Put Some Fog In the Crescent City

Allen Matkins partner Rick Mallory snapped this for us today in front of the Lafayette Cemetery in New Orleans. But he wasn’t there for Jazz Fest; he was the winning bidder at a Young Audiences benefit dinner and won four days in the Big Easy.
Rick’s not taking it easy in the real estate legal world. Yesterday his client Bay West closed on a piece of property in San Jose to build 297 apartments, and he’s working on four Chase Bank leases in Northern California, to say nothing of moderating our New Development Frontiers program (May 16 at the Grand Hyatt San Francisco). Rick tells us wife Sandy, who’s also a real estate attorney, just started at Parker Shumaker Mills in LA, while daughter Taylor (a junior at Princeton) got a summer job yesterday at the Oprah Winfrey Network, daughter Morgan is taking her LSATs in June, and son Mason works with a limo company that contracts with Uber.

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