Douglas L. Elliman

1882–1972 (age 90)

Real Estate Developer

Biography

Douglas L. Elliman became synonymous with real estate development that helped shape the neighborhoods and commercial districts he shepherded, leaving his mark on communities that valued thoughtful planning. His career spanned decades of growth as he worked to blend opportunity with the needs of residents.

He remained attentive to the people touched by his projects, and the lasting presence of the places he helped create is remembered at Woodlawn Cemetery.

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