Taconic Investment Partners

Taconic Investment Partners is a New York-based real estate developer specializing in transforming urban landscapes. The firm focuses on revitalizing existing structures and developing new projects to enhance neighborhoods across New York City. Their portfolio includes notable projects such as Essex Crossing, the American Bank Note Company Printing Plant, and 111 Eighth Avenue, the latter serving as their headquarters.

Established in 1997 by Charles R. Bendit and Paul E. Pariser, Taconic has been instrumental in reshaping various city neighborhoods, from the Meatpacking District to the Lower East Side, Brooklyn, and the Bronx. Their approach emphasizes collaboration with communities, investors, and partners to create spaces that inspire and empower residents.

Taconic's vertically integrated team manages every phase of the development process, from acquisition and capital markets to asset management and property management. This comprehensive approach ensures high-quality urban experiences for residents and workers, as well as valuable returns for investors. Their commitment to preservation and innovation has solidified their reputation as a leading real estate developer in New York City.