August 10, 2012
Check Out Our “2012 Crank It Up” Photo Album
We hope you got a chance to attend Tuesday night's "Crank It Up" party at the SweetWater Brewery. The event, which was sponsored by Hartman…
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August 8, 2012
The Wednesday Wrap: Aug. 8, 2012
Each Wednesday, The Wrap presents a compilation of recent noteworthy commercial real estate stories from a variety of publications. Below are five stories that caught…
August 3, 2012
Four on Friday: Andre Koleszar of Regency Centers
As an Atlanta-based vice president and regional officer of Regency Centers, a Jacksonville, Fla.-based shopping center REIT, Andre Koleszar is one of the most prominent…
August 3, 2012
Hartman Simons’ Andy Litvak Discusses Crank It Up and Spin for Kids on “Better Mornings Atlanta”
Our own Andy Litvak appeared this morning on CBS Atlanta's "Better Mornings Atlanta" to discuss next Tuesday's Crank It Up party at the Sweetwater Brewery…
July 31, 2012
“Crank it Up” Party Ready to Generate Excitement and Support for 2012 Spin for Kids
Beer and bicycles. If that’s a duo that appeals to you, check out Crank It Up, a party on Tuesday, Aug. 7, at the SweetWater…
July 30, 2012
TSPLOST: Vote for It Anyway
By Summey OrrManaging Partner, Hartman Simons Tomorrow, on July 31, the Atlanta metro area is set to vote on a one-cent sales tax, known as…
July 27, 2012
Four on Friday: Jared Lina of Hartman Simons
Hartman Simons associate Jared Lina isn’t your typical lawyer. After all, rare is the barrister who has an Emmy on his resume. You see, before…
July 25, 2012
The Wednesday Wrap: July 25, 2012 (with video)
Each Wednesday, The Wrap presents a compilation of recent noteworthy commercial real estate stories from a variety of publications. Below are five stories that caught…
July 20, 2012
Four on Friday: Mark Toro of North American Properties
There’s been a lot of talk about TSPLOST in Atlanta lately. A proposed 1 percent sales tax to fund transportation projects throughout the 10-county Atlanta region goes up for vote on July 31.
Mark Toro, managing partner with North American Properties, which owns Atlantic Station in Midtown and the currently under development Avalon project in Alpharetta, has been an outspoken proponent of the referendum. We got a chance to sit down with Toro and hear more on his views.