Miryam Reinitz-Kops brings a unique humanitarian background to Greystone, having previously served as the Executive Director of an orphanage in Ukraine. In 2025, she personally accounted for over $600 million in financing volume, contributing significantly to her team’s total of $3 billion in closed transactions.

Her recent work highlights a focus on complex bridge and affordable housing loans, including a $285.7 million bridge loan for a New Jersey multifamily portfolio and a $114.5 million acquisition loan for a 753-unit preservation portfolio in Queens. Reinitz-Kops is celebrated for her “long game” approach, often acting as a mediator to resolve friction in complex institutional deals.

Her ability to bridge the gap between institutional requirements and developers' personal needs is a hallmark of her leadership. Reinitz-Kops transitioned into commercial real estate in 2018 at the encouragement of Greystone’s CEO, bringing the discipline of high-stakes humanitarian work to the capital markets.

She is known for maintaining a sense of calm during volatile periods, offering clients peace and understanding alongside technical expertise. Despite her heavy production load, she remains a Trustee for the Tikva Children’s Home and is deeply involved in local youth organizations for her four children—proving that radical empathy and high-volume success can coexist.