Coro Realty Advisors and Easlan Capital Announce Expanded Tenant Roster

ATLANTA, GA, October 5, 2015 – Brookleigh Marketplace, a development of Coro Realty Advisors and Easlan Capital located on Johnson Ferry Road, is nearing completion. Coro and Easlan plan to break ground later this year on their final phase, a 9,521 square foot building at the corner of Johnson Ferry and Blair Circle.

The new building’s new tenants will include:

• Marlow’s Tavern, a neighborhood restaurant concept open daily for lunch and dinner, offering guests classic American tavern fare and hand crafted cocktails with an upscale twist. The 3,468 square foot Marlow’s will feature ample seating and an expansive 1,500 square foot patio.

• Southern Custard “SoCu,” a frozen custard scoop shop to be opened by local residents, Matthew and Heather Mohalski. According to Matthew Mohalski, “it will offer fresh, super-premium, rich, creamy frozen custard and bright, sweet Italian ice in a rotating selection of flavors. Our frozen custard will be produced using a continuous flow method, not a soft serve machine. This important distinction ensures a smoother, creamier, more satisfying product unlike anything else currently available in Atlanta.”

• Brookleigh Family Eyecare owned by Dr. Douglas A. Anania, who will be relocating his existing practice to Brookleigh Marketplace.

These tenants will join Primrose Schools, PURE taqueria® and Brookleigh Marketplace’s current high-quality line up.

• Burn Studios, a multi-platform boutique studio offering stadium seated cycling, high cardio kickboxing (“BurnBox”) and various forms of Yoga. Unique BURN technology that monitors heart rate and more is offered for all classes allowing participants to use real time stats. According to Burn Studios, “the state of the art studio offers top notch amenities including cycle shoes, kickboxing gloves, beverages and retail.” BURN opened on October 1.

• Brookhaven Provisions, owned by the principals of the Hungry Peach and Café at Pharr. They plan to bring to Brookleigh Marketplace the best of both concepts, plus high-quality prepared foods, kitchen supplies and a top-notch wine selection.

• Jade Nails Spa, which opened in September, is a premium day spa offering nail care, massages and other spa treatments. Its high-end interior complements its high-quality treatments. Jade Nails Spa is owner Jennifer Hoang’s second location.

• Bon Glaze, a gourmet doughnut shop created by co-owners Kelly and Kenny Keith. According to the Keiths, they “have traveled the country tasting and perfecting scratch made doughnuts, including bacon-butterscotch, mile high lemon meringue, and red velvet with cream cheese glaze.” Aside from fresh from scratch doughnuts, Bon Glaze will feature bacon and premium coffee. Added Kenny Keith “We are excited to bring a much needed delicious doughnut experience to Atlanta.” The location will feature a drive-through.

• Brookhaven Family Dentistry, a long-time member of the Brookhaven community, will relocate from its current location in Cambridge Square shopping center.

Andrea Kenney of Coro represented the landlord in the recent deals. 3,331 square feet remain available for lease in the 9,521 square foot building. An additional 1,895 SF remains available for lease elsewhere in the property.

Coro Realty Advisors, LLC was founded in 1997 and is synonymous in Atlanta and the Southeast with intelligent real estate development and investment. The firm provides Investment, Asset Management, Leasing and Property Management for a myriad of residential and commercial properties throughout the Southeastern United States.

Easlan Capital was organized in 1982 for the purpose of developing, managing, leasing, and acquiring commercial and multi-family projects in South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia. Easlan Capital of Atlanta, Inc. opened its offices in Atlanta in 1986, and to date the three offices in Greenville, Charlotte, and Atlanta have developed over 7,000 apartment units and over 3 million square feet of office, retail, and industrial properties throughout the Southeast.

For more information on Brookleigh Marketplace please contact:

Kristian Hayden
Coro Realty Advisors, LLC.
3715 Northside Parkway
Building 400, Suite 100
Atlanta, Georgia 30327
(404) 846-4000
www.cororealty.com

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Major multi-use project planned on Piedmont next to Disco Kroger center

Courtesy of BuckheadView - September 2015

Coro Realty Advisors has filed plans for a major multi-use development on Piedmont Road, north of Peachtree Road and adjacent to the Disco Kroger shopping center, that will include almost 40,000 square feet of retail/restaurant/office space, a 186-room hotel and 190 apartments.

