Registration fee includes breakfast and a copy of the 2007 Emerging Trends in Real Estate book
which will be handed out at the event (Emerging Trends Book has a Retail Value of $59.99)
Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2007
Emerging Trends in Real Estate is a trends and forecast publication with a 28-year history, and is the most highly-regarded and widely-read forecast report in the real estate industry. Emerging Trends (more…)
I just wanted to let everyone know that my friends over at Simon-Meyer Construction Consultants have launched their new website. The site looks helpful and easy to work with… just like the team at Simon-Meyer!
The team at Simon-Meyer, LLC is proud to announce the launch of our website! Find out more about our company and our affiliates which give us Southeastern coverage as well as some of the projects we’ve been a part of and with whom we’ve worked. We hope you find the website informative and feel compelled to share it with your friends and colleagues. Thank you for your business and we look forward to continuing to serve you with customer service continuing to be our number one priority!
Sincerely,
Molly and Tony Vincent and the entire Simon-Meyer, LLC team
Click here for a full list of current projects in the midtown area. This list includes pictures of each project, square footage, floors, number of units, developer names and building hieght for the entire midtown condo market.
Canton / Cherokee makes Globe St. news for $500 Million worth of development
Globe St.com provides in-depth and breaking commercial real estate news around the clock in major and secondary markets throughout the country. Yesterday, Cherokee County and…
According to several news sources Gwinnett County Developer Wayne Mason who owns the entire Northeast corridor of the beltline along with his Beltline partnership group have pulled their rezoning application from the city. In my opinion this is a huge loss for all of the citizens of the City of Atlanta.
The funny thing is with my experiences earlier this year this whole story comes as No surprise to me. Every meeting I attended furthers the comments by Roy Barnes about the City being asleep at the wheel. Imagine it… A sharp business man thinking he could come in and actually get something done???
Not gonna happen in Atlanta. No Sir!
Can we say Peter Principle?
More recent stories about the Beltline:
“He’s just like any developer,” Coyle fumes. “He makes threats, but he won’t carry through with them. It’s the [Atlanta] City Council that will say what’s appropriate. They’ll come up with some middle ground.”
Giles- I guess not Ms Liz Coyle, vice chairwoman of NPU-F Click Here for the rest of the story
The AJC reported this Saturday on a whale of a story… The article claims that Florida based Sembler Company is in talks with property owners and Dekalb County over the nearly 100 acres at the intersection of North Druid Hills and Briarcliff just off of I-85 (see map below). Developments of Regional Impact (DRI) like these would be quite a hefty price tag.
In fact… let’s do a bit of math on the subject. According to the AJC, one of the parcels being looked at is a 73-acre piece containing the Park at Briarcliff, a 1,017-unit complex of apartments and town-homes owned by the Housing Authority of DeKalb County (important note, Dekalb doesn’t own the land just the buildings). Based off of that acreage and unit count we could deduce the following:
Semblers Brookhaven Place Project:
Paid 66,000,000 for Peachtree Garden Apartments, or $1,315,527 an acre (50.17 acres), or $126,195 per door (523 units).
So based off of those numbers is it possible that this piece could be worth 96 million??? I seriously doubt it but i guess we will see. It is also notable that no Sembler representatives were quoted in this article making me wonder if this story is simply fishing for some news.
I also want to thank the team over at Sembler for working with me on Brookhaven Place especially Heather Correa Duffy, Jeff Fuqua and Kathy Zickert (their zoning attorney). Since my house is the closest house to the project I certainly had some big concerns. Sembler has gone into high gear to address those concerns and they have worked diligently to be prepared for numerous neighborhood meetings other than ours. I feel they have made light years of progress on the Brookhaven Place proposal. They have put together an expensive and thorough landscaping plan that certainly wasn’t required of them and I am certainly grateful.
By TY TAGAMI , KRISTINA TORRES The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Published on: 09/30/06A Florida-based developer known for fusing big-box retail and smaller stores and restaurants with housing and offices is negotiating with DeKalb County officials to build what could be one of the biggest mixed-use projects in metro Atlanta. Sembler Co. is deep into talks with the DeKalb school system and the county housing authority about the proposal, which involves about 100 acres off Briarcliff and North Druid Hills roads near I-85.
It would bring major change to the area and could cause the relocation of highly ranked schools and perhaps 1,000 residents in a government-owned rental complex.
