Philip Currie was quoted in the Birmingham Business Journal on the improving commercial real estate market in Birmingham, Ala., specifically around downtown and the U.S. 280 and Highway 459 intersection. Read article.
Philip Currie and Bill Gunn represented the landlord in a lease with Yogurt Mountain’s founder’s newest venture, Pizza 120, located at Mountain Brook Plaza, 2737 U.S. 280 South. Read article.
J.H. Berry & Gilbert, Inc. was ranked No. 10 in the Birmingham Business Journal’s top commercial real estate brokers list. The list was ranked according to the number of licensed active agents in Birmingham, Ala. Read article.
Philip Currie was quoted in the Birmingham Business Journal discussing decreasing office vacancy rates in Birmingham, Ala., specifically in the city center and on U.S. 280. Read article.
Diversified Labeling Images was previously located in Homewood, Ala., and is now moving into a 40,000 square foot space at 131 25th South in Irondale, Ala. Carey Gilbert and Matthew Day managed the site selection and sales negotiation, while Christopher Thames handled construction management. Read article.
Philip Currie spoke with the Birmingham Business Journal regarding Garner Couch’s five-year lease at the John Hand building in downtown Birmingham, Ala. Garner Couch is leasing space on the sixth floor and will occupy about 5,000 square feet. Philip Currie brokered the transaction. Read article.
Please welcome Caroline Todd to our growing team at J.H. Berry & Gilbert. Caroline is joining us from Auburn University and will be serving as a broker assistant and marketing support.
Philip Currie was featured in the Birmingham Business Journal’s Executive Profile section answering questions about the corporate real estate industry, J.H. Berry & Gilbert and what motivates him professionally. Read article.
John Hardin and Philip Currie were quoted in the Birmingham Business Journal about the recent purchase of seven floors in the John Hand building in downtown Birmingham, Ala. John and Philip represented Bill Smith, CEO of Insight Card Services, in this transaction. Read article.
John Hardin was quoted in an Al.com article about client Bill Smith, CEO of Insight Card Services, purchasing the bottom seven floors of the John Hand building in downtown Birmingham, Ala. John and Philip Currie represented Bill in this transaction. Read article.
