Real Estate

Ex-real estate exec cops to stealing $3M

The former vice president of a Manhattan real estate company copped a guilty plea Tuesday to looting nearly $3 million from the residential buildings he was responsible for managing.

Alan Gorelick, 68, a former top exec at Saparn Realty, admitted in Manhattan Supreme Court to stealing $2.6 million from some 30 buildings.

Gorelick would divert checks slated for the banking accounts of their respective buildings into his own business account, prosecutors said​. ​The funds were from apartment sales, tenants’ rent and maintenance.

He covered his tracks by falsifying bank statements provided to his clients, prosecutors said.

Gorelick took the low-income housing complex Ha​r​way Terrace,​ in ​Gravesend, ​Brooklyn for a whopping $770,000, according to prosecutors.

“This defendant stole from all kinds of buildings under his fiscal watch, from a luxury doorman building in Chelsea, to a Mitchell-Lama complex in Brooklyn,” said District Attorney Cy​rus​ Vance​ Jr​. “This office will continue to investigate and prosecute those who abuse positions of trust to steal from New Yorkers.”

Gorelick is expected to get 3 1/2 to 10 years in prison when he’s sentenced on Sept. 15.