Investment capital ebbs and flows into commercial real estate, according to the economy and a multitude of other factors. During 2020, capital aligned itself with new investor priorities, especially as they looked for office and apartment assets. Investment volume as…
A prolific Charleston multifamily developer is spearheading its first project in Atlanta. Courtesy of Middle Street Partners Rendering for BeltLine & Boulevard, a new apartment project that broke ground in February in Grant Park. Middle Street Partners has broken ground…
The owner of the one-time crown jewel of North Fulton County retail has given up on the property. The Von Maur anchor at North Point Mall in the affluent North Fulton County community in Atlanta. Brookfield Property Partners has transferred the…
As the coronavirus storm clouds began to gather in March, CRG Managing Partner J.J. Smith was hired to help run the firm’s residential sector. In the first few weeks, he concentrated on developing a plan that leaned heavily on urban infill projects in…
The lure of last-mile industrial plays continues to draw in big names with a Goldman Sachs group and Dalfen Industrial adding 11 buildings to a joint portfolio created by the two organizations. Texas has a particular lure for the groups, with more than half the…
The Gwinnett County Commission will have a new chairman next month, but the woman who will hold the county’s top post will start her term knowing voters rejected her preferred plan to expand transit into the fast-growing Atlanta suburb. It is unlikely county residents…
Courtesy of J.J. Smith J.J. Smith and his wife, Julia Smith Downtown luxury apartment buildings have taken a beating from the coronavirus pandemic this year, but middle-class and workforce housing in the suburbs has fared better, and CRG, the development arm of Chicago-based Clayco, said…
A developer is planning on taking the risk of speculative office construction in the height of the coronavirus pandemic, betting that the appeal of working in a single-user building converted from a former Coca-Cola bottling plant in Atlanta’s historic Old…
The retail building at 1065 Wisconsin Ave. NW in Georgetown A retailer that opened last year in Georgetown is looking to use the coronavirus pandemic as a reason to terminate its lease. The Candle Bar filed a lawsuit Aug. 14 against…
Since the early 1970s, the productivity of the American worker has increased more than seven times faster than wages and more Americans work longer hours. Americans also don’t take as much vacation as workers in other countries, they aren’t legally guaranteed paid sick days,…
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