Avi Dishi Net Worth 2026: Real Estate Investor Career

No reputable outlet has published a net worth for Avi Dishi, the New York real estate investor behind Elysee Investment Company. The $53.2 million figure this page used to show was described as coming "according to reports", but no report was named and we found none, so it has been removed. What the public record does show is a long run of property purchases: roughly $92 million of Manhattan apartment buildings in 2022 and close to $100 million of South Florida retail property from 2022 to 2024.

What is Avi Dishi's net worth?

There is no estimate from Forbes, Bloomberg, Celebrity Net Worth or a major newspaper. Dishi invests through private companies and limited liability entities, and real estate deals are usually financed with a mix of equity and debt. A purchase price therefore shows the size of a deal, not how much of it he owns outright. For example, the $48 million Aventura purchase in 2024 included $26.4 million in seller financing, The Real Deal reported. Without his equity share and debt levels, there is no reliable way to calculate a net worth, and we give none.

Avi Dishi yearly earnings, monthly income and salary

The previous page said he earned $2.5 million a year, $208,000 a month and $7,000 a day. No source was given, and none exists that we could find. Investors like Dishi earn from rent collected at their buildings and from gains when they sell, and none of that is reported publicly. We have removed the table.

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Elysee Investment Company

Dishi is listed as president of Elysee Investment Company, based in New York. In South Florida he works with Elysee Investments, a Miami-based firm he co-founded that is led by chief executive Haim Yehezkel, according to The Real Deal. New York City building filings name Elysee Investment Company and Elysee Investment Corp as owners of properties in Brooklyn and Queens, with Dishi filing alteration plans at a Flatbush, Brooklyn, property as far back as 2002, according to building data compiled by PincusCo. That record shows he has been active in the city's property market for more than two decades, well before the large deals of the 2020s that brought him into the trade press.

His strategy has two sides. In New York he has bought older rent-producing apartment buildings in Upper Manhattan. In Florida he has focused on grocery-anchored shopping centers and mixed-use buildings, a type of property that recovered quickly after the pandemic because supermarkets kept drawing shoppers.

Major deals reported by the press

Sources: The Real Deal for West Palm Beach, Patch (citing The Real Deal) for Washington Heights and Harlem, the South Florida Business Journal and The Real Deal for Miami and Aventura.

Washington Heights, 2022

The largest deal on record is the 2022 purchase of ten Washington Heights buildings. They hold 407 apartments across about 377,540 square feet, plus four commercial units and lease agreements with Yeshiva University. The biggest single building, an 87-unit property, accounted for $20.5 million of the price. Patch described Dishi as a longtime figure in Upper Manhattan real estate.

South Florida retail, 2022 to 2024

Dishi entered the South Florida grocery-anchored market in 2022, paying $120 a square foot for Shoppes at Cresthaven, a 1987 shopping center whose previous owner had paid $12.6 million for it in 2015. Its tenants included a Presidente Supermarket, Dollar Tree and a Youfit gym. In January 2024 his group bought a downtown Miami building that the seller had started converting into a jewelry retail center; the partners planned to finish that conversion. A month later came Aventura Plaza, which was 92 percent leased when it sold, with a 66,329-square-foot retail center and a two-story office building.

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Personal life

Dishi keeps a low profile, and almost nothing about his background is published in reliable sources. The old page's description of his small-town upbringing, his university grades, a paragraph about his wife, and his age, height and weight had no source and have all been removed. We have also left out property and address details about his private homes.

How this page was checked

Every deal listed comes from The Real Deal, Patch or the South Florida Business Journal, which drew on public property records. The net worth and income figures had no source and have been removed rather than repeated.