In 1999, Martin Nussbaum was working at Long Island Jewish Hospital. The eldest son of Jewish parents — his dad was a cantor — Nussbaum, who’d grown up mostly in New Jersey, had done pre-med in college.  But in the hospital, he saw medicine up close and personal. It was God’s work, he says, but he realized it wasn’t the path for him.  Nussbaum pivoted to become an investment banking analyst, eventually finding his way into real estate, first working for Wells Hills Partners and Atlantic Realty Development Corporation. He co-founded Silverstone Property Group in 2009.  He then founded Slate […]

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