Howard Rosenthal

Howard Rosenthal is a business professional with extensive experience in commercial real estate and consulting. He is currently the Owner of Rosenthal Consulting Group.2

Career Background

Howard Rosenthal began his career in commercial real estate in 1977, working for the Considine Company in Atlanta, Georgia.1 His early work involved acquiring and renewing problematic real estate properties. After gaining experience, he started an independent consulting firm that specialized in dealing with problem office and retail properties, focusing on leasing and management.1

From 1984 to 1987, Rosenthal served as the executive director of The Bank of Hemet's Real Estate Development division.1 In July 1987, he co-founded Rosenthal & Excell Commercial Real Estate Services, Inc., marking his first venture into real estate brokerage.1

Expertise and Approach

Rosenthal is known for his business-oriented approach to real estate, priding himself on not having a typical "brokerage mentality".1 His areas of expertise include:

• Key acquisitions
• Lease negotiations
• Problem-solving
• Banking
• Risk management
• Property management

Notable Projects

Throughout his career, Rosenthal has been involved in several significant commercial real estate projects, including:

• Vineyard Shopping Center (165,000 sq ft) in Escondido, California (1977-1981)
• The Crossings Shopping Center (225,000 sq ft) in Atlanta, Georgia (1981-1982)
• West Side Plaza (43,000 sq ft) in Hemet, California (1987-present)
• The 1600 Bank of Hemet Professional Building (44,000 sq ft) in Hemet (1987-present)1

Community Involvement

Howard Rosenthal is actively involved in his community, participating in various public and private organizations.1 This commitment to community leadership has been a consistent aspect of his professional life.