Asset Realty: Highlight on successfully developed projects in New York City

Dino Tomassetti, Jr. founded and now leads Asset Realty & Construction Group, a real estate development company that has acquired, managed, and developed many properties over the years. Most of the company's projects can be found on the East Coast, specifically in the New York and New Jersey areas.

Below are two projects that Asset Realty & Construction Group has completed in the past.

Mixed Retail and Office – Brooklyn, NY

Anchored by Sheepshead Bay Marketplace, a staple of the local neighborhood in the heart of Brooklyn, 2558 East 18th St. is a retail and commercial office building that demonstrates the benefit of long-term real estate ownership. The property was incorporated into the portfolio over 30 years ago. Through alterations, constant improvements, solid credit tenancies, and steady appreciation of rents, the building has become an integral part of the Asset Realty portfolio. Other tenancies include or have included Verizon, the NYS Dept. of Labor and Medical Office.

'The Beaches' Apartments, Rockaway Beach, NY

These two properties, 192 Beach 102nd St. and 2-15 Beach 101st St., were developed and owned and operated by Asset Realty. The buildings, completed in 2013, offer 54 attractive and spacious residential units within the up-and-coming beach community of the Rockaways. Rockaway Beach has undergone a renaissance in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, with public investment in infrastructure, the revitalization of the boardwalk, and the introduction and re-introduction of the Rockaway Ferry Service, allowing easy access to this once-hidden beach paradise.

Dino Tomassetti, Jr., is a successful real estate developer who started in construction. He has completed several construction projects and has expanded his portfolio to include some of the most high-profile developments in the New York Metropolitan Area. His new company, Asset Realty & Construction Group, Inc., combines his construction and real estate expertise. For similar reads, click here.