People
Bill Rudin
William C. “Bill” Rudin is co-executive chairman of Rudin, the family-owned New York real estate company founded by his grandfather in 1925. He joined the business in 1979, became president in 1993 and has spent more than five decades overseeing major development, repositioning and building-modernization projects. His direct project experience includes 560 Lexington Avenue, 40 East 52nd Street, 1675 Broadway, 3 Times Square, and 32 Avenue of the Americas. He has emphasized reinvestment and repositioning of existing buildings, technology upgrades, and Lower Manhattan’s recovery, including the early wired-office project at 55 Broad Street. Since 2024, day-to-day leadership has passed to co-CEOs Samantha Rudin Earls and Michael Rudin, while Bill and Eric Rudin guide long-term strategy as co-executive chairmen. Rudin biography · Rudin leadership history
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Rudin’s current assets include a multigenerational portfolio of Manhattan office and residential properties. His career is closely associated with stewardship and modernization of existing buildings as well as ground-up development, and he has held leadership positions at REBNY and The Real Estate Roundtable. The 2024 succession introduced a fourth generation of family leadership and the company’s first non-family president. Rudin leadership biography · Rudin history
Related Pages
- Investor People Hub
- National Investor Benchmarks Hub
- Rudin Management Company
- New York City Geography Hub
Sources
- Source: Top 200 Global CRE People and Families
- Rudin leadership page
- Rudin succession release
- Rudin company history