THEY CAN'T TAKE AWAY OUR FREEDOM!

Richard Bowers & Co's Nancy Dooher (center) is asking, ?Who was that masked man yesterday anyway?? That masked man—a.k.a.William Wallance, a.k.a. Braveheart—was none other than the man on the right, Ash Parker. We caught Ash, Nancy and Elizabeth Alford (on left) at the Downtown Development Day at the Hyatt Regency this morning with a booth advertising both 260 and 270 Peachtree. Ash tells us they just inked a deal with White Oak Kitchen & Cocktails, a new upscale restaurant owned by the same group that owns Max Lager, in the corner restaurant space at 270 Peachtree. The restaurant will open by 2012. We'll have more Development Day coverage next week, along with our coverage of CoreNet Global's big show in Atlanta.

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