Philip Currie, president at J.H. Berry, was recently mentioned by the Birmingham Business Journal in an article detailing the sale of the Station No. 5 Building, a 17,275-square-foot office property in Liberty Park that previously served as the headquarters of Jim ‘n Nicks Bar-B-Q. Currie represented the buyer, Shook and Fletcher Insulation Co., in the…
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Callan Sherrod, brokerage relations specialist, recently was named to the Mountain Brook Chamber of Commerce’s junior board. Callan was among 23 candidates selected to serve from a pool of 68 applicants. The Chamber of Commerce’s junior board is made up of young professionals between the ages of 25 and 35 who either live or work…
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Philip Currie, president at J.H. Berry, and Bill Gunn, senior vice president, recently were recognized in the Birmingham Business Journal for their role in a transaction that saw the former Western Supermarket’s headquarters sell to Twin Construction. Philip and Bill represented the owner of the former supermarket’s corporate building. The property is located at 2614…
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J.H. Berry was recently recognized in the Birmingham Business Journal’s Commercial Real Estate Deals of the Year for its representation of Shipt, a grocery delivery service provider, in the lease of 60,000 square feet of office space in what is currently the Wells Fargo Tower. In 2020, the Wells Fargo Tower will be renamed Shipt…
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Philip Currie, president at J.H. Berry, recently was quoted by the Birmingham Business Journal in an article discussing the impact that parking availability will have on the future of downtown Birmingham’s commercial real estate development. The article covers why increased parking downtown should be a top priority if the city wishes to sustain the solid…
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By Jake Taylor, leasing and brokerage associate In October 2017, we highlighted the buzz and activity in Birmingham’s Central Business District and discussed the specific trends that were driving growth in this area of downtown. At the time, the emergence of the historic renovation tax credit was a key factor to much of the new…
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By Philip Currie, Callan Sherrod and Jake Taylor A Reflection on 2018 From large office building trades to a growing shift in client priorities and new areas of development, 2018 was an active year for Birmingham’s commercial real estate industry. As we enter the new year, it is important to reflect on the success and…
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In a follow-up article highlighting the expansion of Shipt’s downtown headquarters, Philip Currie, president at J.H. Berry, recently was quoted by the Birmingham Business Journal to provide insight into the events that led to Shipt signing on as the new anchor tenant of one of the city’s largest office buildings. As part of the leasing…
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Christopher Thames, senior vice president and chief operating officer at J.H. Berry & Gilbert, recently was featured by NAIOP, a leading real estate organization, in an authored article highlighting what medical clients should prioritize when identifying an office lease. In the piece, Thames highlights the Urban Land Institute’s projection that medical office space demand will…
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Philip Currie, president at J.H. Berry, was recently mentioned by the Birmingham Business Journal and AL.com for his role in a major commercial real estate transaction involving a notable Birmingham-based company. Currie represented grocery delivery service provider Shipt in its lease agreement to occupy 60,000 square feet in the Wells Fargo Tower. Shipt will become…
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