Cammeby's International Group

Cammeby's International Group is a privately held real estate investment and development firm headquartered in New York City. Founded in 1967 by Rubin Schron, the company specializes in managing a diverse portfolio of industrial, office, and residential properties across 14 states. Their expertise encompasses various real estate asset classes, including commercial and residential developments.

The firm's investment strategy focuses on acquiring and managing properties with significant value-add potential, often involving buyouts, turnarounds, and distressed assets. They have a history of implementing energy-efficient initiatives, such as the installation of electrical submetering systems in several residential developments, resulting in substantial energy savings and reduced carbon emissions.

Cammeby's International Group has a track record of strategic acquisitions and lease transactions, including the $1.05 billion acquisition of a New Jersey portfolio consisting of 41 workforce housing communities totaling 5,302 units. They also manage notable properties like the Woolworth Building in New York City, demonstrating their capability in handling high-profile real estate assets.