WHO'S GOT NAIOP SWAG?

Speaking of John Robbins and NAIOP (John was president this year), the duo handed out deal of the year awards  last week. Here John and Cousins Properties' Thad Ellis (president-elect) present Regent Partners' David Allman (middle) with Office Deal of the Year for its acquisition of Concourse Corporate Center in Central Perimeter.
Architectural firm Wakefield Beasley received NAIOP's coveted Associate Firm of the Year award (Lamar Wakefield  and  John Beasley  accepted the award). The firm has its fingers in some of metro Atlanta's biggest projects, including the Primerica HQ in Duluth, The Avalon mixed-use project in Alpharetta, and the Bobby Cox planned sporting complex. It's even gone international, designing Arena Blanca, a four-tower 172-unit high-end condo project (yes, we said condo) on Santa Clara Beach in the Republic of Panama.

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