10 — October 2024 — Women in Business — M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal
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Denholtz Properties appoints Kurtz as CEO
LLENTOWN, PA — Feinberg Real Es- tate Advisors, LLC A The James Balliet Property Group reps. Kana Realty Feinberg Real Estate Advisors’ Keller brokers 1,753 s/f lease
RED BANK, NJ — Den- holtz Properties an- nounced that Katie Kurtz
through our evolution over the past four decades,” said Steven Denholtz. “As we look to the future, we are confi - dent that Katie’s extensive experience and leadership will guide us in building upon our legacy while seiz- ing new opportunities for sustained growth.” Stephen Cassidy added, “Over the years, Steven and I have built a company that maximizes investor returns by assembling an entrepreneurial team adept at navigating ever- changing property and capital markets. As we enter what we believe is the next commer- cial real estate growth cycle, Katie’s institutional expertise will be crucial in advancing our business model and accelerat- ing our growth trajectory.” As chairman, Steven Denholtz will leverage his significant ex - perience to shape the firm’s stra - tegic vision while collaborating closely with the executive team to identify growth opportunities. In his new role as managing partner, Cassidy will focus on guiding the firm’s capital mar - kets and fundraising operations as it expands and diversifies its $2B portfolio of assets under management. MAREJ
has been n a m e d CEO. Ste- ven Den- holtz , the firm’s pre- vious CEO, will assume the role of chairman
announced that it rep- resented the tenant, Pi- lates Studio 2 US LLC, on the lease of its 1,753 s/f retail build- ing located
Katie Kurtz
and Stephen Cassidy , cur- rent president, will serve as managing partner. Kurtz brings extensive institutional real estate experience to her new role as chief executive officer. In this role, she will oversee the strategic refinement of Denholtz Properties’ opera- tional platform to capitalize on emerging commercial real estate investment op- portunities nationwide. Kurtz, who previously served as co-chief invest- ment officer and CFO for Sil - verstein Properties, brings over 20 years of institutional real estate, capital markets and investment experience to her new role as CEO. “It has been my honor to lead Denholtz Properties
Casey Keller
Crest Plaza Shopping Center
at 1500 N Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown, Lehigh County. The property is a great central location within Allentown that will provide access to a world- renowned Club Pilates Studio. Casey Keller of Feinberg Real Estate Advisors, LLC represented Pilates Studio 2 US LLC on the lease at the Crest Plaza Shopping Center on Cedar Crest Boulevard in South Whitehall Twp. The landlord, Kana Realty Corp, was represented by James Balliet of The James Balliet Property Group . “We are so excited to share that our newest location of Club Pilates in the South White- hall area is coming soon! This achievement would not have been possible without the in- credible support and expertise
of Casey and her team. From start to finish, Casey guided us through the entire process with knowledge and dedication, mak- ing everything run smoothly,” said Cristina Craciun, owner. “It was a pleasure to work with Cristina on the search for her Club Pilates Studio in South Whitehall Township,” said Casey Keller, “The location in a busy corridor with high traffic counts and strong demograph- ics provides a perfect location for this unique fitness business. We look forward to celebrating the opening of the business in early 2025.” About Club Pilates – With 1,000 studios across the globe, spanning 4 continents, Club Pilates is the largest Pilates brand and studio network
worldwide. Ranked in Entre- preneur Magazine’s Franchise 500 List eight years running and Inc. Magazine’s Inc. 5000 list multiple years, Club Pilates leads the Pilates industry in providing everybody with the opportunity to experience the benefits of Pilates. The Franchisee that will be leasing the space opened their first studio in Wyomissing about a year ago and quickly ranked among the top 10 stu- dios nationwide. Since their opening, they have shattered all previous franchise records and expanded their operations by acquiring three additional territories. They look forward to bringing the amazing Club Pilates experience to South Whitehall. MAREJ
Barley Snyder welcomes attorney Rebecca Shanaman to York Office
Stein and Desai of Vantage CRE represents seller in sale of +/- 6,000 s/f building in Swedesboro, New Jersey
and strategic representation of their clients, and I am excited to join such a well-respected, dominant firm in the region,” said Shanaman. “I believe Barley is a place where I can use my results-oriented expe- rience in real estate and busi- ness to help clients achieve their goals.” Before joining Barley Sny- der, Shanaman was a share- holder in a mid-size law firm in York. Active in her com- munity, she currently serves on the board of directors for Bell Socialization, Margaret E. Moul Home Foundation, York County Bar Foundation and Braided River Collective. She received her undergrad- uate degree from LaSalle University and her law de- gree from Loyola University Chicago School of Law. “We are thrilled to wel- come Rebecca to the firm,” said partner Stacey MacNeal based in the York office. “She brings not only a strong legal background but also a com- mitment to both client and community service which aligns with our values and practice style.” MAREJ
YORK, PA — Barley Snyder announced attorney Rebecca M. Shanaman has recently joined the firm in its York office. She brings extensive experience to Barley Snyder in the areas of real estate and business. In her real estate practice, Shanaman represents buy- ers and sellers in all aspects of commercial real estate transactions. She is well- versed in negotiating and drafting leases and navigat- ing complex leasing matters. She also assists real estate developers in all stages of development. In addition, Shanaman helps bar and restaurant owners with the purchase, sale, and transfer of liquor licenses. In her busi- ness practice, she represents small to midsize businesses, often serving in an outside general counsel capacity. “I have long been impressed with Barley Snyder’s efficient Rebecca Shanaman
SWEDESBORO, NJ — Vantage Commercial an- nounced the sale of a +/- 6,000
s/f free- s t and i n g building lo- cated at 538 Beckett Rd., Swedesboro. Emily Stein , managing di- rector, and Raki De- sai , advisor at Vantage Commercial, expertly rep- resented the seller, and se- cured a favor- able outcome for their client.
Emily Stein
538 Beckett Rd.
understanding of the regional market continue to solidify its reputation as a trusted part- ner in commercial real estate transactions across the region. About Vantage Commercial: Headquartered in Cherry Hill, NJ and Philadelphia, PA, Vantage Commercial is a full-service commercial real estate brokerage and advi- sory firm serving New Jersey, Philadelphia, and Eastern Pennsylvania. MAREJ
ties, ensuring that both sellers and buyers meet their real estate objectives. “We are delighted to have facilitated the sale of this prime property,” said Stein. “The building’s location and adaptability made it a sought- after asset, and we are eager to see how the buyer will re- purpose the space to benefit the local area.” Vantage Commercial’s client- centered approach and deep
Raki Desai
The building, strategically positioned in a thriving area of Swedesboro, was sold to a buyer who plans to repurpose the space, adding new value to the community. The successful transaction highlights Van- tage Commercial’s proficiency in marketing and negotiating the sale of commercial proper-
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