OUR TEAM

Mark P. Sealy, President of Sealy and Company, Inc., joined the firm in 1981. His responsibility directly involves the company’s overall operations, which include brokerage, property management, and investments, portfolio management, and financial management. On a daily basis, Mark is involved in investment acquisitions and serves as the company administrator.

Mark’s experience includes numerous lease transactions in retail, office, and industrial properties. 

In addition, he has significant experience with investment acquisitions and dispositions. He has been actively involved in the acquisition and asset management of multi-family, office, industrial, retail strip, and mall properties. His brokerage experience also includes fast food and grocery store chains, restaurants, regional retailers, distributors, and a broad spectrum of local businesses. His experience with the management sector of the business was instrumental in expanding his knowledge of the operation and feasibility of investment property.

Mark has a thorough knowledge of computer systems and directs the Information Systems Division of Sealy & Company. He has been instrumental in the implementation of Sealy’s overall computer systems and has coordinated the development of software to handle asset management, property management, and investment analysis. These systems follow proven methods of the real estate industry and provide accurate, up-to-date asset information, investment analysis, and brokerage listing information in addition to aiding in the asset and property management process.

Mark received his Bachelor of Science in business administration from the University of Denver, in Denver, Colorado, where he majored in real estate and construction management. His continuing education has centered on property management, the analysis of commercial real estate, and computer systems. He is a member of the Shreveport-Bossier Board of Realtors, the Louisiana REALTORS® Association, National Association of REALTORS®, Shreveport Chamber of Commerce and the Shreveport Regional Arts Council (SRAC).