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Off-market real estate app DropOffer is moving into six new markets, including Atlanta, Houston, Phoenix, Dallas, Charlotte and Tampa.
In Atlanta, 41.6% of offers faced competition last month.
The promotions come on the heels of the promotion of DeAnn Golden to president and CEO.
The real estate company is also reportedly involved in the $2 billion High Street mixed-use project in Dunwoody.
The building, proposed by LV Collective, would house 480 units on the top 27 stories.
The move comes less than six months after the builder, McKinley Homes, brought in a full-time sales staff and boosted property tours.
The seller, Hudson Capital Properties, acquired the property for $68.2 million in 2016.
The fund will provide up to $2,500 per quarter to members who experience an unexpected financial crisis.
The acquisition of Avalon Real Estate Partners brings a new specialty product type to Walker & Dunlop’s investment-sales division, the company said.
Jair Lynch Real Estate Partners said the purchase will be the first of many it will make in Atlanta and the Southeast.
Association members wishing to be added to the slate of nominees must file a petition by Aug. 31.
The acquisition of Collier Flats brings the new real estate company’s Upper Westside apartment portfolio to four communities.
The initial phase of Waterside, which is situated on the Chattahoochee River in Peachtree Corners, featured single-family, detached homes and two-story front-entry and three-story rear-entry townhomes.
Other market metrics, including sales volume, units sold and new listings also declined on a month-over-month basis.
A developer is building a 186-apartment community where Reid’s Body Shop stood for more than 60 years.
The former executive’s dual role was split in two.
