ROCA Management Corp. Information

Two families. Two generations. For us, business relationships are personal relationships. Steven Leffler oversees Roca Managements portfolio of commercial and industrial buildings on Long Island. Thats where he and his wife Carolann raised their three daughtersLisa, Sheri and Karenand remain active members of the community. In addition to Roca Management, he is the owner and chairman of Soiefer, an industrial real estate business based in Brooklyn. A New Yorker through and through, Leffler was born in Brooklyn, raised in Queens, attended high school in Manhattan (Columbia Grammar). He then graduated from Syracuse University with a degree in finance. Of his many accomplishments, he takes great pride in guiding the second generation of family members who continue to grow the Roca Management business that he, and his great friend and partner Norman Reiffman, founded many decades ago. Mitchell Reiffman joined Roca Management in 1985, seizing the opportunity to take an active role in growing the real estate business his father, Norman Reiffman, had just started with Steve Leffler. Since then, Rocas business has expanded and so has Reiffmans responsibilities. Today, he oversees day-to-day operations that include: rentals, the construction of new and existing tenant spaces, the modernization and maintenance of all properties owned and managed by Roca, and financing. Raised on the South Shore of Long Island, today he lives on the North Shore, in Melville, with his wife, Alyse, and their three childrenLexie, Ross and Jayme. Reiffman attended Hofstra University as an undergraduate (class of 84) and attended Columbia University for graduate school. A member of the LIREG and BOMA, Reiffman is a licensed real estate broker deeply familiar with Nassau and Suffolk neighborhoodsfrom zoning laws to local boardsand is always on the lookout for interesting new properties and opportunities to add to the Roca portfolio. For Sheri Leffler Warshaw, work doesnt translate to a series of tasks; rather, its about carrying forward a ...