Jeff Hauptman
CEOJoe Mifsud
Chief Operating OfficerAndrew Selinger
Chief Investment OfficerMelissa Hauptman
Interim Director of Shared ServicesPresident, BrightWorks Coworking















































Jeff founded Oxford Companies over 25 years ago, and has grown the organization from a one-person investment holding company to a multi-division integrated commercial real estate company. Since then, he’s overseen millions of square feet of leases and hundreds of millions in financing.
Under Jeff’s leadership, Oxford has earned many accolades including Crain’s Cool Places to Work (Crain’s Detroit), Ann Arbor’s Best Landlord (Michigan Daily), and seven FastTrack Awards (Ann Arbor SPARK). Jeff himself has been named the A2YChamber Small Business Person of the Year, an honoree of Crain’s Detroit 40 Under 40, and an inductee of the Midwest RENews Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame.
Jeff holds a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Development from the University of Michigan and is a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM), licensed real estate broker and licensed builder. He serves on the Board of Directors for Ann Arbor SPARK, the region’s economic development council, and in various philanthropic initiatives throughout the area.
A devoted family man, Jeff spends much of his free time with his wife and six awesome children. He’s also a Goju-Ryu Karate instructor and Wolverine sports enthusiast.

Jeff founded Oxford Companies over 25 years ago, and has grown the organization from a one-person investment holding company to a multi-division integrated commercial real estate company. Since then, he’s overseen millions of square feet of leases and hundreds of millions in financing.
Under Jeff’s leadership, Oxford has earned many accolades including Crain’s Cool Places to Work (Crain’s Detroit), Ann Arbor’s Best Landlord (Michigan Daily), and seven FastTrack Awards (Ann Arbor SPARK). Jeff himself has been named the A2YChamber Small Business Person of the Year, an honoree of Crain’s Detroit 40 Under 40, and an inductee of the Midwest RENews Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame.
Jeff holds a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Development from the University of Michigan and is a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM), licensed real estate broker and licensed builder. He serves on the Board of Directors for Ann Arbor SPARK, the region’s economic development council, and in various philanthropic initiatives throughout the area.
A devoted family man, Jeff spends much of his free time with his wife and six awesome children. He’s also a martial arts instructor and Wolverine sports enthusiast.

Joe currently oversees 2.6MM SF of commercial property and 900+ campus & multifamily beds. He leads a team of 40 employees who make up Oxford’s commercial & multifamily property management, customer service, and maintenance & repair teams. Joe has worked in Property Management and Real Estate Services since 2000, and has been involved in the management of nearly all forms of commercial and multifamily assets including office, retail, warehouse, healthcare, conventional apartments, high & mid-rise multifamily, condominium, association, low income, senior, and campus housing.
Joe holds a B.A. from the University of Detroit Mercy in Communications with a focus on Advertising and Public Relations. He also spends time on various local committees.

Joe currently oversees 2.6MM SF of commercial property and 900+ campus & multifamily beds. He leads a team of 40 employees who make up Oxford’s commercial & multifamily property management, customer service, and maintenance & repair teams. Joe has worked in Property Management and Real Estate Services since 2000, and has been involved in the management of nearly all forms of commercial and multifamily assets including office, retail, warehouse, healthcare, conventional apartments, high & mid-rise multifamily, condominium, association, low income, senior, and campus housing.
Joe holds a B.A. from the University of Detroit Mercy in Communications with a focus on Advertising and Public Relations. He also spends time on various local committees.

Andrew Selinger serves as the Chief Investment Officer at Oxford, with primary responsibilities in investor relations, asset management, and corporate and portfolio finance. He is also involved in Oxford’s development initiatives, as well as involvement with Oxford’s legal department, Board of Advisors, and executive Leadership Team.
Andrew began his real estate career as an intern in 2009 at Oxford Companies while attending the University of Michigan. After graduation, he was hired full-time and has since been promoted five times, each time to a position that did not previously exist. Andrew has played a key role at Oxford, which has grown from 16 to over 100 employees since he joined the company.
Andrew has been instrumental in the company's commercial real estate acquisitions. He has been directly involved in $200 million in commercial real estate acquisitions spanning 1,700,000 square feet, and in raising $60 million in equity. He has also played a lead role in securing over $280 million in new debt, refinancing, and loan assumptions.
Outside of work, Andrew has been especially involved in the Urban Land Institute, including with a Local Product Council, the Young Leadership Group, and the Larson Leadership Initiative. Andrew has lived in Ann Arbor since 2006. His hobbies include golf and travel photography.

