O’Brien Brothers Agency (OBBA) has announced that effective immediately Evan Langfeldt has been appointed to the role of Chief Executive Officer. Evan joins OBBA with over a decade of in-depth experience in real estate development both within and outside of Vermont.
Evan will oversee OBBA’s current operations and look to strategically develop its existing undeveloped portfolios. Evan commented, “I’m excited to join an organization with such a demonstrated commitment of developing properties that truly enhance the communities in which they are located. I look forward to continuing to build upon that legacy while guiding the future development of the company’s residential and commercial assets.”
"The O’Brien family has enjoyed living and working in South Burlington for over 100 years. We began serving the real estate needs of our community in the 1970s, always following the principles of honesty, integrity and fiscal conservatism. Evan’s professional experience and values are the right combination to take our company into its next phase, as it evolves beyond its roots as a family business to meet the future needs of the community’s residents. It’s a very exciting time in our company history,” said Dan and Leo O’Brien, founders of the company.
A Middlebury, VT native, Evan comes to OBBA from ReArch Company in South Burlington, VT where he served in various roles over his eight-year tenure, most recently as Vice President of Development. Previously, Evan worked at Meridian Development Group on a project developing the base village of Mammoth Mountain ski area in Mammoth Lakes, California, and on another project developing the base village of Northstar-at-Tahoe ski resort in Truckee, California. Evan is a 2001 graduate of Hamilton College in Clinton, New York.
O'Brien Brothers is a family owned real estate development and management company with deep roots in the greater Burlington, Vermont area. In addition to industrial, commercial and residential developments, OBBA owns and manages federally assisted subsidized housing developments for low-income residents. Its properties have received awards from the Vermont Homebuilders & Remodelers Association of Northern Vermont for “Best Subdivision” and the “Environmental Excellence Award.” OBBA is committed to real estate excellence, providing highly personalized service while taking an environmentally sound, community-friendly approach to meeting the real estate needs of Chittenden County.