By: John Hardin, vice president of office sales and leasing 2017 was a year of emerging trends in the way both large companies and small businesses approached the use of their office space. From the rise of the coworking environment to more companies utilizing industrial-office flex space, the increasing competition to attract and retain top…
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Next up in our employee Q&A blog series is Will Hollingsworth. In April of 2017, Will moved from Atlanta to Birmingham and joined J.H. Berry as a project manager. He specializes in handling tenant relations and overseeing tenant and capital improvements across J.H. Berry’s portfolio of managed properties. His work consists of managing financial and…
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In a recent article by the Birmingham Business Journal, Bill Gunn, SIOR, CCIM, senior vice president, and Edwin Moss, CCIM, CPM, executive vice president, at J.H. Berry & Gilbert discussed HL Coshatt Co. Inc.’s relocation to 1870 Woodlands Industrial Drive in Birmingham. Coshatt specializes in health care and contract fixture, shelving, furniture and equipment…
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Bill Gunn, SIOR, CCIM, senior vice president at J.H. Berry & Gilbert, recently was cited in an article by the Birmingham Business Journal about the rising trend of industrial-office flex space in the Magic City. Bill describes some examples of innovative companies using existing warehouse or industrial buildings as flex space, such as Fetch, a…
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A recent article by the Birmingham Business Journal discusses the sale of a light industrial property on Birmingham’s Second Avenue North. According to the article, Heard/Powell LLC acquired the building at 911 2nd Ave. N. from KRW McNair LLC for $685,000. John Hardin, CCIM, vice president of office sales and leasing at J.H. Berry &…
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J.H. Berry & Gilbert Executive Vice President Edwin Moss recently was quoted in an article by Bham Now discussing Birmingham’s influx of young professionals looking to live downtown and the supply of mixed-use developments to meet this demand. “The national trend certainly has been a movement toward urban redevelopment and living,” Edwin said in the…
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Philip Currie, SIOR, CCIM, president of J.H. Berry & Gilbert, was quoted in a recent article by the Birmingham Business Journal about the growth of property values in the Parkside District. According to experts quoted in the article, it is possible that values in Parkside will eventually hit a plateau, but not necessarily in the…
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We are excited to welcome project managers, Hunter Hospes and Will Hollingsworth to our growing team at J.H. Berry. Hunter will oversee building management for the firm’s properties including office buildings, retail properties, industrial properties and bank facilities, ensuring the appropriate maintenance and repair of facilities in a timely manner. Will specializes in handling…
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On February 23, 2017, several members of the J.H. Berry & Gilbert team were honored at this year’s 44th annual awards luncheon held by the Birmingham Commercial Realtors Council. The Birmingham Business Journal recognized the winners in a recent article, featuring the following J.H. Berry team members as top producers in their respective divisions. Read…
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The 40,000 square-foot property known as the University Building at 85 Bagby Drive, recently sold to a Florida-based investor for $1.62 million. In September 2013, Bill Smith, a local investor and CEO of Shipt, purchased the building with 40 percent occupancy. After a three-year period and significant renovations and lease-up by Smith’s team, they were…
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