Andrew Selinger serves as the Chief Investment Officer at Oxford, with primary responsibilities in investor relations, asset management, and corporate and portfolio finance. He is also involved in Oxford’s development initiatives, as well as involvement with Oxford’s legal department, Board of Advisors, and executive Leadership Team.
Andrew began his real estate career as an intern in 2009 at Oxford Companies while attending the University of Michigan. After graduation, he was hired full-time and has since been promoted five times, each time to a position that did not previously exist. Andrew has played a key role at Oxford, which has grown from 16 to over 100 employees since he joined the company.
Andrew has been instrumental in the company's commercial real estate acquisitions. He has been directly involved in $200 million in commercial real estate acquisitions spanning 1,700,000 square feet, and in raising $60 million in equity. He has also played a lead role in securing over $280 million in new debt, refinancing, and loan assumptions.
Outside of work, Andrew has been especially involved in the Urban Land Institute, including with a Local Product Council, the Young Leadership Group, and the Larson Leadership Initiative. Andrew has lived in Ann Arbor since 2006. His hobbies include golf and travel photography.





Andy oversees all aspects of Oxford's real estate development efforts, including but not limited to the largest development in Ann Arbor's history, Arbor South.
Holding a degree in Applied Mathematics from Kentucky State University, and another in Civil Engineering from Michigan State University, Andy came to Oxford in 2024 with over 20 years of experience leading real estate development work. He has extensive expertise with the design, permitting, and construction phases of commercial, residential, and mixed-use developments, and he's been a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Michigan since 2001.
Outside of work, Andy is big on travel, good food, baseball, and spending time with his awesome wife and five kids.

Andy oversees all aspects of Oxford's real estate development efforts, including but not limited to the largest development in Ann Arbor's history, Arbor South.
Holding a degree in Applied Mathematics from Kentucky State University, and another in Civil Engineering from Michigan State University, Andy came to Oxford in 2024 with over 20 years of experience leading real estate development work. He has extensive expertise with the design, permitting, and construction phases of commercial, residential, and mixed-use developments, and he's been a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Michigan since 2001.
Outside of work, Andy is big on travel, good food, baseball, and spending time with his awesome wife and five kids.

As Executive Assistant to the CEO, Kelly is an integral part of ensuring that Oxford Companies’ day-to-day and long-term operations run smoothly and effectively.
She’s served in this role since 2013 and in addition to her support for Jeff Hauptman, Kelly represents Oxford’s executive team to both internal and external customers. One of Kelly’s favorite parts of her job is leading the cultivation and continuity of company culture at Oxford.
Kelly is also Program Director for Roughneck Rescue and Sanctuary, a non-profit 501c3 dog rescue, and has a home-based dog training business called K9 Behavior Rehabilitation. She also serves as Treasurer for the Elizabeth Collins Foundation, a non-profit community-based 501c3 focused on child safety and promoting awareness of cold cases for missing and exploited children.

As Executive Assistant to the CEO, Kelly is an integral part of ensuring that Oxford Companies’ day-to-day and long-term operations run smoothly and effectively.
She’s served in this role since 2013 and in addition to her support for Jeff Hauptman, Kelly represents Oxford’s executive team to both internal and external customers. One of Kelly’s favorite parts of her job is leading the cultivation and continuity of company culture at Oxford.
Kelly is also Program Director for Roughneck Rescue and Sanctuary, a non-profit 501c3 dog rescue, and has a home-based dog training business called K9 Behavior Rehabilitation. She also serves as Treasurer for the Elizabeth Collins Foundation, a non-profit community-based 501c3 focused on child safety and promoting awareness of cold cases for missing and exploited children.

Mike serves as Senior Vice President, Asset Management at Oxford Companies, where he is responsible for the performance, strategy, and long-term value of more than 2.4 million square feet of commercial real estate throughout Southeast Michigan. With over 13 years of experience in commercial real estate operations and leadership, Mike has played a key role in the evolution of Oxford’s operations, helping improve processes, service delivery, and client relationships. He’s passionate about leadership development, continuous improvement, and building teams that take pride in delivering exceptional service.
Mike holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Michigan and has earned both the RPA and FMA designations through BOMI International. In addition to his professional work, he serves on multiple local boards, remains actively involved in the community, and holds a Michigan real estate salesperson license.
Outside the office, you’ll find Mike coaching his kids’ youth baseball and softball teams, golfing, watching his favorite sports teams, and enjoying family life.

Mike serves as Senior Vice President, Asset Management at Oxford Companies, where he is responsible for the performance, strategy, and long-term value of more than 2.4 million square feet of commercial real estate throughout Southeast Michigan. With over 13 years of experience in commercial real estate operations and leadership, Mike has played a key role in the evolution of Oxford’s operations, helping improve processes, service delivery, and client relationships. He’s passionate about leadership development, continuous improvement, and building teams that take pride in delivering exceptional service.
Mike holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Michigan and has earned both the RPA and FMA designations through BOMI International. In addition to his professional work, he serves on multiple local boards, remains actively involved in the community, and holds a Michigan real estate salesperson license.
Outside the office, you’ll find Mike coaching his kids’ youth baseball and softball teams, golfing, watching his favorite sports teams, and enjoying family life.

