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Zeckendorf
Book • 1970
William Zeckendorf's autobiography chronicles his journey as a visionary real estate developer who reshaped urban landscapes in cities like New York, Denver, and Montreal.
With his uncanny ability to make money and his flair for adventure, Zeckendorf built the largest real estate empire in history, only to face bankruptcy that shook Wall Street.
The book offers insights into his financial acumen and creative approach to real estate.
With his uncanny ability to make money and his flair for adventure, Zeckendorf built the largest real estate empire in history, only to face bankruptcy that shook Wall Street.
The book offers insights into his financial acumen and creative approach to real estate.
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David Senra as a source of inspiration for Sam Zell’s approach to valuing assets as a sum of parts.
David Senra as a source of inspiration for Sam Zell’s approach to valuing assets as a sum of parts.
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#269 Sam Zell
Mentioned by David Senra as a book recommended by Sam Zell, offering valuable insights into real estate and entrepreneurship.
David Senra as a book recommended by Sam Zell, offering valuable insights into real estate and entrepreneurship.532 snips
#298 I had lunch with Sam Zell
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Anthony Vicino as an autobiography detailing the rise and fall of a real estate tycoon.
Anthony Vicino as an autobiography detailing the rise and fall of a real estate tycoon.
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3 Books Millionaires Read That Poor People Don't | Ep. 808
Recommended by Chad Carson as a one-of-a-kind and fascinating book about how real estate deals are put together.
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#412: The 5 Real Estate Books Every Serious Investor Should Read
