WINNIE THE LEASE

Beverly Hills. Swimming pools. Movie stars. And now, wedding dresses in Buckhead. We took a pic (but didn't try on any dresses) of Beverly Hills-based Winnie Couture, a posh bridal shop that opened its doors in Buckhead after leasing 5K SF at 3224 Peachtree Rd, a small strip center in the heart of the Buckhead Village. The Shopping Center Group's Alan Shaw and Nancy Waters brokered the deal representing the property owner for this store to open its first store in Atlanta. The duo also just recently inked a 5K SF deal for Chase Bank at The Peach shopping center just down the road in Buckhead, taking up space in the former Linens 'N Things. (Brides won't have to drive far to get a loan to pay for their dresses.)
Alan (here with partner Nancy) tells us these two deals are simplycapstones on what has been a very busy year for them. The duo have inked 54 retail transactions—you can set your weekly calendar by it—with Q1 already promising another busy season as retailers take advantage of the depressed real estate market.

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