Lorenzo oversees construction operations for Oxford Construction, guiding projects from preconstruction through closeout with a focus on execution, collaboration, and client service. In addition to leading Oxford’s construction team, he also oversees operations for Oxford Mechanical, helping drive the company’s HVAC growth and service delivery.
Working closely with internal teams, consultants, subcontractors, and clients, Lorenzo manages tenant improvements, commercial renovations, and design-build projects across a variety of asset types. He brings a practical, solutions-oriented approach to balancing schedule, budget, quality, and communication, with a focus on building strong relationships and keeping projects moving forward.
Lorenzo holds a B.A. in Construction Management from Michigan State University. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters, golfing, camping, and chasing his daughters’ sports teams around the Midwest.

Lorenzo oversees construction operations for Oxford Construction, guiding projects from preconstruction through closeout with a focus on execution, collaboration, and client service. In addition to leading Oxford’s construction team, he also oversees operations for Oxford Mechanical, helping drive the company’s HVAC growth and service delivery.
Working closely with internal teams, consultants, subcontractors, and clients, Lorenzo manages tenant improvements, commercial renovations, and design-build projects across a variety of asset types. He brings a practical, solutions-oriented approach to balancing schedule, budget, quality, and communication, with a focus on building strong relationships and keeping projects moving forward.
Lorenzo holds a B.A. in Construction Management from Michigan State University. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters, golfing, camping, and chasing his daughters’ sports teams around the Midwest.

Neal has represented corporate, entrepreneurial and institutional clients in the acquisition and disposition of their real estate assets. Focusing upon agency leasing and sales of office, research and industrial buildings in Michigan’s Washtenaw County region, and with over 40 years of brokerage experience, Neal has participated in and managed a wide variety of consulting, lease and sale transactions involving office, research and commercial buildings, totaling over 1000 transactions and valued at over $2 billion.
Prior to joining Oxford Companies, Neal was a Managing Director for Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), an international full service real estate company. Specializing in the Ann Arbor market, Neal has been active with all aspects of landlord and tenant representation. Prior to JLL, Neal was affiliated with three other nationally recognized real estate firms where he consistently placed in the top 100 producing brokers in the respective companies.
Neal is a member of the Society of Office and Industrial Realtors, (SIOR), a leading professional commercial and industrial real estate association. SIOR represents today’s most knowledgeable, experienced, and successful commercial real estate brokerage specialists.
Neal’s community activities include serving as a Board Member and President for the Friends of the University of Michigan Art Museum, presiding over that organization during the opening of the new museum in the spring/summer of 2009. He has also served on the Development Board for the Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, a growing religious community located in Ann Arbor, Michigan and was a member of the Advisory Board for the Ann Arbor 2030 District.

Neal has represented corporate, entrepreneurial and institutional clients in the acquisition and disposition of their real estate assets. Focusing upon agency leasing and sales of office, research and industrial buildings in Michigan’s Washtenaw County region, and with over 40 years of brokerage experience, Neal has participated in and managed a wide variety of consulting, lease and sale transactions involving office, research and commercial buildings, totaling over 1000 transactions and valued at over $2 billion.
Prior to joining Oxford Companies, Neal was a Managing Director for Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), an international full service real estate company. Specializing in the Ann Arbor market, Neal has been active with all aspects of landlord and tenant representation. Prior to JLL, Neal was affiliated with three other nationally recognized real estate firms where he consistently placed in the top 100 producing brokers in the respective companies.
Neal is a member of the Society of Office and Industrial Realtors, (SIOR), a leading professional commercial and industrial real estate association. SIOR represents today’s most knowledgeable, experienced, and successful commercial real estate brokerage specialists.
Neal’s community activities include serving as a Board Member and President for the Friends of the University of Michigan Art Museum, presiding over that organization during the opening of the new museum in the spring/summer of 2009. He has also served on the Development Board for the Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, a growing religious community located in Ann Arbor, Michigan and was a member of the Advisory Board for the Ann Arbor 2030 District.



Steve serves as Associate Director of Commercial Property Management at Oxford Companies, where he leads a team of four portfolio managers overseeing more than 2.4 million square feet of commercial real estate. He brings 20 years of property management experience to the role, with a background spanning both commercial and multifamily portfolios across ten states--from historical high-rise buildings downtown Detroit to market rate communities in San Antonio, TX, to student housing in Murfreesboro, TN.
Steve is passionate about building strong relationships with every side of the customer experience, managing the financial health of assets with discipline, and developing the people on his team. He's a firm believer that great service starts with a great workplace culture, and he takes pride in helping Oxford maintain one.
Outside the office, Steve spends his time with family, friends, and his dog, Huck. He's an avid fan of just about any type of live music and tries to catch a Detroit Tigers game any chance he can.

