Dermody Properties Hires Benjamin Seeger as Northwest Area Accomplice
Dermody Properties, a nationwide personal fairness actual property funding, improvement and administration firm centered completely on the logistics actual property sector, has introduced Benjamin Seeger as Northwest Area Accomplice. He’s primarily based within the firm’s Bellevue, Wash. workplace and works carefully with Phil Wooden, additionally a Accomplice within the area.
On this place, Seeger is chargeable for the sourcing and execution of acquisition and improvement alternatives within the Northwest area of america, with a concentrate on Seattle and Portland industrial actual property. He additionally leads asset administration and buyer relations for the area.
“I’m thrilled to hitch the skilled and gifted staff at Dermody Properties and to contribute to this fast-paced and dynamic area throughout the portfolio,” mentioned Seeger. “The Pacific Northwest presents expedient entry to nationwide and worldwide prospects and vivid prospects for brand spanking new acquisitions and developments.”
Earlier than becoming a member of Dermody Properties, Seeger was a senior supervisor at Amazon, main the corporate’s actual property program for last-mile logistics amenities in North America, Latin America, Australia and Singapore. At Amazon, he managed a big staff of actual property professionals chargeable for sourcing and growing current and build-to-suit amenities throughout these areas. Previous to that, Seeger was a practising business actual property lawyer for almost a decade, working with most of the premier actual property practices within the Northwest. He represented shoppers in leasing, acquisition, financing, and improvement throughout asset sorts and areas.
“Benjamin’s skillset, in depth expertise and information base within the Northwest Area might be an asset to each our staff and our prospects,” mentioned Douglas A. Kiersey, Jr., President of Dermody Properties. “We welcome him to the staff and look ahead to working with him.”
Seeger is a member of the Washington State Bar and a graduate of the City Land Institute’s Heart for Sustainable Management. He holds a bachelor’s diploma in economics from the College of Washington and a J.D. from Vanderbilt College.
