Rabsky co-founders Simon Dushinsky and Isaac Rabinowitz split. Sort of.
Simon Dushinsky and Isaac Rabinowitz are going their separate ways. At least when it comes to new projects. The press-shy co-founders of the powerhouse New York City developer Rabsky Group are no longer pursuing new development opportunities together, according to a source familiar with the matter. The former duo is focusing on their individual portfolios and ventures, the source said. Rabsky will continue to exist and Dushinsky and Rabinowitz will still work together to own and operate Rabsky’s existing portfolio of $4 billion in assets, the source said. Dushinsky is focusing on his solo venture, Sky Equity Group, which specializes […]
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