Steve serves as Associate Director of Commercial Property Management at Oxford Companies, where he leads a team of four portfolio managers overseeing more than 2.4 million square feet of commercial real estate. He brings 20 years of property management experience to the role, with a background spanning both commercial and multifamily portfolios across ten states--from historical high-rise buildings downtown Detroit to market rate communities in San Antonio, TX, to student housing in Murfreesboro, TN.
Steve is passionate about building strong relationships with every side of the customer experience, managing the financial health of assets with discipline, and developing the people on his team. He's a firm believer that great service starts with a great workplace culture, and he takes pride in helping Oxford maintain one.
Outside the office, Steve spends his time with family, friends, and his dog, Huck. He's an avid fan of just about any type of live music and tries to catch a Detroit Tigers game any chance he can.

Kris oversees Oxford's residential property management team and plays a key role in the day-to-day operations and continued success of Oxford's residential portfolio. With more than 12 years at Oxford, he brings a deep understanding of residential property management, leasing operations, and the Ann Arbor rental market.
He holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and a Michigan Real Estate Salesperson License, and is also a is a Certified Apartment Manager (CAM)— credentials that pair property management best practices with a strong foundation in budgeting and financial analysis. That combination allows him to balance daily operational needs with the long-term financial goals of property owners.
Kris knows the Ann Arbor leasing market well, including rental trends, pricing, demand, and the dynamics of the local student and residential housing markets. Known for his attention to detail and practical approach to problem-solving, he builds collaborative teams and brings a hands-on commitment to doing what's best for the properties and people Oxford serves.


Kris oversees Oxford's residential property management team and plays a key role in the day-to-day operations and continued success of Oxford's residential portfolio. With more than 12 years at Oxford, he brings a deep understanding of residential property management, leasing operations, and the Ann Arbor rental market.
He holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and a Michigan Real Estate Salesperson License, and is also a is a Certified Apartment Manager (CAM)— credentials that pair property management best practices with a strong foundation in budgeting and financial analysis. That combination allows him to balance daily operational needs with the long-term financial goals of property owners.
Kris knows the Ann Arbor leasing market well, including rental trends, pricing, demand, and the dynamics of the local student and residential housing markets. Known for his attention to detail and practical approach to problem-solving, he builds collaborative teams and brings a hands-on commitment to doing what's best for the properties and people Oxford serves.

Sean oversees accounting and financial operations across Oxford's portfolio, bringing a focused approach to turning financial data into actionable insight for property managers and owners.
He holds a business degree from Eastern Michigan University and earned his Certified Management Accountant (CMA) designation — a credential that reflects his commitment to rigorous, decision-oriented financial management.
Sean's career spans leadership roles in accounting and finance within the construction and property management industries, and he has a strong track record of partnering with Community Action Program (CAP) agencies and Public Housing Authorities (PHAs) to advance affordable housing initiatives.

Sean oversees accounting and financial operations across Oxford's portfolio, bringing a focused approach to turning financial data into actionable insight for property managers and owners.
He holds a business degree from Eastern Michigan University and earned his Certified Management Accountant (CMA) designation — a credential that reflects his commitment to rigorous, decision-oriented financial management.
Sean's career spans leadership roles in accounting and finance within the construction and property management industries, and he has a strong track record of partnering with Community Action Program (CAP) agencies and Public Housing Authorities (PHAs) to advance affordable housing initiatives.

Tyler is a technology leader and IT Manager at Oxford Companies, where he drives the planning, implementation, and oversight of all information technology initiatives. He is responsible for maintaining secure, resilient systems while advancing cybersecurity programs and supporting organizational standards. He partners closely with business leaders to translate operational needs into effective technology solutions and leads projects that enhance efficiency and performance.
Tyler holds a degree in Computer Networking and Systems Information from Michigan Technological University and is committed to operational excellence, strong governance, and empowering teams to deliver dependable technology services.

Tyler is a technology leader and IT Manager at Oxford Companies, where he drives the planning, implementation, and oversight of all information technology initiatives. He is responsible for maintaining secure, resilient systems while advancing cybersecurity programs and supporting organizational standards. He partners closely with business leaders to translate operational needs into effective technology solutions and leads projects that enhance efficiency and performance.
Tyler holds a degree in Computer Networking and Systems Information from Michigan Technological University and is committed to operational excellence, strong governance, and empowering teams to deliver dependable technology services.