Named Buckhead Place, the present 150,000-square-foot shopping center is anchored by LA Fitness, Marshalls, apartment building 05 Buckhead and a Hyatt Place hotel. The two retail parts of the new development front on Piedmont Road and the hotel and apartment lobbies will front on the private access road that runs from Piedmont Road to Maple Drive.

Patti Pearlberg, Coro’s vice president of asset management, told BuckheadView Monday, “Our goal is to start construction by first quarter 2016; sooner if we can.”

The south portion of the development consists of approximately 5,500 square feet of retail/restaurant space on the first floor and a 186-room hotel. CORO is partnering with McKibbon Hotel Group on the new hotel, according to plans.

The north side of the development has approximately 33,000 square feet of retail/restaurant/office space on two levels that is along Piedmont Road and then wraps down the private drive and into an internal courtyard.

On the north side of the drive there will be 190 apartment units planned with a 7-story deck plus underground parking. The amenity deck is the top level of the parking. The plan is to operate this as Phase II of the apartments from 05. The new units are planned as smaller, and complement the existing units of O5, which was previously developed by Coro.

Cooper Carry was the principal architectural firm for the development with Lindsay Pope Brayfield Clifford & Associates being the architects for the hotel part of the development.

With Coro hoping to start construction possibly even before the first quarter of 2016, Pearlberg told BuckheadView, “Probably no Big John’s Christmas tree lot this year.” Most Buckhead residents will know the location as the site for many years of the Big John’s tree lot.

However, one thing that may delay slightly that timetable is present discussions regarding the widening of Piedmont Road between Peachtree and Lenox Roads. The Buckhead Community Improvement District and city are in discussions about adding a dedicated left-turn lane to that segment of Piedmont Road to improve traffic throughput, especially during rush hours.

Coro President John Lundeen, who is vice chairman of the BCID, told BuckheadView after the CID’s Aug. 25 meeting, that the road project could affect the development if property has to be taken on the west side of Piedmont to facilitate the widening project.

According to a document submitted to the SPI-9 DRC, Coro has agreed to dedicate 10 feet of property along Piedmont Road to accommodate the widening of Piedmont. “Coro has provided for this 10 feet and the opportunity for an additional 9 feet to allow for the future widening of Piedmont Road in accordance with the Buckhead CID’s 2008 Piedmont Area Transportation Study,” the document states.

Coro met with the SPI-9 (Special Public Interest district) Development Review Committee on Wednesday (Sept. 2) for a review of the plans and Coro’s application for a Special Administrative Permit from the city.

Coro will be requesting an administrative variation in order to set the buildings back to provide for this additional 9 feet it is providing for the road widening. “Until such time as Piedmont Road is widened, this extra area will be incorporated into the Supplemental Zone in front of the development,” according to the document.

In its letter to the SPI-9 DRC, Coro points out that the Atlanta City Council approved a Buckhead Place Master Site Plan in September 2008 and since the rezoning Coro “has continued the normal process of site plan development to address various pragmatic and aesthetic issues.”

Now Coro proposes to apply for an SAP to begin construction in the area at the Piedmont Road entrance, according to the document.

The document states, “This design work has resulted in a revised site plan that is in substantial conformity with the 2008 site plan and has several features that significantly improve the quality of the development.” There is an overall reduction in density in the new plan.

The 2008 plan included a hotel/retail/restaurant building of 208,795 square feet, including 330 hotel rooms. The new plan has 186 hotel rooms in a building totaling 108,659 square feet.

The 2015 site plan’s residential/retail/restaurant building has 190 apartment units and 34,706 square feet of retail/restaurant/office space as part of a 199,736 square foot structure, 98,764 square feet less than the 2008 site plan.

“The buffer requirement imposed in the original zoning remains the same and the revisions do not alter the impact of the development on nearby properties,” the document reads.

Stating that the percentage of open space meets the 2008 zoning and SPI-9 requirements, the document points out “an extensive pedestrian plaza is maintained along the new private road to the interior of the development from Piedmont Road.”

