Real Estate Mogul Launches Anubis Advisors

April 22, 2011 No Comments

What’s the latest from Andrew Farkas, one of the most admired men in real estate? The launch of Anubis Advisors, which handles management consulting, restructuring, distressed debt and real estate advisory. Anubis is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Island Capital Group LLC, and Andrew Farkas founded the company in 2010.

Anubis serves as the exclusive advisor to CIII Capital Partners and as an external advisor to Centerline Holding Company. The company provides advice about possible expansion, assistance in connection with acquisitions, and help with integrating a principal capital deployment and M&A strategy to eventually acquire various servicing operations.

The company’s headquarters are in New York.

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