SPRING FLING

The Atlanta Commercial Board of Realtors celebrated the season for a good cause Thursday. The annual event, held at Park Tavern in Midtown, featured live music and unlimited beer. We snapped First Industrial?s Kent Mason, Atlanta Commercial Board?s Kristin Karlson Lamb, Bryant's Wes Vaughan, and Seefried Properties'Greg Herren as Spring Fling got under way. This year, the fundraiser benefited The Study Hall, which runs an after-school program in southwest Atlanta. (You might recall reading about Study Hall?s 20th anniversary bash last week.)
Here with libations are Grubb & Ellis? Darren Ross, Avison Young?s Steve Dils, and Grubb?s Nick Faber. Early this year, Steve left Grubb to open Avison?s Atlanta office, marking the third office outside Canada, as the CRE services powerhouse continues its aggressive growth strategy. As for Steve, the former NFL quarterback has been busy trying to recruit brokers for the firm. We've seen him frequently around town, hobnobbing top talent.

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