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Sources have told the Rooster that Atlanta is one of five cities being considered for a major corporate relocation known as "Project Lucy". The unknown company is in the market for as much as 450,000 square feet to be taken down in phases beginning as early as the third quarter of 2010. It is estimated that Project Lucy could create as many as 2,000 jobs.
We hope our friends in economic development around the city put forth their best effort to seal the deal for our city!
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PM Realty Group Appointed
as Receiver of Tower Place 200 Wheelin' and dealin' at PM Realty Group. Left to right, David Tyler, Chip Roach, Bill Weghorst and Dean Giordano.
PM
Realty Group, a national, full-service commercial real
estate firm, has been appointed
as receiver for Tower Place 200. The 14-story, 259,825 square foot Class A office building is located at
3348 Peachtree Road, and is currently 65% leased.
PM Realty Group will manage and lease the property and work to stabilize its
financial situation.
Tower Place 200 is owned
by CW
Capital, a commercial real estate finance and investment
management firm with a focus on commercial and multifamily real estate
debt.
"Tower
Place
200 is another world-class office property to be added to PM Realty
Group's growing real estate portfolio. In addition to having an
outstanding tenant base, this superbly located office building features
a
strategic Peachtree address in the popular Buckhead submarket," said
Bill
Weghorst, senior vice president of the Atlanta office. "Its a building
we're proud to add to our management and leasing portfolio."
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SIOR Leads the Day
Seated at the lead table, left to right: Brett Hunsaker, ACBR President; Dr. Paul J. Voss, Ethikos; Ken Ashley, Cushman & Wakefield; David Zimmer, Zimmer Real Estate; L. Brett Chambless, Chambless Partners; Scotland Wright, Scotland Wright & Asssociates. Standing, left to right: Kirk Rich and Diana Lee of National SIOR.
The Rooster caught up with approximately 600 attendees this morning at the Society for Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR)
Annual Leadership Breakfast at the Cobb Galleria Convention Centre. Since 1996, the breakfast has attracted not
only brokers, but all members of the real estate industry.
Keynote speaker Dr. Paul J. Voss, President of Ethikos,
explained the theories behind the Latin saying "non semper erit
aestas", which translates to "it's not always summer". In his
light-hearted and spirited speech, he encouraged the audience to focus
on the "little things" that generate success in our industry.
Left to right: Rick Spiller of Wilson, Hull and Neal, John Decker of Childress Klein, Stuart Alston of Carter, Rusty Epperson of Wilson, Hull and Neal, and Bruce Logue of Hodges Management and Leasing Company.
Eight
professionals were inducted into The Legacy Circle, an accomplishment
marked by 30 years of membership in SIOR. Included in the Circle is Rusty Epperson of Wilson, Hull and Neal, who explained his crutches as he approached the stage for the award: "this is due to 30 years of SIOR!"
It's the next generation of real estate gangsters! Standing, left to right: Dr. Roy Black, Emory; Angela Darrish, Emory, grad student; Ariel Ball, Emory grad student; Ken Ashley of Cushman & Wakefield; and Ben Logue of Colliers Cauble Spectrum. Kneeling, left to right: Josh Finley, Emory grad student and Spencer Coan, Georgia State University grad student.
Four rising real estate stars from Emory and Georgia State University were also honored for their successes in real estate studies and community performance by Dr. Roy Black of Emory, who heads the Real Estate Program at the Goizueta School of Business.
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Downtown Desserts
 From left to right: Tony Wilbert, Wilbert News Strategies (former Rooster); Sonia Winfield, Carter; Mike Shelly, Carter; Amanda Rhein, Atlanta Development Authority; and Paul Kelman, Central Atlanta Progress
Following the Downtown Development Day bus/boat tour
through yet another major Atlanta
storm, Carter hosted a dessert
party in the lobby of the newly renovated Atlanta
Hilton just across the walkway from their newest assignment at 250 Piedmont Avenue.The building, known as Atlanta Center, is occupied by Suntrust through the end of 2010. Carter's Mike Shelly is actively marketing the 362,000
square feet of prime office real estate, which is currently the largest
block of space in the downtown submarket.
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