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Jane Goldman (born 1955) is an American billionaire real estate investor, co-chair, and co-owner of Solil Management. As the only female billionaire running a major U.S. real estate firm, she manages a vast portfolio that includes high-end apartments, the Olympic Tower, and a 17% stake in World Trade Center developments. Her net worth is approximately $1.1 billion.
Jane Goldman was born in 1955 to a Jewish family. She is the youngest of four siblings. Her father, Sol Goldman, was a prominent real estate investor in New York City, and her mother was Lillian Schuman Goldman. She attended the Masters School, the American School in Switzerland, and Manhattanville College.
After her father's death, Jane and her siblings inherited a significant portion of his real estate empire. Today, as the co-chair and co-owner of Solil Management, she oversees a portfolio of over 400 properties, including luxury apartments, commercial properties, and a stake in the World Trade Center developments. Jane Goldman is the only female billionaire heading a major U.S. real estate firm.
Solil Management is known for its conservative, low-debt strategy in managing its extensive real estate holdings. This approach has allowed the company to maintain a stable portfolio. She is also a key figure in managing and developing the company's diverse property holdings in Manhattan.
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Following her father's death, she and her siblings inherited his real estate assets.
Manages a portfolio of over 400 properties.
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Sued by her sister and nephew alleging she attempted to undervalue the real-estate portfolio.