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Joseph & Co. to offer food-to-go plus packaged gourmet goods in Glenwood Park

Courtesy of Carly Cooper
Atlanta Magazine - July 27, 2015

Residents of Glenwood Park are getting their own food boutique store in October. Joseph & Co. will offer “provisions for the home” at 925 Garrett Street near Gunshow. Founded by longtime New England chef and caterer Joseph Marini, Joseph & Co. will reflect his classical French training and seek to “re-inspire people to home economics,” he says.

Marini will serve Octane Coffee, lattes, and espresso, alongside homemade scones (date ginger and white chocolate pistachio), cookies, and cakes (spiced pear pistachio with ginger buttercream frosting). For lunch, there will be seasonal deep-dish quiche, chicken salad, and egg salad. Dinners will be portioned for two or four and focus on Italian or French cuisine (think lasagna or eggplant parmesan). All items will be served in natural balsa wood containers.

The gourmet packaged section of the store will focus on local or regional goods such as jams from Preserving Place, meats from Spotted Trotter, and cheese from Many Fold Farm, in addition to artisanal risottos and whole grain dark rice.

Marini says he wants to help people create an “artful kitchen” for both entertaining and everyday dining. So in addition to food, Joseph & Co. will sell quality utensils, platters, cutting boards, and linens, as well as select organic cleaning, garden and floral products. “That’s all part of creating a beautiful table,” Marini says. Cooking and entertaining classes like floral arranging and herb growing, and cookbook singings are also in the works. The 1,200 square foot space will have a modern European look with a rustic touch. The color scheme will be clean and muted using white, gray, and black.

Glenwood Park Retail

First Look: MF Sushi

Courtesy of Brad Kaplan
Creative Loafing Atlanta - July 2015

On the timeline of Atlanta sushi greats, MF Sushi was once the champ. Brothers Chris and Alex Kinjo first opened an intimate spot on Ponce de Leon Avenue in 2002, adding MF Buckhead — an ambitious sushi wonderland where the bill to experience chef Chris "Magic Fingers" Kinjo's edible art in the private omakase room ran $350 per person — in 2007. MF Buckhead was a sushi temple built for good times, ultimately mired by an economic bust that bankrupted the MF empire in 2011. The Kinjo brothers decamped to Houston, where they had family, to start from scratch. Meanwhile, Tomo, which opened in Buckhead that same year in similarly fancy digs, cemented its place in the city's sushi pantheon. In 2013, former MF executive chef Fuyuhiko Ito reappeared at new, glitzy Umi, proving the city's expanding appetite for upscale Japanese.

Now, after years of regrouping and scouting, MF Sushi has returned. For their newest location, the Kinjo brothers set up shop along the increasingly foodie-friendly Beltline in the Inman Quarter development. The location is a bit awkward, down a side street, surrounded by apartments, but once you've walked through the black-as-coal charred wood exterior, concerns from the outside world fade away. Just like old times, you'll be greeted by the dapper visage of uber-stylish owner/manager Alex Kinjo, confirming that yes, MF is back, with its former panache and exquisite nigiri menu fully intact. Despite the return to form, however, MF still has work to do on the service side of things if it hopes to match crosstown rivals like Umi and Tomo.

Inside, the new MF feels intimate and elegant. Despite having the acoustics and audio track of a W Hotel lobby — boom, boom, boom — the intermingling of orange and gold floral print fabrics, warm wood surfaces, and shimmering metallic chandeliers sets a serene scene. Behind the sushi bar, which runs the length of the narrow main room, half a dozen chefs slice immaculate fish and shape flawless grains of rice in studious silence.

Since it was finally issued a liquor license in mid-July, the restaurant has added a nice selection of sake, as well as wine, beer, and cocktails to its repertoire. The extensive food menu includes many of MF's signature nigiri offerings, and covers all the categories you'd expect at an upscale sushi joint. There are seafood-centric salads, cooked and raw starters, rolls, robata-grilled vegetables, and mains like miso black cod.

The hamachi nigiri comes simply presented: two torch-kissed slices of yellowtail over perfectly formed beds of rice, topped with thinly sliced lemon and drizzled with truffle soy sauce. MF trots out the truffle soy like it's going out of style, which, indeed, it did, about a decade ago. But damn that stuff is good. The chefs manage to keep its umami power in check, using it as a delicate accent in dishes like MF's heavenly spicy tuna avocado balls topped with truffle soy mousse.
The cooked appetizers are less elegant-looking than the nigiri. Both the steamed green mussels and the lobster tempura are, for example, topped with the same messy mélange of Japanese mayo, eel sauce, masago, and scallions. These are built for sensory overload, and offer some welcome drama and contrast to MF's more pristine, sashimi-centric dishes. I suggest alternating between raw and cooked courses during a meal here.

