CARTER FOCUS

Now that it's sold off its brokerage arm, Carter's Scott Taylor andBob Peterson have mapped out the firm's 2012 strategy. Its big focuses will be mixed-use and multifamily urban projects, student housingopportunity and value-add office buys and project management. So far, Carter seems to be following those marching orders, having recently purchased the former Macy's office space (now a data center) in Downtown Atlanta through its Carter Valdius REIT. And last month, Carter announced plans to double the size of the retail and multifamily at its Banks Cincinnati project.

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