David Amirian
David Amirian
David Amirian is the Founder of The Amirian Group, one of New York City’s premier residential and commercial developers. Their projects are known for their creative flair and unique location.
After 11 years in the construction industry, including HRH Construction and Zamir Equities, David launched his own firm. Together with Wonder Works Construction and The Brody Group he created 316 East 3rd Street – a ground-up rental project on Lower East Side – and 540 West 49th St. – which set a record price per square foot ever achieved in Hell’s Kitchen.
Early Life and Education
David Amirian is the founder and owner of The Amirian Group, having worked in this industry for over 11 years. His projects include 316 East 3rd Street and 540 West 49th Street – ground-up rental buildings which broke records for highest price per square foot ever achieved in Hell’s Kitchen. Additionally, he purchased 16 East 10th Street in Greenwich Village which he sold, setting another city record for single family townhouse sales.
The Amirian Group specializes in creating projects that are unique both in design and location. Recent examples include Thirteen East-West in East Village and The Twenty One in Flatiron. Their goal is to deliver quality products that maximize returns for investors while increasing profitability for them.
Professional Career
David Amirian is the founder and CEO of The Amirian Group, a real estate development firm that specializes in projects with unique design and location. Established in 2012, they have constructed some of New York City’s most impressive residential and commercial developments such as 316 East 3rd Street (a ground-up rental project on the Lower East Side), 540 West 49th St. (which set an East Village record for highest price per square foot ever achieved), Thirteen East/West (a 26,000 square foot mirror image building on 13th Street), designed by Istanbul-based Tabanlioglu Architects–their first US project!
The Amirian Group is an active participant in RealConnex, a global accelerator for real estate professionals to expand their businesses through capital, investments and services.
Achievements and Honors
David Amirian has been in the high-end residential real estate business since 2001, mostly in New York City. He’s renowned for his meticulous attention to detail and astute business acumen. Some of David’s notable accomplishments include working on 316 East 3rd Street and 540 West 49th Street – both nominated for awards from REMANY’s Real Estate Board – as well as The Amirian Group’s latest project with Wonder Works Construction: Thirteen East-West in East Village – which marks their tallest tower in that neighborhood since 2001!
Personal Life
After 11 years in the real estate and construction industry, including HRH Construction, Zamir Equities and The Brody Group, David Amirian established his own firm. His projects range from 316 East 3rd Street on the Lower East Side to 540 West 49th Street which broke records for highest price per square foot ever achieved in Hell’s Kitchen to The Twenty1 – a 40,000 square foot nine unit boutique condominium on 21st Street in Chelsea.
In his free time, Amirian enjoys musical improv. On this episode of MDLNY, Ryan Serhant and Brian Chan from Nest Seekers International joined Atit Jariwala from Bridgeton Holdings at 432 East 13th to preview The Amirian Group’s two upcoming developments: Thirteen East-West, a mirror image six-story building on 13th Street in East Village; and The Twenty One, a 40,000 square foot nine unit boutique condominium on 21st Street in Flatiron District.
Net Worth
David Amirian is one of the world’s highest-earning comedians. He earns a substantial amount from various events, series and productions.
His net worth is estimated to be $7 million. This wealth comes from salary, bonuses and endorsements.
He has also achieved success as a singer, penning songs that have been recorded by numerous popular artists.
His net worth is calculated by subtracting all liabilities from all assets he owns. He has plenty of savings and investments, as well as a home and two cars. Unfortunately, some student loan debt may reduce his overall wealth.