Jeff founded Oxford Companies over 25 years ago, and has grown the organization from a one-person investment holding company to a multi-division integrated commercial real estate company. Since then, he’s overseen millions of square feet of leases and hundreds of millions in financing.
Under Jeff’s leadership, Oxford has earned many accolades including Crain’s Cool Places to Work (Crain’s Detroit), Ann Arbor’s Best Landlord (Michigan Daily), and seven FastTrack Awards (Ann Arbor SPARK). Jeff himself has been named the A2YChamber Small Business Person of the Year, an honoree of Crain’s Detroit 40 Under 40, and an inductee of the Midwest RENews Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame.
Jeff holds a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Development from the University of Michigan and is a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM), licensed real estate broker and licensed builder. He serves on the Board of Directors for Ann Arbor SPARK, the region’s economic development council, and in various philanthropic initiatives throughout the area.
A devoted family man, Jeff spends much of his free time with his wife and six awesome children. He’s also a Goju-Ryu Karate instructor and Wolverine sports enthusiast.

Jeff founded Oxford Companies over 25 years ago, and has grown the organization from a one-person investment holding company to a multi-division integrated commercial real estate company. Since then, he’s overseen millions of square feet of leases and hundreds of millions in financing.
Under Jeff’s leadership, Oxford has earned many accolades including Crain’s Cool Places to Work (Crain’s Detroit), Ann Arbor’s Best Landlord (Michigan Daily), and seven FastTrack Awards (Ann Arbor SPARK). Jeff himself has been named the A2YChamber Small Business Person of the Year, an honoree of Crain’s Detroit 40 Under 40, and an inductee of the Midwest RENews Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame.
Jeff holds a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Development from the University of Michigan and is a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM), licensed real estate broker and licensed builder. He serves on the Board of Directors for Ann Arbor SPARK, the region’s economic development council, and in various philanthropic initiatives throughout the area.
A devoted family man, Jeff spends much of his free time with his wife and six awesome children. He’s also a martial arts instructor and Wolverine sports enthusiast.

Joe currently oversees 2.6MM SF of commercial property and 900+ campus & multifamily beds. He leads a team of 40 employees who make up Oxford’s commercial & multifamily property management, customer service, and maintenance & repair teams. Joe has worked in Property Management and Real Estate Services since 2000, and has been involved in the management of nearly all forms of commercial and multifamily assets including office, retail, warehouse, healthcare, conventional apartments, high & mid-rise multifamily, condominium, association, low income, senior, and campus housing.
Joe holds a B.A. from the University of Detroit Mercy in Communications with a focus on Advertising and Public Relations. He also spends time on various local committees.

Joe currently oversees 2.6MM SF of commercial property and 900+ campus & multifamily beds. He leads a team of 40 employees who make up Oxford’s commercial & multifamily property management, customer service, and maintenance & repair teams. Joe has worked in Property Management and Real Estate Services since 2000, and has been involved in the management of nearly all forms of commercial and multifamily assets including office, retail, warehouse, healthcare, conventional apartments, high & mid-rise multifamily, condominium, association, low income, senior, and campus housing.
Joe holds a B.A. from the University of Detroit Mercy in Communications with a focus on Advertising and Public Relations. He also spends time on various local committees.

Andrew Selinger serves as the Chief Investment Officer at Oxford, with primary responsibilities in investor relations, asset management, and corporate and portfolio finance. He is also involved in Oxford’s development initiatives, as well as involvement with Oxford’s legal department, Board of Advisors, and executive Leadership Team.
Andrew began his real estate career as an intern in 2009 at Oxford Companies while attending the University of Michigan. After graduation, he was hired full-time and has since been promoted five times, each time to a position that did not previously exist. Andrew has played a key role at Oxford, which has grown from 16 to over 100 employees since he joined the company.
Andrew has been instrumental in the company's commercial real estate acquisitions. He has been directly involved in $200 million in commercial real estate acquisitions spanning 1,700,000 square feet, and in raising $60 million in equity. He has also played a lead role in securing over $280 million in new debt, refinancing, and loan assumptions.
Outside of work, Andrew has been especially involved in the Urban Land Institute, including with a Local Product Council, the Young Leadership Group, and the Larson Leadership Initiative. Andrew has lived in Ann Arbor since 2006. His hobbies include golf and travel photography.

Andrew Selinger serves as the Chief Investment Officer at Oxford, with primary responsibilities in investor relations, asset management, and corporate and portfolio finance. He is also involved in Oxford’s development initiatives, as well as involvement with Oxford’s legal department, Board of Advisors, and executive Leadership Team.
Andrew began his real estate career as an intern in 2009 at Oxford Companies while attending the University of Michigan. After graduation, he was hired full-time and has since been promoted five times, each time to a position that did not previously exist. Andrew has played a key role at Oxford, which has grown from 16 to over 100 employees since he joined the company.
Andrew has been instrumental in the company's commercial real estate acquisitions. He has been directly involved in $200 million in commercial real estate acquisitions spanning 1,700,000 square feet, and in raising $60 million in equity. He has also played a lead role in securing over $280 million in new debt, refinancing, and loan assumptions.
Outside of work, Andrew has been especially involved in the Urban Land Institute, including with a Local Product Council, the Young Leadership Group, and the Larson Leadership Initiative. Andrew has lived in Ann Arbor since 2006. His hobbies include golf and travel photography.

