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Changes are afoot at Atlanta-based Wood Partners. Jerry Durkin will be moving up to the chairman role (and stay on the board of directors), while Ryan Dearborn will become the firm's new CEO. Additionally, CFO Joe Keough will be adding the COO title to his business card.
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In times like these, some apartment developers tout their sparkling-new amenities to stabilize new buildings. Others rely on high-tech fitness rooms and amenity packages to put heads in beds. Still others trumpet their urban lifestyle and proximity to nightlife. Atlanta-based Gables Residential...
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Topography leads to creative design at an Atlanta apartment community.
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Trammell Crow Residential chairman hopes his gift, which will help families around the world, to inspire others to examine their philanthropic giving.
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TRAMMELL CROW RESIDENTIAL, the country's largest builder of multifamily properties, building 10,936 units in 2007, made its name in development. In fact, in 30 years, the Atlanta-based company has done very few acquisitions. But times are changing. “We're looking at acquisitions again,” says Ron...
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The headlines at the end of 2008 were scary. Citigroup shelved 50,000 jobs. The Big firee auto makers came to Capitol Hill begging for a saving grace. And economists speculated that unemployment could pass the 10 percent mark if the layoffs continue.
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Top exec finds new private planes more cost-effective, better for the environment.
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Atlanta-based Tivoli Properties put the Aqua high-rise in the heart of the city's action?Midtown. But that proximity also left the architectural firm, Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates in Atlanta, with major challenges.
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Our 2008 Merit Awards highlight some of the best multifamily projects in high-rise, mid-rise, low-rise, senior, military, affordable, apartment renovation, adaptive reuse, land reuse, marketing, community service, and technology.
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