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The property was one of five Southeast multifamily developments recently sold by Asia Capital Real Estate for an undisclosed amount.
The decade-long plan calls for the construction of dozens of new townhomes and almost 1,000 apartments, as well as hundreds of thousands of square feet of retail and office space and a 150-room hotel.
“Be a kind human, treat everyone equally.” — April Crawford, senior mortgage loan originator, Southeast Mortgage of Georgia Inc.
As president of Columbia Residential, Carmen Chubb will be responsible for managing the company’s development, asset-management and housing-preservation divisions.
“Don’t be a secret agent.” — Jasmine Harris, Realtor, Keller Williams Realty Atlanta Partners – Tucker
The homebuilder has purchased the remaining lots in the Cobb County community and will open sales to some sites on April 30.
The new Realtor will specialize in the Buckhead – Sherwood Forest – Ansley Park area.
Members of the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association have until March 4 to sign up for the annual showcase of model and spec homes.
The Atlanta-area law firm has specialized in at-home closings since opening in 2006.
StorageCafe conducted a study on construction in the 50 largest metros — and among them, Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Alpharetta ranks fifth for growth.
The New York-based purchaser told a publication last year that his firm was moving its investment focus from its home market to the Sunbelt due to new regulations that made it “impossible to make money.”
The decline was on a month-over-month basis, while year over year, prices were still up by double digits.
“Treat everyone like family.” — Tori McGee, building biology advocate and holistic real estate expert, Chapman Hall REALTORS®
Would-be homebuyers who have been struggling to purchase a home in Atlanta’s hyper-competitive market are not likely to find much relief any time soon, according to a roundtable discussion of housing experts.
The community, which will be operated by Atlanta owner-operator Zevulon Capital, features a mix of two- and three-bedroom units, as well as a pool, clubhouse and playground.
Located at 501 North River Parkway, the Carlyle of Sandy Springs is “primed for an interior value-add program,” said Cushman & Wakefield, which helped broker the sale.
