Phillip Gesue of Strategic Capital | 75 Park Lane in Jersey City | A Home for Newcomers

This week we'll be talking to Phillip Gesue, the Chief Development Officer at Strategic Capital, a Jersey City-based development company that is a subsidiary of China Construction America. Previously, he held senior development roles at the Witkoff Group and Time Equities. In this week’s episode, we will discuss how a 37 story high-rise, located just steps from the Hudson River, is set to become the city’s landmark condominium residence.We will be speaking with him about how he has been involved with the architectural design and development of 75 Park Lane, his career at Strategic Capital, as well as how his team has implemented a number of technologies to increase energy efficiency and reduce the building’s waste. We will also discuss the buyer segment of Chinese nationals and Chinese Americans and how that has become intertwined with the macro-level topic of immigration in the greater New York City area. About Phillip GesuePhillip Gesue is an executive vice president at The Witkoff Group, a real estate investment and development company founded by Steven Witkoff, where he oversaw Witkoff's development projects. As a Columbia University graduate of the School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation with an MS in Real Estate Development and Bachelor’s of Science in Business and Economics from University of Pittsburgh, Phillip is an expert in the field. He is also a board member of New York's Art Omi International Arts Center.About your host: Atif Qadir is the Founder & CEO of REDIST, a technology company making it easy for commercial real estate professionals to find and use the $100B of real estate incentives given out every year in the US.Resources & Links:Connect with Phillip on LinkedInLearn more about 75 Park LaneFollow 75 Park Lane’s InstagramLearn more about Strategic CapitalGrab our exclusive guide Seven Tips on How to Stand Out in Your FieldConnect with Host Atif Qadir on LinkedInFollow American Building on Instagram