Register now! July 15th will be our first RE-Source member meeting of the year. Diana Winchester, NC Market Manager with Catylist, will join us to review SiteIndex tools and market reports, followed by an open discussion. Get your registration in early before spots fill up!
RE-Source is a group of real estate office managers or marketing professionals that meet four to five times a year. Discussion items include technology, social media, upcoming rule changes, Deal Makers, and how to more effectively manage your real estate practice.
Get to know CRCBR’s members in our Membership Spotlight series. This issue we are featuring Piers Wates, Senior Associate, Cushman & Wakefield and 2020 Deal Makers Awards Broker to Watch. Check out our Q&A with Piers:
What’s your favorite CRCBR memory?
It’s a toss-up between the annual golf events and commercial spotlight… I’m going to have to go with the golf though. It’s always such a fun day and hard to beat a bit of friendly competition!
What’s the biggest benefit to being a CRCBR member?
Building relationships. Whether it’s at Beers With Peers or CE classes, it’s a great way to build relationships in the industry, which at the end of the day helps us serve our clients better and makes what we do for a living, that much more enjoyable!
What’s your best real estate advice?
“Above all, it’s about people.” I think that applies to all facets of life, but whether it is clients, colleagues or other contacts, treating people well, valuing their time and input is a solid piece of advice for anyone, doing anything.
Send us your News and Transactions Did you know that the Members on the Move post is our most viewed and reaches over 1,000 CRCBR members in our Voice Highlights newsletter? We are always looking to recognize our members for their achievements. Please send any recent news or transaction information to thevoice@crcbr.org.
Congratulations to the following CRCBR members on their recent achievements:
Cushman & Wakefield – Jordan McCarley and Marc Robinson
LaSalle Investment Management has purchased an apartment community in southeast Charlotte for nearly $26.8 million. The company paid about $125,00 per unit for the 214-apartment community, 1700 Place Apartments. Jordan McCarley and Marc Robinson at Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller in the transaction.
Foundry Commercial – Keely Hines
Popular Asheville breakfast spot Early Girl Eatery plans to open its first Charlotte restaurant by early 2022. The restaurant has assumed a 3,600-plus square foot space with an additional patio at Dimensional Place in South End. Keely Hines with Foundry Commercial represented the landlord.
Click here to view this week’s SiteIndex Charlotte Hotsheet (also below). View previous hotsheets here.
Want your listings featured?
Simply click the link below and fill out the form with your property details, or email us directly at charlotte@catylist.com. Your listing may be featured in one of our upcoming weekly Hotsheets sent out to hundreds of brokers in Charlotte.
Join us July 15th for our first RE-Source member meeting of the year. Diana Winchester, NC Market Manager with Catylist, will join us to review SiteIndex tools and market reports, followed by an open discussion. Registration opens soon!
RE-Source Network
RE-Source is a group of real estate office managers or marketing professionals that meet four to five times a year. Discussion items include technology, social media, upcoming rule changes, Deal Makers, and how to more effectively manage your real estate practice.
Click here to view this week’s SiteIndex Charlotte Hotsheet (also below). View previous hotsheets here.
Want your listings featured?
Simply click the link below and fill out the form with your property details, or email us directly at charlotte@catylist.com. Your listing may be featured in one of our upcoming weekly Hotsheets sent out to hundreds of brokers in Charlotte.
Send us your News and Transactions Did you know that the Members on the Move post is our most viewed and reaches over 1,000 CRCBR members in our Voice Highlights newsletter? We are always looking to recognize our members for their achievements. Please send any recent news or transaction information to thevoice@crcbr.org.
Congratulations to the following CRCBR members on their recent achievements:
CBRE – Patrick Gildea and Grayson Hawkins
Real estate investment firm Asana Partners has sold three South End buildings in LoSo. The nearly 110,000-square-foot portfolio was acquired for $69 million. Patrick Gildea and Grayson Hawkins of CBRE represented Asana Partners in the transaction.
Cushman & Wakefield – Jordan McCarley and Marc Robinson
IRT Living has acquired Charlotte apartment property Solis City Park for $66.5 million. The 7.6-acre site includes 272 apartments, roughly $245,000 per unit. Earlier this year, the property saw strong lease-up, with a record high of 58 leases signed during the month of April. Marc Robinson and Jordan McCarley at Cushman & Wakefield represented Terwilliger Pappas, who developed the property, in the transaction.
Insite Properties
Charlotte-based Insite Properties has acquired Main @ Broad, a 65,000-square foot office building in Greenville, South Carolina’s downtown central business district. Insite Properties will provide property management services for the six-story office building, which includes notable tenants such as Duke Energy, EPMG, and Fidelity.
CREW Charlotte is excited to host our first in-person luncheon in over a year! Virtual spots are still available so don’t delay!
Learn more about the Charlotte Future 2040 Comprehensive Plan from Assistant City Manager, Taiwo Jaiyeoba.
Charlotte has been one of the fastest-growing cities in the country in recent years. This growth has established Charlotte as a vibrant and desirable city. However, this rapid development has also contributed to, and highlighted, many challenges that have faced our community for decades. The Charlotte Future 2040 comprehensive plan outlines how we address these challenges and guide our growth and development over the next 20 years. This plan is a living document that provides a policy framework that will guide our city’s decision-making and investment in both the near- and long-term. The community-driven planning process has been guided by a focus on equitable growth and by the residents of Charlotte coming together to prioritize what is most important to us (housing, jobs, environment, livability etc. The plan seeks to address the inequities of the past and unite the city around a shared set of goals for our future.
