Since 1994, Washington Square Partners have grown to serve a wide range of clients. We represent private developers, property owners, retailers, governmental agencies, and not-for-profit institutions with the full spectrum of development advisory services. The firm is dominant in its sector in New York City and also serves clients throughout the New York metropolitan area, Washington D.C., and Florida.

Developers and property owners retain Washington Square Partners to advise them on or manage their real estate development projects. Often our private development clients have projects that are complex, first of their type, or require a complex discretionary public approval. In addition we often work with clients that need to supplement their resources in managing a project to completion.

The list of developers and property owners that have retained Washington Square Partners includes:

Retail companies retain Washington Square Partners to identify sites and negotiate leases or purchases and guide their development through the public approval process. We also represent retailers in the development of sites. Our affiliated entity, Arch Brokerage, represents retailers across the United States, including the companies listed below:

Governmental Agencies and Not for Profit Institutions hire Washington Square Partners for our ability to provide strategic advice in implementing a development project or area wide plan. We have helped numerous government agencies and institutions make their development plans achievable, often through partnerships with the private sector. In these projects, we utilize a collaborative approach where our real world development experience and quantitative financial and market feasibility skills are brought to bear early in the planning process. This was the approach used by the National Capital Revitalization Corporation in planning redevelopment of the Skyland Shopping Center in Anacostia and by the Downtown Brooklyn Council in the recent 6.7 million square foot, mixed-use re-zoning in Downtown Brooklyn. Washington Square Partners is currently representing the Moynihan Station development Corporation, a subsidiary of the Empire State Development Corporation in the redevelopment of the Farley Post Office into Moynihan Station.