Mark Bennett,
Vice President of Development
Mark is responsible for commercial construction and residential land development
in Baltimore. Mark has over 25 years of experience in site development and
commercial construction. Since joining Greenebaum and Rose Associates in 1992,
Mark has developed over 3,000 residential lots valued at over 190 million dollars.
Recently, Mark served as the project manager for the Student Financial Assistance
Building in Washington D.C.
Steve Braesch, Partner
Steve is responsible for all commercial development activities of the firm.
Since 1987, he has completed over $500 million of commercial development
projects for Greenebaum & Rose in the Washington area. Prior to joining
Greenebaum & Rose, Steve was employed by the Kiewit Companies. Steve
has a Civil Engineering degree from Iowa State University and is a registered
professional engineer.
Meera Friemel, Development
Manager
Meera is responsible for overseeing the day to day activities of development
projects from concept to construction in Washington, DC. She works closely
with architects, engineers, general contractors, lenders, brokers, and government
agencies to ensure projects maintain the schedule and budget. Meera has
worked at Greenebaum & Rose since 1999 and has a Civil Engineering degree
from Washington University in St. Louis and an MBA in Real Estate from The George
Washington University.
Stewart Greenebaum, Founding Partner
Stewart assumes responsibility for all residential development of the company.
He is responsible for the acquisition and development of over 10,000 residential
lots as well as office buildings and shopping centers in the Baltimore metropolitan
area. Stewart has over 40 years of real estate development experience. He is
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Michael
Greenebaum, Partner
Michael is responsible for the asset management of the suburban portfolio. Michael
is directly responsible for acquisitions, leasing, and managing of the Baltimore
portfolio. Michael has been with Greenebaum and Rose Associates since 1987. He
has experience in all facets of both commercial and residential real estate development.
Michael has a degree in Real Estate and Urban Development from American University.
Reid
Liffmann, Partner
Reid is responsible for acquisitions, capital formation transactions and asset
management. He has previously served as project manager on over one million
square feet of office development. Reid has previous experience with LaSalle
Partners and Merrill Lynch. Reid received a degree in accounting from The George
Washington University and received an MBA in finance from The Wharton School
of The University of Pennsylvania.
Charlie O'Donovan, Vice
President of Development
Charlie is responsible for residential land development and entitlement processing.
He is the project manager for Maple Lawn Farms in Howard County. Charlie has
over 15 years of land development experience. Charlie has previous experience
with Ryland Homes and James F. Knott Realty Group. Charlie received a degree
in economics from University of Richmond and received a Masters of Science
in Real Estate from The Johns Hopkins University.
Deborah Perry, Director
of Asset Management
Deborah has been in the property management field for twenty (20) years and
has extensive experience in virtually every aspect of the operation of Class-A
office buildings, retail and warehouse facilities. Her cumulative portfolios
have exceeded more than 6 million square feet.
Samuel G. Rose, Founding
Partner
Samuel assumes overall responsibility for the commercial development activities
of the company. He has over forty years of experience in commercial development
primarily in the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan area. Over his career, he has
personally overseen the development and management of over 5 million square
feet of office space. Prior to forming Greenebaum & Rose Associates, he
spent ten years with the Rouse Company in various roles. He is a graduate of
Dickinson College and University of Baltimore Law School. |
