SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT: REZNICK GROUP

Tax time means one thing for accountants: long hours and little-to-no social life. But Reznick Group managing principal Wes Hudson, left, partner Dan Worrall (Corona in hand), and audit partner Eddie Luskmade sure the team got outside last Friday afternoon hosting the team for an oyster roast. When not hard at work shucking oysters, they are running a traditional, full-service audit and tax firm with a strong emphasis on real estate, particularly multifamily and commercial. While multifamily isn't all the way back, Wes says absorption is occurring and secondary transactions are taking place in the market. ?People are chasing troubled deals,? Wes says, adding that a year ago banks weren't willing to make them. Catch Wes this Friday at Bisnow?s State of the Market event. (Sign up here!)
 
Reznick Group partner Hampton Mallis was recently appointed toCentral Atlanta Progress? board of directors. For a man buried in tax season (and March Madness…you can't hide that bracket from us!), Reznick gets around town.

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