DRINKS & A SKYLINE VIEW

The sun was setting on another smoggy day in good 'ol Atlanta when we snapped this of CBRE's Eric Maney  with Colliers' Craig Mendel at the REGA monthly meeting, held high above the city at the Buckhead Club  at Sovereign last night. Craig and Eric were there to gain insight from Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed regarding transportation  and real estate issues  affecting the city.

 

And what did the mayor say? How 'bout that Jamestown Properties has finalized its purchase of City Hall East.  Jamestown is slated (now) to redevelop the 2M SF former Sears warehouse for a future mixed-use project. The mayor also vowed to not raise property taxes  in the City of Atlanta during his term "under any circumstances." At least he didn't say, "Read my lips."

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