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Jack, David and Armand Boyajian lead our co-op to condominium conversion practice. The work brings together legal services, financing arrangements and the shareholder sessions a conversion requires.

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Jack Boyajian

Jack Boyajian

President

Jack Boyajian has led The Hutton Group's conversion practice since 1992. That work shapes how the firm handles documents, financing and legal questions.

Before he founded the firm, he developed, converted or managed some 30,000 units of cooperative, condominium and other multi-family housing. Across his career, he has converted more than 7,500 units.

Jack studied at the Wharton School of Finance and holds a law degree from Rutgers School of Law-Newark.

The figures above describe Jack's personal career, including work before Hutton. The firm's conversion record is presented separately below.

David Boyajian

David Boyajian

Vice President

David Boyajian has served as Vice President of The Hutton Group since 2013, has directly overseen the conversion of more than 1,000 units from co-op to condominium, and has closed more than $250 million in condominium loans. He has spent more than ten years building and leading development teams and management systems since joining the firm.

He holds a BS in Finance from The College of New Jersey, a degree he completed in 28 months with part of his undergraduate studies taken at Oxford University in the United Kingdom, and a JD from Rutgers School of Law-Newark.

Armand Boyajian

Armand Boyajian

Co-Vice President

Armand Boyajian is Co-Vice President of The Hutton Group. He has raised and deployed more than $250 million in Manhattan real estate and has advised on more than $1.5 billion of acquisitions and capital raises.

He holds a BS in Finance and Real Estate from the NYU Stern School of Business, where he led the school's professional real-estate networking group, is a licensed real-estate salesperson in New York, and is a member of the Urban Land Institute and the International Council of Shopping Centers.

The disciplines a conversion brings together.

The documents, the lenders, the shareholders and the closing all need to be coordinated.

  • Corporate attorneys
  • Tax attorneys
  • Title attorneys
  • Residential lenders
  • Commercial lenders
  • Settlement agents
  • Conversion managers
  • Marketing specialists

Put your questions to the team.

Call us about your cooperative or request your free feasibility study. An individual shareholder or a board can take the first step.

Or write to info@huttonfirm.com.