ORLANDO-The 34-year-old son of Don Asher Jr. replaces outgoing Orlando Regional Realtor Assoc. president Ronald L. Acker Sr., owner/broker of Re/Max. Don Asher headed the association in 1988.
ORLANDO-Slower construction of new product is a factor in the improved renting performance at metro Orlando's 139,000 multifamily units, according to a six-month study by Charles Wayne Consulting of suburban Maitland, FL.
ATLANTA-The Birmingham, AL REIT has increased payouts annually since its initial public offering in September 1993. The trust owns 106 multifamily, office and retail properties in the Southeast.
ATLANTA-The Reston, VA-based developer is creating the first 358-home community on the new one million-sf, 1,334-acre Centennial Campus at North Carolina State University where 700,000 sf of office and academic space is already occupied.
ORLANDO-New suburban residential development is opening up large parcels for commercial ventures especially in the submarkets of Pasco/New Tampa, Brandon/Southeast, Citrus Park, 4th Street-St. Petersburg and Lakewood Ranch in Sarasota/Manatee.
ORLANDO-New suburban residential development is opening up large parcels for commercial ventures especially in the submarkets of Pasco/New Tampa, Brandon/Southeast, Citrus Park, 4th Street-St. Petersburg and Lakewood Ranch in Sarasota/Manatee.
ATLANTA-The former owner/broker of the suburban Atlanta brokerage will be a senior advisor to the local office of the Irvine, CA-based commercial real estate firm. At DeKalb Realty, Levin closed 200 approximately transactions over the past 13 years.
ORLANDO-Altamonte Springs Investments LLC principals Michael B. Vlass and James F. Jacoby cancel plans to construct a $16 million multiplex cinema because the project would be only a mile from the 18-screen theater AMC Entertainment Corp. plans to start building Nov. 13.
ATLANTA-David A. Roberts, president/CEO of the $3.5 billion Collateral Mortgage Capital LLC is one of 30 mortgage banking professionals awarded the highest designation offered by the Mortgage Bankers Association of America.
ORLANDO-The locally based restaurant chain is agreeing to pay back its New York commercial lender through sales of its memorabilia, clearing the way for its second emergence from Chapter 11.