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Profile
Prior to joining Carmel Partners in 2005, Mr. Saliman was a Project Manager for Resources for Community Development, a non-profit affordable housing development company located in Berkeley, California.
Mr. Saliman’s real estate experience begin in 1997 when he worked as an Associate for Latham & Watkins representing public and private companies in real estate transactions, security offerings, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and commercial contract negotiations.
Mr. Saliman received his bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Cornell University and a law degree from Harvard Law School.
Mr. Saliman is a member of the bar in California, Colorado and Washington, DC.
Former positions of Brian Saliman
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Carmel Partners, Inc.
 Carmel Partners, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Carmel Partners specializes in real estate acquisition, development, renovation and management. They focus on the acquisition of underperforming multi-family assets in markets that are relatively supply-constrained and show potential for improving rents and property values through renovation and repositioning. Carmel Partners acquires multi-family real estate in Denver, Hawaii, Northern California, Southern California, Seattle and Washington, DC. Properties are generally valued at $10 million to $300 million | Corporate Officer/Principal | 31/12/2009 |
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Carmel Partners, Inc.
Carmel Partners, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Carmel Partners specializes in real estate acquisition, development, renovation and management. They focus on the acquisition of underperforming multi-family assets in markets that are relatively supply-constrained and show potential for improving rents and property values through renovation and repositioning. Carmel Partners acquires multi-family real estate in Denver, Hawaii, Northern California, Southern California, Seattle and Washington, DC. Properties are generally valued at $10 million to $300 million | Finance |
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