INFINITE GLOBAL JOINT VENTURE WITH L&L HOLDING COMPANY

Marty Burger, David Levinson, Scott Chisholm

Ex-Silverstein CEO, L&L’s Levinson

Launch Property Venture

By Natalie Wong

January 14, 2026 at 2:50 PM EST

Updated on January 14, 2026 at 3:24 PM EST

Marty Burger, the former chief executive officer of Silverstein Properties, and David Levinson, CEO of L&L Holding Co., have launched a joint venture to pursue opportunities across the US real estate market.

The venture, dubbed L&L Infinite, will mainly focus on development across the New York metro area and South Florida, while also seeking equity and debt investment deals nationally, according to a statement Wednesday. It will operate offices in New York City and West Palm Beach.

“South Florida is booming and New York remains one of the strongest markets in the country with the greatest labor force, so there’s growth opportunities in both office and residential,” Burger, who will serve as CEO and President of L&L Infinite, said in an interview.

Burger, who was CEO of Silverstein for more than a decade, founded Infinite Global Real Estate Partners in 2024 to target commercial-property deals arising from the market upheaval. Last year, he co-founded a debt strategy platform, Infinite Global Capital Partners, which will operate as an affiliate of L&L Infinite. Burger also announced in October plans to redevelop an office in Manhattan’s Midtown South neighborhood into apartments, with Levinson’s backing.

Levinson will continue to serve as chairman and CEO of L&L Holding, which has a portfolio of more than 6.5 million square feet of commercial and residential space. Its properties include 425 Park Ave., which houses Citadel, and Wynwood Plaza in Miami.