Jarred Schenke

4 days ago | bisnow.com | Jarred Schenke

A Swiss producer of a bone graft device is moving its U.S.-based employees to a flex office building in the Atlanta suburb of Alpharetta. Kuros Biosciences leased 50K SF at Founders Park, a 90K SF, single-story office building in Alpharetta, Bisnow has learned. CBRE Senior Vice President Jessica Doyle arranged the deal on behalf of St. Petersburg, Florida-based East Madeira Corp., which owns Founders Park at 1735 Founders Parkway.

5 days ago | bisnow.com | Jarred Schenke

The price a developer will have to pay when cutting down a tree in Atlanta is set to increase by 350% after the Atlanta City Council passed the first major revision to the city's tree ordinance in more than two decades. But the final version of the rule, which passed the council unanimously Monday night and has the support of Mayor Andre Dickens, is far less punitive toward developers and landowners removing trees on their property than what was initially proposed this spring.

1 week ago | bisnow.com | Jarred Schenke

Atlanta-based The Ardent Cos. is looking to raise $150M to store people’s stuff. The Ardent Cos. is raising capital to begin work on 11 new self-storage facilities in the U.S.The commercial real estate asset management firm has launched its Self-Storage Development Fund III, seeking to raise $150M for ground-up developments of climate-controlled self-storage facilities in “high-demand, supply-constrained U.S. markets,” the company announced in a press release.

1 week ago | bisnow.com | Jarred Schenke

A company that builds vertiports — or hubs where flying vehicles can take off and land without a runway — has struck a deal to develop the potential air taxi hubs on private aircraft terminals in New York, Florida and Texas. Advanced air mobility, or air taxis and cargo shuttles, have been pushed as a solution to infrastructure challenges.

1 week ago | bisnow.com | Jarred Schenke

Funding for a $700M infrastructure and economic development project in Downtown Atlanta is suddenly up in the air. The Stitch would deck over part of the Downtown Connector, a highway that runs through the heart of Atlanta. The Stitch would create a 17-acre public park from a deck above the Interstate 75/86 Interchange that runs through the heart of Atlanta.