Making Moves
For such a tight-knit industry, real estate has a lot of players, and we’re keeping track of them in our Making Moves feature. Stay up to date on your colleagues in the industry, where they’ve been and where they’re going.
The team, known as the Weinhoff/Hall-Robertson Group, was formed by agents Marcia Weinhoff and Sandy Hall-Robertson.
Nick Bailey is out after the company suffered its sixth consecutive quarter of losses.
Nelson will oversee operations in Georgia, Florida and seven other states.
The 50-year Atlanta real estate veteran spent an eight-year stint at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties.
The new team members include industry veteran Stewart Hammond and relative newcomer Brodie Kight.
The new director, Brett Forney, previously worked as a multi-site community director at RangeWater Real Estate.
The newly minted executive, Stephen Corasaniti, joined the build-to-rent developer in 2022.
The new recruits, Nadine Lutz and Ben Harris, have a combined 38 years of real estate experience.
Dalton Duriez will serve as the new land acquisition manager, and Aditya Patibandla will serve as the new real estate analyst.
The Newnan brokerage serves Coweta, Fayette, Douglas, Henry, Meriwether and Troup counties.
The company’s newest development, Alta Northerly, brings 310 units to the Atlanta suburb. Meanwhile, vice presidents Kelly Keech and Lynne Churillo are taking on the role of senior vice president of operations.
The new executive previously served in the same capacity at RPM Living.
The new manager, Robert Beckwith, is a childhood friend of the developer’s managing principals, Brad Cooper and Michael Cooper.
The TV personality and marketing expert has been in real estate since 2013.
In his new role, Cardinal will lead Parkland’s community planning processes, which include managing due diligence for acquisitions, site planning, permitting and final plat coordination.
Potts joins two other Dorsey Alston alumni, Britton Mcleod and Anne Jefferson Connell, at HOME.