#kushner properties

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Following his father-in-law's example, Jared Kushner didn't divest fully divest from his companies to join the government--and it looks like he's getting in on the hotel game

— Citizens for Ethics‏  @CREWcrew - Nov 23, 2018

Upside! More assets for #Mueller to seize!!!

Profiting from their positions is THE reason people work for potus45 #TrumpSWAMP #TrumpCrimeFamily #KushnerCrimeFamily

Jared and Ivanka have a long long history of forgetting to declare assets for their mandatory disclosures and SF-86 forms. Don’t forget this one.

Jared and Josh Kushner buying luxe Lower East Side hotel

Jared and Joshua Kushner are expanding their real estate empire by buying the hip Hotel on Rivington on the Lower East Side.

The 20-story glass high-rise — which features a number of party spaces, including a rooftop penthouse — has received a record number of noise complaints in the 7th Precinct.

The hospitality industry is a new field for Kushner Companies.

Kushner also recently bought two properties on the Jersey Shore.

Jared helps out his little brother since he doesn’t have expertise in real estate

Joshua, who married supermodel Karlie Kloss last month, had been less involved in real estate until older brother Jared became a presidential adviser to his father-in-law two years ago.

Joshua founded Thrive Capital, a private-equity and venture-capital firm that focuses on media and internet investments. He also co-founded Oscar Health, a health insurance startup valued at $2.7 billion in 2016 and said to have surpassed $3 billion by now.

#KushnerTaxes #RussiaGate ... #IvankaEmails #MuellerIsComingForYou 

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Tenants Sue Kushner Companies Claiming Rent Rule Violations

A group of tenants sued the company, claiming rent overcharges.

The Kushner’s and The Art of the Steal. Jared’s dad, Charles is a stand up guy who hired 2 of his prison inmates to work for Kushner Companies.

A group of New York City tenants has sued the Kushner Companies, the family real estate firm of Jared Kushner, President Trump’s son-in-law and White House adviser, accusing the company of systematically violating the state’s rent regulations.

Claims could grow to more than $1 million in rent overcharges in a single apartment building if the company is found liable.

The lawsuit, filed in the New York State Supreme Court in Brooklyn on Tuesday, was on behalf of nine tenants, but it concludes that more than 100 former and current tenants could have similar claims. The complaint is seeking class-action status.

The nonprofit group that researched the building, Housing Rights Initiative, said it had found similar irregularities in more than 50 other Kushner Companies apartment buildings across New York City and is studying potential future litigation related to those properties.

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Jared Kushner’s Felon Father Back At Helm Of Empire With Two Fellow Inmates

“It can’t hurt to be doing business with Jared Kushner’s family. It’s a road to the administration.”

Trump has Felix Sater and the late Roy Cohn. Now Charles Kushner has his own stand up guys; Avram Lebor and Richard Goettlich. Cons and scams!

It’s hard to find work right out of prison. But Avram Lebor and Richard Goettlich walked from their Alabama penitentiary into top jobs at the real estate company then run by Jared Kushner, now President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser. The two men, convicted in separate sprawling fraud schemes, were hired several years ago by his father, Charles Kushner, who had been locked up in the same federal prison with them.

Charles Kushner

U.S. Attorney Chris Christie negotiated a plea agreement with Kushner, under which he pleaded guilty to 18 counts of illegal campaign contributions, tax evasion, and witness tampering.

The witness-tampering charge arose from Kushner's act of retaliation against William Schulder, his sister Esther's husband, who was cooperating with federal investigators; Kushner hired a prostitute to seduce his brother-in-law, arranged to record an encounter between the two, and had the tape sent to his sister.

Kushner was sentenced to two years in prison and served 14 months at Federal Prison Camp, Montgomery in Alabama before being sent to a halfway house in Newark, New Jersey, to complete his sentence. He was released from prison on August 25, 2006.

— Wikipedia

Avram Lebor

Lebor was serving a seven-year sentence after he fraudulently promoted himself as a lender and mortgage broker and collected $9 million in advance fees while promising to obtain $2.5 billion in loans for dozens of projects that were never funded.

Richard Goettlich

Goettlich got 10 years after pleading guilty to securities fraud, money laundering and tax evasion in 1998. At his family’s firm, he’d defrauded thousands of investors in a Ponzi scheme involving office equipment leases. An initial order in 1999 to repay $271 million in fines and refunds was at the time the third-largest penalty ever imposed in a securities fraud case.