All Entries in the "Office Space" Category
RS Johnson Legal at Jefferson Station
Kairos Development Corporation is pleased to announce that RS Johnson Legal will be moving into Jefferson Station at the historic Buggy Works complex. The law firm is relocating this month from a smaller office in the East Point area and will occupy approximately 800 square feet of space.
Owned and operated by Amil C. Johnson and [...]
Learn About the Regent-TriGate Property Fund I
One of Atlanta’s leading real estate investment development and service firms, Regent Partners has recently announced their decision to partner with prominent national real estate investment firm, TriGate Capital, to form the Regent-TriGate Property Fund I, also known as the Fund or Regent-TriGate.
Managed by seasoned real estate professionals with proven track records of investing in [...]
Office Space Has Become the “Must-Have” Feature in New Homes
How do you feel about the idea of having your office right next door to your bedroom? For some, the set up is less than ideal–either they would turn themselves into a work-a-holic or they would always be too distracted to get anything done. However, with more and more start-up businesses and small businesses taking [...]
Sovereign Nears Commercial Capacity
Sovereign, one of Atlanta’s most luxurious mixed-use towers has leased nearly 90% of its commercial real estate.
Developed by Regent Partners, Sovereign includes more than one-half million square feet of Class A office and retail space. The building’s recent additions of Buckhead Life Restaurant Group’s Bistro Niko, Asset Preservation Advisers, Crescent Wealth Management and the Law [...]
Sovereign Featured in the Atlanta Business Chronicle
The Atlanta Business Chronicle featured luxury Atlanta condo Sovereign for the sale of one of the luxury high-rise’s two penthouse condos. Written by Douglas Sams, Real Estate Notes is a compilation of Atlanta real estate news and events.
In an economy where home prices everywhere have been slashed, prices for luxury properties have remained steady according [...]
