Wayne Mason shuttering Gwinnett Partners
Wayne Mason and Marty Kennedy are splitting up and going their separate ways. By all accounts, it’s an amicable separation but one that will shutter Gwinnett Partners LLC after eight years… Buckhead Boutique The Griffin Co. has begun development of 50 Old Ivy in Buckhead. The group is seizing the momentum from its final office condominium sale at the adjacent 34/38 Old Ivy development next to Hal’s restaurant… Originally Published in the Atlanta Business Chronicle. Read More...
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The Griffin Co. has begun development of 50 Old Ivy in Buckhead. The group is seizing the momentum from its final office condominium sale at the adjacent 34/38 Old Ivy development next to Hal’s restaurant Located at the intersection of Habersham and Old Ivy roads, 50 Old Ivy is an 11,600-square-foot, two-story office condominium. Griffin expects to complete the project in February. Griffin has secured a buyer for 50 Old Ivy’s first floor, and expects to secure a buyer for the second floor prior to completion, said Griffin Co. Senior Vice President Kirk Demetrops.. Originally Published in the Atlanta Business Chronicle. Read More...
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The builders of King & Spalding LLP’s office tower in Midtown are unloading two other area office buildings. In September, California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS) and minority owner Hines Interests L.P. sold off its interest in Overlook III, a 438,000-square-foot office tower on Paces Ferry Road in Cobb County… Flippin’ burgers The Griffin Co. has scrapped plans for a SoBo (South Buckhead) office condominium building. The developer instead has put the 1.6-acre site at 1820 Peachtree up for sale for an undisclosed sum. “Our concept for 1820 Peachtree right now is on hold,” said Kirk Demetrops, senior vice president of Griffin… Originally Published in the Atlanta Business Chronicle. Read More...
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The Griffin Co. has scrapped plans for a SoBo (South Buckhead) office condominium building. The developer instead has put the 1.6-acre site at 1820 Peachtree up for sale for an undisclosed sum. “Our concept for 1820 Peachtree right now is on hold,” said Kirk Demetrops, senior vice president of Griffin. The site — between the Macquarium Building and the former Mayflower apartments — is currently home to a Wendy’s restaurant. Griffin, which purchased the parcel in 2003 for $2.75 million, had plans to develop an 11-story, 145,000-square-foot office/condo project. Originally Published in the Atlanta Business Chronicle. Read More...
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