Seelig of Meister Seelig & Fein honored by Young Jewish Professionals

Mark Seelig, of Meister Seelig & Fein, LLP received the "Multifamily Entrepreneur Award," which was presented by the Young Jewish Professionals at its annual Real Estate Investment Summit which was held at the Chelsea Pearl on October 6. The evening was chaired by Orin Wilf (president, Skyline Developers) David Blumenfeld (Blumenfeld Development Group), Henry Justin (CEO, HJ Development), Ivan Kaufman (CEO, Arbor Realty Trust) and Miki Naftali (CEO and president, El Ad Properties). Seelig accepted the award on behalf of himself and his brother, Adam Seelig, his partner in Eagle Rock Management LLC. He is a co-owner and founder of Eagle Rock, Eagle Rock Retail LLC, as well as Meister Seelig & Fein, LLP. Eagle Rock owns and manages over 20 garden apartment communities on Long Island, comprising approximately twenty four hundred apartments and valued at several hundreds of millions of dollars. To date, Eagle Rock has built an impressive portfolio with the confidence of private investors and the strong support of local lender partners. Eagle Rock Retail is one of the fastest growing retail brokerage and development firms in New England with nearly one and one half million square feet of retail space signed up in just the past six months.

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