Andrew Selinger serves as the Chief Investment Officer at Oxford, with primary responsibilities in investor relations, asset management, and corporate and portfolio finance. He is also involved in Oxford’s development initiatives, as well as involvement with Oxford’s legal department, Board of Advisors, and executive Leadership Team.
Andrew began his real estate career as an intern in 2009 at Oxford Companies while attending the University of Michigan. After graduation, he was hired full-time and has since been promoted five times, each time to a position that did not previously exist. Andrew has played a key role at Oxford, which has grown from 16 to over 100 employees since he joined the company.
Andrew has been instrumental in the company's commercial real estate acquisitions. He has been directly involved in $200 million in commercial real estate acquisitions spanning 1,700,000 square feet, and in raising $60 million in equity. He has also played a lead role in securing over $280 million in new debt, refinancing, and loan assumptions.
Outside of work, Andrew has been especially involved in the Urban Land Institute, including with a Local Product Council, the Young Leadership Group, and the Larson Leadership Initiative. Andrew has lived in Ann Arbor since 2006. His hobbies include golf and travel photography.

Andy oversees all aspects of Oxford's real estate development efforts, including but not limited to the largest development in Ann Arbor's history, Arbor South.
Holding a degree in Applied Mathematics from Kentucky State University, and another in Civil Engineering from Michigan State University, Andy came to Oxford in 2024 with over 20 years of experience leading real estate development work. He has extensive expertise with the design, permitting, and construction phases of commercial, residential, and mixed-use developments, and he's been a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Michigan since 2001.
Outside of work, Andy is big on travel, good food, baseball, and spending time with his awesome wife and five kids.

Andy oversees all aspects of Oxford's real estate development efforts, including but not limited to the largest development in Ann Arbor's history, Arbor South.
Holding a degree in Applied Mathematics from Kentucky State University, and another in Civil Engineering from Michigan State University, Andy came to Oxford in 2024 with over 20 years of experience leading real estate development work. He has extensive expertise with the design, permitting, and construction phases of commercial, residential, and mixed-use developments, and he's been a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Michigan since 2001.
Outside of work, Andy is big on travel, good food, baseball, and spending time with his awesome wife and five kids.

Oxford’s Chief Real Estate Officer, Wonwoo Lee, is asset manager of the largest commercial real estate portfolio in Ann Arbor. Overseeing more than $500 million in real estate transactions in commercial leasing and investment sales, Wonwoo has been named a CoStar Power Broker and was inducted into the Midwest RENews Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame in 2022. The following year, he made the Crain’s Detroit 40 Under 40 list.
A longtime Ann Arbor local (and Ann Arbor Public Schools and three-time University of Michigan graduate), Wonwoo knows our city inside and out. Placemaking and solving complex real estate issues is a passion of his, especially when these efforts uplift our community as a whole. Wonwoo also loves playing piano and going for runs with his dog, Louie – and you’ll often find him on the golf course.

Oxford’s Chief Real Estate Officer, Wonwoo Lee, is asset manager of the largest commercial real estate portfolio in Ann Arbor. Overseeing more than $500 million in real estate transactions in commercial leasing and investment sales, Wonwoo has been named a CoStar Power Broker and was recently inducted into the Midwest RENews Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame.
A longtime Ann Arbor local (and Ann Arbor Public Schools and three-time University of Michigan graduate), Wonwoo knows our city inside and out. Placemaking and solving complex real estate issues is a passion of his, especially when these efforts uplift our community as a whole. Wonwoo also loves playing piano and going for runs with his dog, Louie – and you’ll often find him on the golf course.

As Executive Assistant to the CEO, Kelly is an integral part of ensuring that Oxford Companies’ day-to-day and long-term operations run smoothly and effectively.
She’s served in this role since 2013 and in addition to her support for Jeff Hauptman, Kelly represents Oxford’s executive team to both internal and external customers. One of Kelly’s favorite parts of her job is leading the cultivation and continuity of company culture at Oxford.
Kelly is also Program Director for Roughneck Rescue and Sanctuary, a non-profit 501c3 dog rescue, and has a home-based dog training business called K9 Behavior Rehabilitation. She also serves as Treasurer for the Elizabeth Collins Foundation, a non-profit community-based 501c3 focused on child safety and promoting awareness of cold cases for missing and exploited children.

As Executive Assistant to the CEO, Kelly is an integral part of ensuring that Oxford Companies’ day-to-day and long-term operations run smoothly and effectively.
She’s served in this role since 2013 and in addition to her support for Jeff Hauptman, Kelly represents Oxford’s executive team to both internal and external customers. One of Kelly’s favorite parts of her job is leading the cultivation and continuity of company culture at Oxford.
Kelly is also Program Director for Roughneck Rescue and Sanctuary, a non-profit 501c3 dog rescue, and has a home-based dog training business called K9 Behavior Rehabilitation. She also serves as Treasurer for the Elizabeth Collins Foundation, a non-profit community-based 501c3 focused on child safety and promoting awareness of cold cases for missing and exploited children.

