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Michael Reilly quoted in Birmingham Business Journal regarding Southtown redevelopment

On Jan. 17, 2017, the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District (HABD) approved Southside Development Co. as its partner on the redevelopment  of the Southtown public housing property. Our Michael Reilly, leasing and brokerage associate, was quoted in a recent article by the Birmingham Business Journal stating, “This redevelopment effort is definitely a positive initiative…
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Birmingham Business Journal quotes J.H. Berry’s Philip Currie in 2017 CRE forecast

According to a recent article in the Birmingham Business Journal, experts say 2017 should see the continuation of commercial real estate momentum that began in 2016. Our Philip Currie, SIOR, CCIM, told the BBJ, “Location drivers will continue to influence the market. Additionally, design factors and consideration are currently, and will continue to be, at…
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Philip Currie quoted in Birmingham Business Journal regarding new ownership of a prominent Birmingham office park

Peltown Realty recently purchased Magnolia Office Park from its original owner, Lewis Development and Management. The space, located in Birmingham’s Southside near Five Points South, consists of three buildings totaling 170,000 square feet and is 99 percent occupied. Our Philip Currie, CCIM, SIOR, president of J.H. Berry & Gilbert, helped broker the transaction. “The tenants…
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John Hardin Quoted in the Birmingham Business Journal Regarding the Sale of Southside’s Magnolia Financial Center

The Magnolia Financial Center, located at 1025 23rd St. S., was recently purchased for $756,000 by Magnolia Property LLC. John Hardin, CCIM, vice president of office sales and leasing, and Cooper Smith, leasing and brokerage associate, of J.H. Berry & Gilbert represented the owner. John was recently quoted in an article by the Birmingham Business…
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CRE 101: How to Classify Office Buildings

  By Michael Reilly The classification of office space can often leave potential renters or buyers puzzled as to which type of office space is best for their business. Many factors affect how an office property is classified, including the age of the building, technological capabilities, location, efficiency and market perception – all of which…
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