Prior to entering real estate, Lior spent 12 years in the food business. He is originally from Israel, and has lived in Williamsburg for the past 10 years.

Selling out their first project, Roebling Square, at the highest price per square foot. Jumpstarting sales at 55 Berry Street, a “dead development,” selling out 31 units in a condo conversion in Williamsburg. Selling out 50% of available units in 20 Bayard Street at a blended average that is among the top price per square foot in the borough. Launching The Jacksonia, 56 townhouse-style condos in Williamsburg, and sold out in five months in a down market. Launching Clermont Greene, a 74-unit condo development in Ft. Greene, Brooklyn, expanding the team into the brownstone Brooklyn market. Re-launching 129 Metropolitan Avenue, a 12-unit new development with 10 units; sold out in 3 months. The project had been dead for a year with a competing company. Selling out an 8-unit new development, 868 Metropolitan Avenue, in a record seven weeks. Selling 228 16th Street, an 8-unit new development in Park Slope, setting their foot down in another prime Brooklyn neighborhood. Launching 111 Kent, an ambitious ground-up development the team has consulted on from the very beginning. Found the site the developer, sold the land, and worked with architects and designers on maximizing stability and designing for the market. Waterfront boutique building giving competition to towers. Launching 5-15 Roebling St., a 20-unit condo development in Williamsburg. Selling Phase II of The Jacksonia as rent-to-own unit