Warshaw Asset Management

The office runs a three-part allocation: originating senior and mezzanine real estate loans, predominantly in the New York metro area; making direct equity investments in small-cap operating companies; and committing capital to external hedge fund managers in long/short equity and event-driven strategies. This mix reflects a preference for current-yield instruments alongside actively managed absolute-return strategies.

Yes. Warshaw Asset Management originates bridge and acquisition financing directly from its balance sheet, typically collateralized by multifamily and mixed-use properties. Recent examples include a $50 million first-mortgage package on a Queens multifamily portfolio (per public record, 2023) and a $12.9 million acquisition loan in Gowanus, Brooklyn (per public record, 2024).

Public record identifies Ira Warshaw as the principal of Warshaw Asset Management. The firm has not publicly disclosed its internal governance structure or whether it employs a formal investment committee.

It is structured as a single-family office managing private capital for the Warshaw family. There is no public evidence that it accepts outside investor capital or operates as a registered multi-family office.

The industry source of the family's underlying wealth has not been publicly disclosed. Ira Warshaw is identified in public filings as the principal of the office, but the family's commercial or industrial origins remain private.