Not content with his life in magazine publishing, Greg drew on his MBA from the University of Michigan, to launch a career in real estate in 1987. He became the first employee of a new nonprofit developer, BEC New Communities. By 1995, despite a severe real estate crisis, most of the BEC’s condos, the first ever developed in Crown Heights, were sold without price reductions. Greg continued his career with BEC by marketing 170 affordable condos in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Ocean Hill-Brownsville, and East New York, and developing 42 affordable townhouses in Clinton Hill and Crown Heights. In 2003 Greg joined The Corcoran Group. It was about that time he also moved his family from Park Slope to Crown Heights, to a much larger townhouse, to accommodate the space needs of his teenage sons and his wife's passion for gardening. The house he bought was on the same street as his first condo project! Since joining Corcoran, Greg has continued pursuing his interest in condominiums and townhouses, marketing two condo projects and selling several townhouses in Crown Heights, Bedford-Stuyvesant, and Park Slope. His newest project is a 47 unit affordable coop in Crown Heights. More recently Greg completed two 72 hour permaculture design courses. Permaculture is a series of design precepts that minimize the environmental impact of developments while increasing their overall efficiency. He pursues his passion for garden design and environmentalism at the Imani Garden, a community garden in Crown Heights. Take advantage of Greg's knowledge of development in Brownstone Brooklyn and savvy marketing skills. Whether you want to market a new condo project, invest in brownstone neighborhoods, rent an apartment or simply buy a first home, give G