Brief introduction of tishman speyer company in the United States

The history of tishman speyer can be traced back to the end of 19. At the beginning of its establishment, it focused on real estate development. 1976 due to the conflict of interests within the family, it was split from a listed company into three private companies, including a professional construction company, a lease management company and a comprehensive commercial real estate company-tishman speyer (i.e. tishman speyer Company) integrating development, investment and operation. Today, tishman speyer is still an unlisted family business, but it has developed into the largest commercial real estate company in the United States, specializing in the development and management of real estate enterprises. Since 1978, the total value of properties acquired, developed and managed in tishman speyer has reached $6.8/kloc-0.0 billion. It manages 325 projects, a commercial real estate portfolio with a total area of 65.438+300 million square feet and 92 million square feet of residential units in major cities around the world. Its landmark buildings include Rockefeller Center in new york, Chrysler Center and Franklin Center in Chicago. Sony Center in Berlin, Germany, Metropolitan Insurance Building, Hearst Building; Sao Paulo North Building in Brazil, Ventura Twin Towers and Peter Cooper Community in Rio de Janeiro.

As early as 1988, tishman speyer built the tallest landmark in Europe with the support of Citigroup. 1996 cooperated with Brazilian pension fund to develop local landmark buildings. 1996 when Goldman Sachs decided to acquire Rockefeller center, tishman speyer was selected as the operator and held 5% of the rights and interests after multi-party cooperation and consultation with Rockefeller family.