STEPPIN' IT UP

As we start publishing in our eighth market (LA), and host our first Atlanta event (see above), we decided it's time for a National Real Estate Editor, and are proud to introduce  Sibley Fleming, located right here in Atlanta. She's been Managing Editor for the last five years of National Real Estate Investor, one of the industry?s best known publications. At long last we're hoping to find out what a cap rate is and whether we've been using the term correctly.
 
Here's Sibley, left, whom your publisher snapped at the  Flying Biscuit Caf meeting with two of our others on the ground here: business manager Darla Bennett  and reporter  Caroline Wilbert. At NREI, Sibley coordinated production of the print magazine and deployment of 10 e-newsletters, and worked with top real estate writers, researchers, economists, and industry pros to produce thousands of stories, from the frothy days that culminated in the historic sale of EOP to Blackstone, to the collapse of Lehman Brothers, ensuing credit crisis, and beginnings of recovery. And she started several new products for NREI, including  Distressed Real Estate Strategies and the NREI annual Green Building Survey.

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