Join The Real Deal and Victor Sigoura on June 18th at TRDs NYC Headquarters for an exclusive subscriber-only conversation.
Sigoura has emerged as a dynamic force in the next generation of real estate investors. As CEO and Founder of Legion Investment Group, Sigoura has built a vertically integrated investment platform focused on identifying value, executing complex deals, and creating long-term growth across a diverse portfolio of assets.
Under his leadership, Legion has expanded its footprint across multiple property types and markets, leveraging strong partnerships and an active investment strategy to uncover opportunities others might overlook. Sigoura’s hands-on role in sourcing deals and guiding projects from acquisition through execution has positioned him as a rising voice among New York’s new generation of real estate leaders.
At a moment when the industry is navigating shifting capital markets, evolving development economics, and new investment dynamics, Sigoura brings a perspective shaped by both experience and ambition. Join us for a candid conversation about how today’s investors are finding opportunity, structuring deals, and building platforms designed for the next cycle of growth.
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President and Chief Executive Officer, Partnership for New York City
Steven Fulop joined the Partnership for New York City as President and Chief Executive Officer in January 2026, after serving twelve years as Mayor of Jersey City. A Marine veteran, public servant, and civic innovator, Fulop spent three terms leading one of the most significant urban revitalization stories in the country. Elected in 2013 in a landmark upset, he guided Jersey City for more than a decade with record private investment, population growth, and job creation—transforming it into an economic powerhouse for New Jersey.
Under his leadership, Jersey City set new standards in affordable housing, public safety reform, education, infrastructure, and sustainability. His administration delivered major initiatives including expansive park and open-space development, a science innovation campus in conjunction with Liberty Science Center, the restoration of the historic Loews Theatre, and eight budgets without raising municipal taxes.
A first-generation American and descendant of Holocaust survivors, Fulop’s life has been shaped by service. After the September 11th attacks, he left his job at Goldman Sachs in Lower Manhattan to enlist in the U.S. Marine Corps, deploying to Iraq in 2003. That same commitment to service and accountability defined his leadership in Jersey City and continues to guide his work today. Fulop is a graduate of Binghamton University and holds an MPA from Columbia University and an MBA from New York University.
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