Managing Principals � Matthew J. Lustig
Matthew J. Lustig is the Chief Executive Officer
and a Managing Principal of LREP and a Managing Director and Board Member of LAI. He is separately
Vice Chairman of US Investment Banking and Head at Real Estate at Lazard Fréres
& Co. LLC (“Lazard”) responsible for their real estate industry investment
banking activities.
Mr. Lustig has managed LREP, set strategy,
and overseen many of the transactions within LREP’s investment funds. Mr.
Lustig is Chairman of the Board and a member of the Executive Committee of
Atria Senior Living Group, Inc. and a Director of Commonwealth Atlantic
Properties Inc. He has previously served, on behalf of LREP funds, as a
Director of Brandywine Realty Trust (NYSE: BDN), iStar Financial Inc. (NYSE:
SFI) and Kapson Senior Quarters Corp., and as a member of the Partnership
Committee of The Rubenstein Company L.P.
Mr. Lustig oversees Lazard’s real estate
investment banking business and has extensive experience in advising clients
with respect to strategic matters, restructuring, finance and capital raising,
and first tier asset and portfolio sales. In recent years, he has advised on
over $200 billion of strategic transactions involving leading real estate
companies in the public and private markets. Mr. Lustig is also a member of
Lazard's fairness opinion committee.
Prior to joining Lazard in 1989, Mr. Lustig
was a First Vice President at Drexel Burnham Lambert. He was previously a
lending officer with Chase Manhattan Bank specializing in credit, construction,
and real estate finance.
Mr. Lustig is a member of various industry
organizations including Real Estate Roundtable, Urban Land Institute, Pension
Real Estate Association, the Real Estate Advisory Boards at Columbia University
School of Business and The Wharton School Zell/Robert
Lurie Real Estate Center. He also
serves on the Board of Boston Properties, Inc. (BXP:NYSE), and the Board of
Visitors of the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, from which
he received a BSFS in International Economics in 1982.
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