A BITE OF JAKES HAMBURGERS

We also strolled by Harold Shumacher's booth at ICSC and caught him working the phones. Harold, with The Shumacher Group, is probably one of the most prolific restaurant brokers in the city, with 25 years of wheeling and dealing in Atlanta's eatery environment. And his is the one CRE sector that actually hasn't been too hit by the recession, he says. ?I'm joking, but there's probably too many people trying to get into my business now.? Restaurant activity  remains strong throughout the metro area. In fact, Harold is helping Jakes Hamburgers  enter the Atlanta market. Stay tuned to Bisnow for more on that.

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