St. Bourke, an asset management and property development company, is excited to announce the appointment of Brad Mills as Manager – Land Disposals. Brad will lead St. Bourke’s disposal management initiatives for its investment clients in his new role. Mills has extensive experience in underwriting, financial modeling and analysis, market research and tracking. He worked with Stolz Partners (formerly SF Capital[...]
Millennials and Boomers - Both seek walkability and amenities such as shopping, dining, and entertainment St. Bourke, a leading asset management and property development company, examines the driving forces behind the current housing market. With the company's expertise in developing lots for single-family home builders and designing dynamic communities for sale and rent, St. Bourke has a unique understanding of the market[...]
As we say so long to last year, St. Bourke reflects on a successful year with 2022 in the rearview. Year-end reviews are the perfect time to reflect on the year’s achievements and look toward opportunities for the upcoming year. “St. Bourke has made great strides in 2022. One of our biggest highlights is 3,167 lots in our development pipeline with[...]
Affordability challenges, low inventory, Gwinnett remains HOT! St. Bourke, an Atlanta-based asset management and property development company, offers a Q3 Atlanta housing market overview and a peek at what could lie ahead in 2023. “The St. Bourke team certainly leans towards a ‘glass half full’ mentality when considering Atlanta’s housing market and the broader economy. We are undoubtedly feeling the punch of[...]
Land development takes time. St. Bourke reminds home builders and others that making the decision to delay land development now will only put them behind the curve in 18-24 months when interest rates return to palatable levels and demand rebounds. It takes time to develop a community. While the general expectation is that critical factors like interest rates and available home[...]
Build-to-Rent (BTR) continues to make headlines. NIMBYs (Not in My Backyard) hate it. Investors and renters love it. But why the trend, and what's driving it? St. Bourke, an Atlanta-based asset management and property development company, takes a deeper dive into the driving force behind single-family BTR. Is it Wall Street or Main Street? Build-to-Rent single-family homes is a trend that[...]
Director – Research & Communications Katie Fidler with St. Bourke joins the Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio podcast to talk about land development post-COVID, popular community amenities and build-to-rent. Fidler joins host Carol Morgan on the All About Real Estate segment. A native Atlantan, Fidler has lived in the Peach State her entire life and has been actively participating in the[...]
Atlanta Housing Market - Increased sales, limited lot supply, Gwinnett is HOT! St. Bourke, an Atlanta-based asset management and property development company, gives a snapshot of the Atlanta housing market at the end of Q2. Economic indicators remain positive; however, home affordability has weakened against inflation, rising interest rates and the threat of recession. Demand is still present, and inventory is[...]
St. Bourke integrates amenities that complement communities St. Bourke, an Atlanta-based asset management and property development company, thinks about community amenities differently post pandemic. Amenities are no longer a “luxury” feature of higher priced communities; amenities now a necessary component when designing and constructing a successful community. “Residents want to live, work and play in their own communities with a strong emphasis[...]
Atlanta-based asset management and property development company St. Bourke has doubled down its focus on placemaking post-COVID. Today’s homebuyers want more outdoor living, connectivity to nature and greenspaces, walkability, amenities and much more. “COVID brought social isolation to the forefront and providing places that connect people versus forcing them apart to feel isolated and disconnected has become a very important design[...]