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The new senior managing director hails from Wood Partners, an Atlanta-based apartment landlord.
Atlanta has been named one of the best cities for working parents in America, according to a new report from CoworkingCafe.
Opendoor’s second-annual ranking of family-friendly cities gives the Dekalb County burg high marks with a No. 15 spot.
“Be an office sponge, absorb knowledge, and network at the office.” — Molly McGrory, broker/owner, RE/MAX Town & Country
The project, Cherry Glen, will be developed in two phases over the next three years.
The executive will be responsible for delivering Victory loan products and services to its affiliated builder, Fischer Homes, its clients and outside customers, as well as overseeing all seven of the firm’s branches.
The Ohio-based homebuilder is launching two age-restricted communities in the Atlanta area: The Courtyards of Franklin Goldmine in Cumming and The Courtyards at Bailey Farms in Dacula.
The national real estate investor purchased 670 Thornton, a 344-unit community in Lithia Springs.
New listings rose on a monthly basis but declined on an annual one.
A joint venture between Landeavor and LAMB Properties just secured $26.78 million in construction financing for the project, called Rosebud Place.
The Atlanta land developer’s new division, Blue River Lifestyle Communities, is building Mayfair on Main, a 24-residence community in downtown Alpharetta.
Atlanta landlord Hallmark Properties sold the 88-unit multifamily community to Think Multifamily.
The industry veteran is joining Compass Georgia as managing broker and head of agent development for Georgia.
The declines come as interest rates continued to rise, according to the latest Atlanta Housing Scorecard.
Lane, who holds the position of senior vice president of luxury and global, will continue to serve as president and managing broker of the firm’s new homes division.
Modera Westside Trail will bring 373 new apartments to Atlanta’s West Midtown.
