high-finish work, difficult logistics and multiple stakeholders.

How we manage complexity
03

Recovery + Closeout

Experienced intervention when projects have stalled, lost attention or need a defensible path to completion.

How we restore momentum
Why Experience Matters
Every project encounters something the plan did not anticipate. The difference is knowing what to do next.
Selected Work

Complexity, made executable.

Three assignments. Three very different conditions. One consistent role: protecting the owner’s outcome when execution demanded more than ordinary administration.

Specialist façade restoration work at 100 Barclay Street
Façade restoration · Manhattan

100 Barclay Street

RECON took control of an inherited $13.8 million façade program, achieved an accepted DOB Safe filing and resolved leaks that had persisted for years.

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High-finish resident amenity space at Avalon W Squared
Amenity execution · Princeton

Avalon W Squared

High-level finish leadership integrated into an established development team across a 550-unit community.

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Mixed-use Brooklyn building containing Bedford Stuyvesant New Beginnings Charter School
Occupied building · Brooklyn

Bedford Stuyvesant New Beginnings

A $9 million, 45,000-square-foot school buildout delivered for an immovable first day of school.

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Built Around the Owner

We treat the project as if the building—and the money—were our own.

RECON brings independent judgment to consultant selection, contractor procurement, construction, occupied renovations, compliance and closeout. When a condition changes, we evaluate the real options, make a recommendation and lead the team through execution.

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A RECON Service

Pulse measures building health.

RECON’s proprietary, professionally managed building-health service turns maintenance, compliance and capital data into a practical monthly operating plan.

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Bring RECON in before complexity becomes a crisis.

Or bring us in when the project already needs a clearer path forward.