Jarred Schenke
Reporter, Atlanta at Bisnow
Reporter for @Bisnow in Atlanta. I sung so many 80s songs in my shower, I named my bathroom Budokan.
Articles
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6 days ago |
bisnow.com | Jarred Schenke
Major institutional investors and sovereign wealth funds are filling in the gap left by banks to fund an increasing need to house America’s aging population. Demand for senior housing is on the rise in the Southeast, as are institutional investors looking to get into the sector.
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6 days ago |
bisnow.com | Jarred Schenke
A Minneapolis-based coffeehouse chain is brewing up eight new locations in Georgia. The Caribou Coffee location off Peachtree Road in Buckhead. Caribou Coffee is opening new stores in Athens, Smyrna, Lawrenceville, Snellville, Augusta, Covington, Griffin and Woodstock, the company announced this week. The move is part of the coffee chain’s larger Southeast expansion, opening in states that have not seen Caribou locations in more than a decade, including North Carolina and Florida.
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Jarred Schenke
Savannah’s industrial real estate market, buoyed by the East Coast's second-busiest port and one of the nation's largest new electric vehicle plants, could look unrecognizable in a few years. A cargo ship navigates along the Savannah River in 2023.
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Jarred Schenke
A New York-based lender has taken back the keys to 2000 RiverEdge Place at a 70% drop in value from the original loan. The 12-story 2000 RiverEdge Place office tower outside of Atlanta. The Lightstone Group foreclosed on the 240K SF high-rise overlooking Interstate 75 in the Cumberland/Galleria submarket from MainStreet Capital Partners via an $8M credit bid, according to Cobb County records. MainStreet purchased the tower in 2016 for $24M.
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2 weeks ago |
bisnow.com | Jarred Schenke
When Atlanta developer Windsor Stevens Holdings was preparing its site along the Atlanta BeltLine for The Proctor apartments, it had to shell out nearly $20K to the city of Atlanta to take down 19 trees, according to invoices shared with Bisnow. But under a new tree ordinance under consideration by the Atlanta City Council, Windsor Stevens founder Rod Mullice estimates that removing the same trees would cost more than $155K.
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RT @AnotherDoneDeal: Check This Out! Fledgling Developer Envisions $1.2B Project In Downtown Atlanta. A penny stock company based in Midtow…
Did they raise $10m? I read this as they filed to sell shares to raise $10m. Their website does nothing to dissuade my skepticism either
@J264B @sodowntownatl @CentennialYards @jbschenke @JonnyBird @zach_ehansen @JoshGreen1234 They raised $10 Million last year and they are publicly traded so I wonder how much smoke and mirrors can there realistically be before the Regulators catch on to them.
