NYC Shooting Poses Major Test for 100-Year-Old Property Dynasty
On Monday evening, that same space turned into a site of terror as a gunman, Shane Tamura, went on a shooting spree that eventually killed four other people including Julia Hyman, an employee at Rudin.
The tragedy marks one of the biggest tests that the Rudins have faced — both as a property owner and as a family. And it is thrusting the private company, overseen by co-executive chairmen Bill and Eric Rudin, into the spotlight as law enforcement investigates how a gunman strode into the lobby with a rifle to kill its tenants' employees and its own.
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