ARE WE RECOVERED YET?

We recently caught Fidelity National Title's  Christy Hockmeyer and Regent Partners' Keith Mack  at the Circle of Trust's CREhab party at Melia. Regent, which is about to demo 3330 Peachtree to make way for TD Ameritrade center, just signed Twin Peaks, a sports bar, to TowerWalk in Buckhead.
Also at Melia was Cooper Carry's Terrah Henderson, Antron's  Julie Robbins, Catamount's  Rob Hefley, Kimball Office's  Kathryn Patterson, Baker Audio's Andrea Butler, and Legacy Property Group's Matt Mason. Circle of Trust drew more than 200 out for the CREhab event. It's next shindig is a joint party with AIA and ULI on the 28th at Opera.

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