Ashkenazy Acquisition Corporation is a private real estate investment firm founded in 1990 by Ben Ashkenazy, who serves as CEO and Chairman. The firm acquires, owns, and manages retail, office, residential, and hotel properties across the United States and Canada. With a portfolio of over 100 buildings valued at approximately $12 billion encompassing more than 15 million square feet, the company operates through 89 holding entities. Ashkenazy focuses on acquiring properties in prime urban and suburban locations, including open-air shopping centers, mixed-use retail developments, office towers, hotels, and residential assets. The firm maintains in-house teams for acquisitions, finance, construction, leasing, development, and marketing. In 2025, Ashkenazy raised a $750 million acquisition fund targeting retail, hospitality, and distressed debt opportunities. Notable holdings include the Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston, a minority stake in New York's Plaza Hotel, Bayside Marketplace in Miami, and long-term leases on Faneuil Hall Marketplace and South Station in Boston. The company has recently expanded its suburban retail platform with acquisitions in the Chicago area and Beverly Hills, where it is now the largest retail landlord in the Golden Triangle district. Geographic concentrations include New York (particularly Manhattan, Queens, Bronx, and Westchester), California (Beverly Hills, Los Angeles), Illinois (Chicago suburbs), Massachusetts (Boston), and Florida (Miami).