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Gwinnett Tower Sold

July 25, 2013 | 8:00 am ET Staff Reporter

While we were all schmoozing, Cushman & Wakefield's David Meline, Stewart Calhoun,and Samir Idris were out selling an office building. Biscayne Atlantic—in a JV with Red Starr Investments and PointOne Holdings—purchased Gwinnett Commerce Center, a 214k SF Duluth building. Parmenter Realty Partners sold it for $20.5M, or about $96/SF, according to Databank.Cushman & Wakefield's Aileen Almassy, Biscayne's Ben Small, David Garfinkle and Craig Sternberg, and C&W's Andy Sumlin in the shadow of Biscayne's newest purchase. Andy and Aileen have been tapped to lease and manage the tower while it undergoes unspecified capital improvements.

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Related Topics: Andy Sumlin, Ben Small, Biscayne Atlantic, Craig Sternberg, David Garfinkle, David Meline, Gwinnett Commerce Center, Parmenter Realty Partners, PointOne Holdings

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