Jeff founded Oxford Companies over 25 years ago, and has grown the organization from a one-person investment holding company to a multi-division integrated commercial real estate company. Since then, he’s overseen millions of square feet of leases and hundreds of millions in financing.
Under Jeff’s leadership, Oxford has earned many accolades including Crain’s Cool Places to Work (Crain’s Detroit), Ann Arbor’s Best Landlord (Michigan Daily), and seven FastTrack Awards (Ann Arbor SPARK). Jeff himself has been named the A2YChamber Small Business Person of the Year, an honoree of Crain’s Detroit 40 Under 40, and an inductee of the Midwest RENews Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame.
Jeff holds a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Development from the University of Michigan and is a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM), licensed real estate broker and licensed builder. He serves on the Board of Directors for Ann Arbor SPARK, the region’s economic development council, and in various philanthropic initiatives throughout the area.
A devoted family man, Jeff spends much of his free time with his wife and six awesome children. He’s also a Goju-Ryu Karate instructor and Wolverine sports enthusiast.

Jeff founded Oxford Companies over 25 years ago, and has grown the organization from a one-person investment holding company to a multi-division integrated commercial real estate company. Since then, he’s overseen millions of square feet of leases and hundreds of millions in financing.
Under Jeff’s leadership, Oxford has earned many accolades including Crain’s Cool Places to Work (Crain’s Detroit), Ann Arbor’s Best Landlord (Michigan Daily), and seven FastTrack Awards (Ann Arbor SPARK). Jeff himself has been named the A2YChamber Small Business Person of the Year, an honoree of Crain’s Detroit 40 Under 40, and an inductee of the Midwest RENews Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame.
Jeff holds a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Development from the University of Michigan and is a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM), licensed real estate broker and licensed builder. He serves on the Board of Directors for Ann Arbor SPARK, the region’s economic development council, and in various philanthropic initiatives throughout the area.
A devoted family man, Jeff spends much of his free time with his wife and six awesome children. He’s also a martial arts instructor and Wolverine sports enthusiast.

Joe currently oversees 2.6MM SF of commercial property and 900+ campus & multifamily beds. He leads a team of 40 employees who make up Oxford’s commercial & multifamily property management, customer service, and maintenance & repair teams. Joe has worked in Property Management and Real Estate Services since 2000, and has been involved in the management of nearly all forms of commercial and multifamily assets including office, retail, warehouse, healthcare, conventional apartments, high & mid-rise multifamily, condominium, association, low income, senior, and campus housing.
Joe holds a B.A. from the University of Detroit Mercy in Communications with a focus on Advertising and Public Relations. He also spends time on various local committees.

Joe currently oversees 2.6MM SF of commercial property and 900+ campus & multifamily beds. He leads a team of 40 employees who make up Oxford’s commercial & multifamily property management, customer service, and maintenance & repair teams. Joe has worked in Property Management and Real Estate Services since 2000, and has been involved in the management of nearly all forms of commercial and multifamily assets including office, retail, warehouse, healthcare, conventional apartments, high & mid-rise multifamily, condominium, association, low income, senior, and campus housing.
Joe holds a B.A. from the University of Detroit Mercy in Communications with a focus on Advertising and Public Relations. He also spends time on various local committees.

Andrew Selinger serves as the Chief Investment Officer at Oxford, with primary responsibilities in investor relations, asset management, and corporate and portfolio finance. He is also involved in Oxford’s development initiatives, as well as involvement with Oxford’s legal department, Board of Advisors, and executive Leadership Team.
Andrew began his real estate career as an intern in 2009 at Oxford Companies while attending the University of Michigan. After graduation, he was hired full-time and has since been promoted five times, each time to a position that did not previously exist. Andrew has played a key role at Oxford, which has grown from 16 to over 100 employees since he joined the company.
Andrew has been instrumental in the company's commercial real estate acquisitions. He has been directly involved in $200 million in commercial real estate acquisitions spanning 1,700,000 square feet, and in raising $60 million in equity. He has also played a lead role in securing over $280 million in new debt, refinancing, and loan assumptions.
Outside of work, Andrew has been especially involved in the Urban Land Institute, including with a Local Product Council, the Young Leadership Group, and the Larson Leadership Initiative. Andrew has lived in Ann Arbor since 2006. His hobbies include golf and travel photography.

