• 1901

    The Winter Organization was founded by Benjamin Winter Sr., who emigrated from Poland and initially painted tenements in NYC’s Lower East Side

  • 1920

    Winter pioneered the opportunistic trading of NYC real estate.

    Winter’s portfolio included: The Astor Mansion, The Vanderbilt Mansion, The Hotel Delmonico, The Stanhope, The Hotel Leonori, The Pennsylvania Building, The Spanish Flats.

  • 1950

    Marvin S. Winter continued his father’s strategy of focusing on prime NYC properties.

    Under his leadership, Winter developed 210 Central Park South.

  • 1980

    Benjamin and James Winter continued their father’s focus on long-term positioning of assets and strategically expanded the investment portfolio.

    Winter's acquisitions included 111-115 Fifth Avenue as well as The Dodge Mansion, which was developed into 800 Fifth Avenue.

  • 1991

    Notable acquisition of The Crown Building at 730 Fifth Avenue.

  • 2021

    Winter acquired a significant interest in Cypress. Winter invested in:
    2225 Sunset, Los Angeles
    Avenue G, Bayonne
    January Lane, DFW Metro
    Equinox on the Park, DFW Metro
    Celina Outer Loop, DFW Metro
    Celina Downtown, DFW Metro
    Murray Farms Masterplan, Denver Metro

    Winter joined a strategic venture with REDA. Winter invested in:
    Boyle Heights, Los Angeles
    Fontana Foothills, Inland Empire
    The Knox, Los Angeles

    Winter invested in the following Magellan development projects:
    50 Webster, Greater Boston
    600 Windsor, Greater Boston

    Winter invested in the following Hyperion development projects:
    2SM, Westchester County
    One Ocean, Boynton Beach

    Winter formed a strategic venture with Avenida. Winter invested in:
    Carrollton, DFW Metro
    Sanibel, South Florida
    Briargate, Colorado Springs