A FOUNDATION IN PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 
PROFITING FROM NON-PERFORMING INVESTMENTS 
STRENGTHS DIRECTED TO ASSET MANAGEMENT 
YOUNG MILLENNIUM, FRESH FRONTIERS

Young millennium, fresh frontiers. The hallmarks of a Rabina Properties investment have remained consistent over the years: complex situations where extracting value requires agility, creativity or intensive, determined management. And with the 21st century underway, the firm continues to identify these opportunities as well as new ways to exploit its strengths.

With recent market conditions similar to those of the mid-1980s, Rabina has sold more than 40 non-core assets with significant price appreciation. Some of this cash has been redeployed in an enlarged presence in the retail market, with the acquisition of controlling interests in anchor store properties at 36 shopping malls, involving over 6 million square feet of space in 17 states across the country. Rabina is currently focused on more than $1 billion of new development opportunities, capitalizing on land originally acquired at below-market costs. This includes additional residential investments that have been made with The Related Group of Florida. The North Haven acquisition has provided Rabina with the opportunity to explore a broad array of options for a sizable parcel of land. And the firm has concluded several profitable investments in Romania, building local relationships while addressing complex ownership and land usage issues.

As always, Rabina Properties seeks new ways to integrate its capabilities, and test the boundaries of its business interests. One thing is certain: Rabina’s hunger for opportunity is far from satisfied. 

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