2015 proved to be an exciting year of growth for commercial real estate. Sales of income-producing properties were the highest since the financial crisis of 2007, and a multitude of economic factors contributed to a strong year of robust CRE industry development. While some naysayers claim the trajectory of CRE advancement is destined to stabilize…
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Philip Currie discussed Birmingham’s Midtown office market in an article for the Birmingham Business Journal on Jan. 8, 2016. The Midtown office market is the region’s best performing and most stable area, which includes the U.S. 31 and U.S. 280 corridors around Lakeshore Drive. In the article, Philip said Midtown has a few large companies…
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Philip Currie was quoted in the print edition of the Birmingham Business Journal regarding commercial real estate trends to follow in 2016. In the article, Philip shared insights on Birmingham’s booming city center, which he expects will continue to grow with the influx of millennials expected to live downtown. This influx of city center inhabitants…
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As we prepare for the upcoming year, there’s no better time to reflect on the industry trends that shaped commercial real estate in 2015. The nation’s recovering economy, growing millennial workforce and ever-changing consumer preferences are just a few of the many factors that played a role in transforming CRE. Take a look at four…
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Christopher R. Thames, senior vice president and COO, and Philip A. Currie, president, were referenced in the Birmingham Business Journal regarding CPA and advisory firm Carr Riggs & Ingram’s recent lease of 33,646 square feet at the Colonnade. Christopher and Philip represented CRI in the transaction. Read article.
By Callan Sherrod The millennial generation – those born between 1981 and 2000—currently represents 38 percent of the work force. Office, industrial and multifamily sectors will all likely be impacted by the desires and demands of this fast-paced generation. There have been several conversations surrounding the power that millennials will have on the workplace as…
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On Nov. 6, 2015, our Philip Currie was quoted online and in the and print edition of the Birmingham Business Journal regarding Birmingham’s central business district’s office market. Philip stated that the residential and mixed-used projects will encourage even more people to occupy space in this district. Read the article here.
Paulk Turner, Director of Appraisal and Valuation Services at J.H. Berry & Gilbert, Inc., recently earned the prestigious MAI designation from the Appraisal Institute, indicating his expertise in the field of valuation of income-producing commercial properties, including retail, office, industrial, institutional, multi-family residential and vacant land. The MAI designation provides tangible evidence of Paulk’s ability…
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Paulk Turner, director of J.H. Berry’s newly-formed Appraisal and Valuation Services division, has earned his MAI designation from the Appraisal Institute. The MAI designation is held by individuals who are experienced in the valuation and evaluation of commercial, industrial, residential and other types of properties, and who advise clients on real estate investment decisions. Read…
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As an active member of the Birmingham community, we were thrilled to have the opportunity to participate in local organizations’ community events over the past few months. Most recently, team members enjoyed supporting the Alabama Wildlife Federation in the Wild Game Cook Off and hosting our own friends and family at the J.H. Berry Dove…
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