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In 1968, he worked for Morse-Diesel Construction Company where he was responsible for the supervision and construction of more than one million square feet of new office space.[4] In 1972, he joined the family business managing its real estate assets (8.5 million square feet of real estate worth about $3 billion in 2010) and helping the growth of his family's Manhattan brokerage firm Newmark Grubb[3] which he has headed since 1978.[1] Gural with his partner, Barry Gosin, propelled the firm's growth in the 1970s and 1980s, via an aggressive acquisition strategy.[3] In 2001, they invested in family-owned national appraiser Koeppel Tener Real Estate Services, founded by Alfred J. Koeppel.[5] In 2006, Newmark Grubb formed a strategic partnership with London-based real estate firm Knight Frank becoming Newmark Grubb Knight Frank.[1] In October 2011, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank was acquired by BGC Partners.[6] Like his father, his strategy has always been to hold onto real estate over the long term.[7]BILLIONAIRE dont be jelly
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Guess he's never been to Tomasello Winery. For he clearly doesn't know what he's talking about.Right, Joe 4all dough? Hope he's good at selling telephonies.