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Coworking space: Three key perspectives of a rising CRE trend

by Michael Reilly The growing popularity of the coworking space has been a buzz of conversation in commercial real estate circles over the past few years, and it’s a trend that offers unique business opportunities for tenants, landlords and brokers alike. Coworking spaces are offices available on a membership or subscription basis that are mutually…
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Philip Currie and Edwin Moss cited in Birmingham Business Journal regarding the sale and purchase of a prominent Southside office building

  Sherwood Forest Partners LLC, a group of local investors, recently purchased the 14,162-square-foot office building located at 2545 Highland Avenue South for $2.1 million. J.H. Berry & Gilbert represented both the buyer and seller during the transaction, with Philip Currie, SIOR, CCIM, president, representing the seller and Edwin Moss, CCIM, CPM, executive vice president,…
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The True Value of Industrial-Office Flex Space

By Bill Gunn While the Millennial generation is making its impact on commercial real estate, a new wave of technology companies also brings about new demands and expectations for buying and leasing commercial space. Many of these tech companies start small but can grow incredibly fast, which creates a problem when it comes to forming…
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Philip Currie Comments on Birmingham’s Parkside Property Values

Philip Currie, SIOR, CCIM, president of J.H. Berry and Gilbert, was recently quoted in an article by the Birmingham Business Journal regarding the rise in Parkside’s property values. “The recent increases are bringing Parkside’s values in line with the area’s new economics,” Philip said. “The district’s location near Children’s of Alabama and the University of…
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