MRP Realty
André O. Lewis is an experienced professional in investment management and asset management, currently leading asset management and investor reporting at MRP Realty, overseeing a multifamily and mixed-use real estate portfolio. Previously, André held positions at Advantage Capital as an Open Access Fellow, and at Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing as an Asset Manager, where responsibilities included financial performance oversight and risk management in affordable housing projects. André's background also includes development and asset management roles across various companies, as well as being a management consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton, focusing on strategy and operations for transportation and infrastructure clients. André O. Lewis holds a Master in Public Administration from Harvard Kennedy School, an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University’s Tepper School of Business, and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
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MRP Realty
Based in Washington, D.C. with offices in Philadelphia and New York City, MRP Realty is a leading owner, developer, and operator of office, industrial, residential and mixed-use real estate. MRP delivers a full array of real estate services including: acquisition/disposition, development/construction management, property management, asset management and financial reporting services. Since 2005, MRP Realty has deployed nearly $3 billion in total capitalization, with another $2+ billion of active residential, office, mixed-use, and industrial projects underway. MRP's combined development assets total more than 16 million square feet, with an additional 8 million square feet under management. MRP's leadership team has worked together in the Mid-Atlantic region in various capacities for over 25 years, with experience spanning all types of product in urban and suburban settings. The company has been actively involved in over 20 million square feet of development and investment, with a total capitalization in excess of $4.5 billion in the Mid-Atlantic region.