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Posted: June 21, 2016
2016 Women in Real Estate: Maddy Leibowitz
Maddy Leibowitz, ML Realty Group, Inc. / Atlantic Agency InsuranceName: Maddy Leibowitz, V.P. Business Development
Company Name:ML Realty Group, Inc /Atlantic Agency Insurance & Risk Management
Email: [email protected]
What recent project or transaction are you most proud of?
Assisting in the purchase of a two-story, 3,400 s/f office building at 619 Roanoke Ave. in Riverhead. The building is primarily occupied by my family’s Atlantic Agency Insurance & Risk Management offices.
Additional space for professional office users is also available for lease. Perfectly located near the newly renovated Peconic Hospital and Riverhead Courthouse. The building offers good visibility and easy access to Rte. 58 and Main St. In addition to the above I also assisted in the recently opened Atlantic Agency Insurance office located at 65 Middle Country Rd., Middle Island, as well as their Huntington and N. Babylon locations. Working to find locations for my family-owned Atlantic Agency Insurance business has been most rewarding, knowing I have been an important part in helping further their success, by enabling them to continue to serve their clients with all their insurance needs.
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