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Amos Luzon Appointed Chairman of Kohan Properties, Halts Asset Sales
Businessman Amos Luzon has been appointed Chairman of American real estate firm Kohan Properties after acquiring a controlling stake. His first act was to halt all sales of the company's U.S. commercial properties.
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What happened
- 01Amos Luzon appointed Chairman of Kohan Properties, halting all commercial property sales.
- 02The company owns 35 U.S. commercial properties valued at approximately $736 million.
- 03Luzon's group acquired control for $6.4 million from founder Michael Kohan's debt.
- 04Oren Halfon and Assaf Cohen also appointed to key roles within the company.
- 05Kohan Properties is based in the United States and operates across 19 states.
The acquisition, valued at $6.4 million, involved a portfolio worth approximately $736 million and arose from the founder's debt issues. Luzon plans to improve the company's profitability.
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