About Jack Boyajian
A real estate executive with an exemplary performance record, Jack H.
Boyajian continues to lead the co-op to condominium conversion niche he helped
to create, all while finding time to develop domestic and international
properties. Jack H. Boyajian’s career began when he graduated with honors from
Penn’s Wharton School of Finance before becoming active in converting over 3,000
units across 10 communities in the 1980's. During that time and through 1993,
Jack H. Boyajian was engaged in the management of nearly 35,000 units in co-ops
and condominium communities, some of which he helped to establish through
conversions.
In 1993, Jack H. Boyajian returned to higher education by attending Rutgers
School of Law in Newark and quickly earned his law degree. In addition to his
employment and educational history, Jack H. Boyajian has been developing
property and converting condominiums for private businesses, namely The Hutton
Group and Que-Mont Developers, for the past 20 years. The Hutton Group, with
Jack H. Boyajian holding key management roles, continues to lead in the co-op to
condominium niche. The company is developing a new protocol to increase the
equity of a building while providing affordable housing to low- and
middle-income residents. All told, The Hutton Group raised and invested over
$100 million dollars to update residential buildings.
Que-Mont Developers is where Jack H. Boyajian remains active in land and
project development, both domestically and internationally. Ventures include a
luxury subdivision on a 27-hole golf course in Uruguay and a $500 million
condominium building in prestigious Wildwood, New Jersey. Jack H. Boyajian is
also involved in other world-class projects in Eastern Europe and West Africa
where economic growth has fared better than the rest of the world over the past
several years. When not focused on his real estate and business activities, Jack
H. Boyajian enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with friends and
family.
Boyajian continues to lead the co-op to condominium conversion niche he helped
to create, all while finding time to develop domestic and international
properties. Jack H. Boyajian’s career began when he graduated with honors from
Penn’s Wharton School of Finance before becoming active in converting over 3,000
units across 10 communities in the 1980's. During that time and through 1993,
Jack H. Boyajian was engaged in the management of nearly 35,000 units in co-ops
and condominium communities, some of which he helped to establish through
conversions.
In 1993, Jack H. Boyajian returned to higher education by attending Rutgers
School of Law in Newark and quickly earned his law degree. In addition to his
employment and educational history, Jack H. Boyajian has been developing
property and converting condominiums for private businesses, namely The Hutton
Group and Que-Mont Developers, for the past 20 years. The Hutton Group, with
Jack H. Boyajian holding key management roles, continues to lead in the co-op to
condominium niche. The company is developing a new protocol to increase the
equity of a building while providing affordable housing to low- and
middle-income residents. All told, The Hutton Group raised and invested over
$100 million dollars to update residential buildings.
Que-Mont Developers is where Jack H. Boyajian remains active in land and
project development, both domestically and internationally. Ventures include a
luxury subdivision on a 27-hole golf course in Uruguay and a $500 million
condominium building in prestigious Wildwood, New Jersey. Jack H. Boyajian is
also involved in other world-class projects in Eastern Europe and West Africa
where economic growth has fared better than the rest of the world over the past
several years. When not focused on his real estate and business activities, Jack
H. Boyajian enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with friends and
family.