Elie Hirschfeld

Elie Hirschfeld is the president and CEO of Hirschfeld Properties, where he worked with his late father, parking garage titan Abraham Hirschfeld, for more than 20 years. A triathlete and an avid theatergoer (he’s been a voter in the Tony Awards every year since 1996), Elie Hirschfeld and his company were behind such projects as New York’s first open-air garage, the Hotel Pennsylvania and the Manhattan Mall. This week, The Real Deal talked to the developer, who is reportedly worth more than half a billion dollars (he wouldn’t comment on his wealth), about his portfolio, the Hamptons home he’s selling, the shocking scandal that rocked his family, and the Hirschfeld legacy.
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A Las Vegas underwear model who claims to be Tiger Woods’ fourth mistress, Jamie Jungers, told The Real Deal in an exclusive interview that she is apartment hunting in Manhattan today. “With all the things that have happened,” plus a desire to pursue her modeling career, she said, “it’s probably in my best interest to move up here.” She said she plans to move to the Big Apple within the next couple of weeks and has not decided whether or not to give up her home in Las Vegas. Jungers is heading out to see a 750-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment at One Irving Place, also known as Zeckendorf Towers, owned by Elie Hirschfeld, CEO of Hirschfeld Properties. The unit rents for $3,000. The 26-year-old, who has friends in the city, said she plans to live on her own. Jungers said she has been “bombarded” with calls from real estate agents. “My phone has not stopped [ringing],” but she is not working with an agent at this time. Comments

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