ABOUT OVERVIEW HISTORY Madison Equities is highly regarded for its ability to bring creative solutions to complex real estate development, as well as for its commitment to innovation in architecture, interior design and construction techniques. The company has built its reputation over fifty creative years, developing high quality office, retail, residential, hotel and mixed-use buildings throughout Manhattan. Madison Equities possesses expertise in all aspects of development including site selection, assemblage and possession, financing, zoning and permitting, contract negotiation, and the oversight of architectural and engineering design.

DEVELOPMENT HISTORY 10 SULLIVAN STREET SULLIVAN TOWNHOUSES 57 IRVING PLACE CHELSEA MODERN 250 WEST 55TH STREET MARRIOTT COURTYARD THE W TIMES SQUARE THE WATERFORD 245 EAST 50TH STREET 135 EAST 57TH STREET 875 THIRD AVENUE THE GALLERIA THE EXCELSIOR 10 SULLIVAN STREET 10 Sullivan, jointly-developed by Madison Equities and Property Markets Group, is an authentic, modern and elegant structure. Designed by acclaimed architect Cary Tamarkin, 10 Sullivan’s unique shape is its signature. The building features a corbelled black and blonde Norman brick exterior with large classic industrial-style windows. The rounded glass windows, defining the building’s southern prow, surround the spacious living rooms, allowing breathtaking panoramic views. 10 Sullivan features Penthouse, Duplex and full-floor condominium residences, allowing owners the experience of true SoHo living with all of today’s modern proportion and luxury. ARCHITECTS: CARY TAMARKIN and MONTROY ANDERSEN DEMARCO View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize

CURRENT PROJECTS 212 FIFTH AVENUE 45 BROAD STREET 212 FIFTH AVENUE MADISON SQUARE PARK Madison Equities’ most recently completed project, a rare 1912 magnificent building overlooking Madison Square Park on 26th Street, was refurbished into 48 rich and rare residences. 212 Fifth Avenue boasts a rich history starting in 1912, when developers Johnson-Kahn commissioned renowned New York architects Schwartz and Gross to design the building – on the former and original Delmonico’s site – in a Neo-Gothic style. At an impressive 24-stories tall, 212 Fifth was one of Manhattan’s earliest skyscrapers. Today, with its king-sized windows and open floor plans and the careful restoration of its parapet, 212 Fifth has been successfully retransformed into one of the city’s most premier luxury living residences. 100% Sold Out - June 2019 ARCHITECTS: (2015): DAVID HELPERN ARCHITECTS and PEMBROOKE & IVES (1912): SCHWARTZ & GROSS View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize