Waterman Interests

Waterman Interests is a privately held commercial real estate investment and operating company specializing in the acquisition, leasing, management, and development of office, retail, self-storage, and mixed-use properties. Founded in 2007 by Philip Waterman III, the company is headquartered in New York City and has a management team with over 100 years of combined experience in the real estate sector. The firm's portfolio includes notable properties such as 390 Park Avenue (Lever House), 400 Park Avenue, 850 Third Avenue, 444 Madison Avenue, The Paragon Building, and The Blanchard Building in Long Island City. Waterman Interests primarily focuses on the New York Tri-State market but also pursues investment opportunities in other major markets where attractive returns can be achieved. The company's investment strategy targets growth, late-stage, and buyout opportunities in the real estate sector, with a particular emphasis on office, retail, self-storage, and mixed-use properties. Waterman Interests has a track record of successfully acquiring and operating high-quality real estate assets in partnership with some of the world's largest real estate owners and operators. The firm's approach combines strategic acquisitions with active management to enhance property value and achieve optimal returns for its investors. This strategy has enabled Waterman Interests to navigate the cyclical real estate landscape effectively over the past 15 years, demonstrating resilience and adaptability in various market conditions. The company's commitment to excellence and its deep understanding of the real estate market have established it as a reputable player in the industry, known for its ability to identify and capitalize on investment opportunities that align with its strategic objectives and deliver value to its stakeholders.