Andrew Selinger serves as the Chief Investment Officer at Oxford, with primary responsibilities in investor relations, asset management, and corporate and portfolio finance. He is also involved in Oxford’s development initiatives, as well as involvement with Oxford’s legal department, Board of Advisors, and executive Leadership Team.
Andrew began his real estate career as an intern in 2009 at Oxford Companies while attending the University of Michigan. After graduation, he was hired full-time and has since been promoted five times, each time to a position that did not previously exist. Andrew has played a key role at Oxford, which has grown from 16 to over 100 employees since he joined the company.
Andrew has been instrumental in the company's commercial real estate acquisitions. He has been directly involved in $200 million in commercial real estate acquisitions spanning 1,700,000 square feet, and in raising $60 million in equity. He has also played a lead role in securing over $280 million in new debt, refinancing, and loan assumptions.
Outside of work, Andrew has been especially involved in the Urban Land Institute, including with a Local Product Council, the Young Leadership Group, and the Larson Leadership Initiative. Andrew has lived in Ann Arbor since 2006. His hobbies include golf and travel photography.

Oxford’s Chief Real Estate Officer, Wonwoo Lee, is asset manager of the largest commercial real estate portfolio in Ann Arbor. Overseeing more than $500 million in real estate transactions in commercial leasing and investment sales, Wonwoo has been named a CoStar Power Broker and was inducted into the Midwest RENews Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame in 2022. The following year, he made the Crain’s Detroit 40 Under 40 list.
A longtime Ann Arbor local (and Ann Arbor Public Schools and three-time University of Michigan graduate), Wonwoo knows our city inside and out. Placemaking and solving complex real estate issues is a passion of his, especially when these efforts uplift our community as a whole. Wonwoo also loves playing piano and going for runs with his dog, Louie – and you’ll often find him on the golf course.

Oxford’s Chief Real Estate Officer, Wonwoo Lee, is asset manager of the largest commercial real estate portfolio in Ann Arbor. Overseeing more than $500 million in real estate transactions in commercial leasing and investment sales, Wonwoo has been named a CoStar Power Broker and was recently inducted into the Midwest RENews Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame.
A longtime Ann Arbor local (and Ann Arbor Public Schools and three-time University of Michigan graduate), Wonwoo knows our city inside and out. Placemaking and solving complex real estate issues is a passion of his, especially when these efforts uplift our community as a whole. Wonwoo also loves playing piano and going for runs with his dog, Louie – and you’ll often find him on the golf course.

Andy oversees all aspects of Oxford's real estate development efforts, including but not limited to the largest development in Ann Arbor's history, Arbor South.
Holding a degree in Applied Mathematics from Kentucky State University, and another in Civil Engineering from Michigan State University, Andy came to Oxford in 2024 with over 20 years of experience leading real estate development work. He has extensive expertise with the design, permitting, and construction phases of commercial, residential, and mixed-use developments, and he's been a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Michigan since 2001.
Outside of work, Andy is big on travel, good food, baseball, and spending time with his awesome wife and five kids.

Andy oversees all aspects of Oxford's real estate development efforts, including but not limited to the largest development in Ann Arbor's history, Arbor South.
Holding a degree in Applied Mathematics from Kentucky State University, and another in Civil Engineering from Michigan State University, Andy came to Oxford in 2024 with over 20 years of experience leading real estate development work. He has extensive expertise with the design, permitting, and construction phases of commercial, residential, and mixed-use developments, and he's been a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Michigan since 2001.
Outside of work, Andy is big on travel, good food, baseball, and spending time with his awesome wife and five kids.

As Executive Assistant to the CEO, Kelly is an integral part of ensuring that Oxford Companies’ day-to-day and long-term operations run smoothly and effectively.
She’s served in this role since 2013 and in addition to her support for Jeff Hauptman, Kelly represents Oxford’s executive team to both internal and external customers. One of Kelly’s favorite parts of her job is leading the cultivation and continuity of company culture at Oxford.
Kelly is also Program Director for Roughneck Rescue and Sanctuary, a non-profit 501c3 dog rescue, and has a home-based dog training business called K9 Behavior Rehabilitation. She also serves as Treasurer for the Elizabeth Collins Foundation, a non-profit community-based 501c3 focused on child safety and promoting awareness of cold cases for missing and exploited children.

As Executive Assistant to the CEO, Kelly is an integral part of ensuring that Oxford Companies’ day-to-day and long-term operations run smoothly and effectively.
She’s served in this role since 2013 and in addition to her support for Jeff Hauptman, Kelly represents Oxford’s executive team to both internal and external customers. One of Kelly’s favorite parts of her job is leading the cultivation and continuity of company culture at Oxford.
Kelly is also Program Director for Roughneck Rescue and Sanctuary, a non-profit 501c3 dog rescue, and has a home-based dog training business called K9 Behavior Rehabilitation. She also serves as Treasurer for the Elizabeth Collins Foundation, a non-profit community-based 501c3 focused on child safety and promoting awareness of cold cases for missing and exploited children.