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Real estate firms appear on “best places to work” list

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Several real estate firms, developers, construction companies and architectural firms appear on Crain’s first “Best
Places to Work in New York City” list, announced today. Shawmut Design and Construction appears on the list at number 16, Silverstein Properties at 21, Studley at 36, Cushman & Wakefield at 39 and Studio Daniel Libeskind at 45. The 50-company list is based on a survey
of employees at over 300 New York City companies. The survey measured how
valued employees feel, whether they trust their company’s leadership, and
whether they believe they have the potential to advance at their companies.