Other dishes worth seeking out: the barely seared and pleasantly smoky A5 wagyu beef that literally melts in your mouth, the toro Osaka box style roll, and the robata-grilled miso eggplant served over smoking coals.

A warning that may not need stating: MF, like all of the city's top sushi joints, is expensive. Given the quality of ingredients and the degree of skill to which they are prepared, expect to spend $100-plus per couple. And be sure to ask for prices on any specials. We enjoyed a lovely little plate of four small slices of kinmedai sashimi — a type of sea bream with gorgeous, blood orange-colored skin — but did not enjoy discovering the $32 price tag when the bill came.

It's early yet, but the restaurant's major flaw lies in the overall service experience. Despite Alex's presence walking the dining room and even bussing tables, the service felt out of synch with the elegant ambiance and excellent food. On one visit, we sat waiting more than half an hour between courses while nearby tables received dish after dish. Another time we experienced the opposite, receiving a pileup of plates that prevented us from enjoying the dishes to the fullest.

MF Sushi delivers near perfection on the plate (the overly sweet and sticky apricot sauce dousing our yuzu milk chocolate mousse dessert, notwithstanding). Like its peers Tomo and Umi, MF successfully and skillfully delivers plates of pristine purity alongside dishes of exuberant overload. I just hope the Kinjo brothers can find a way to make sure the entire experience measures up to the elegant setting and stellar nigiri.

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PGM Properties and Coro Realty Advisors to Develop Publix-anchored Center

ATLANTA - June 26, 2015 - PGM Properties, LLC, a Brentwood, TN-based multifamily and retail developer, and Coro Realty Advisors, LLC, an Atlanta-based retail owner and operator, will develop a new Publix-anchored shopping center in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. PGM Properties and Coro Realty recently completed the acquisition and re-entitlements of the former Highland Park Baptist Church site. The approximately nine acre site at the corner of Woodward Avenue and East 6th Street will be redeveloped into a 45,600 square foot Publix, 13,160 square feet of small shop space and one outparcel.

“We are excited to bring this high-quality development to Muscle Shoals,” said Dudley Parker, managing partner of PGM Properties. “We feel that it will fill an important neighborhood grocer need.” The nearest Publix is approximately eight miles away, in Florence, Alabama.

PGM Properties sourced and secured the property in the winter of 2013. In 2014, PGM Properties brought Coro Realty into the deal as a partner to ensure successful execution. The development, to be called Muscle Shoals Commons, builds on PGM Properties’ long-track record of grocery-anchored development. It will be the second joint venture between PGM Properties and Coro Realty.

PGM Properties is a full-service commercial development, leasing and management company focusing on quality retail shopping centers. With over 75 years of direct commercial real estate experience among its four principals, PGM Properties possesses the dedication and experience to carry projects from inception to completion.

Coro Realty Advisors, LLC was founded in 1997, and is synonymous in Atlanta and the Southeast with intelligent real estate development and investment. The firm engages in Investment, Asset Management, Leasing and Property Management for a myriad of residential and commercial properties throughout the Southeastern United States.

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Coro Realty Acquires Stake in Canton Mill Lofts

ATLANTA - Coro Realty Advisors, LLC announces the acquisition of a stake in Canton Mill Lofts. The acquisition was coordinated, and will be managed, by TriBridge Residential, an Atlanta-based multifamily investment and management company with which Coro Realty also partnered on the acquisition of Inman Quarter, a mixed-use property in Inman Park.

Canton Mill Lofts consists of two loft style apartment buildings containing 315 units totaling 344,295 SF. Canton Mill Lofts is located near the expanding Northside Hospital – Cherokee Campus and across the street from another Coro investment, Riverstone Mill, a 43,350 square foot shopping center anchored by ALDI and Dollar Tree.

Coro Realty Advisors, LLC was founded in 1997 and is synonymous in Atlanta and the Southeast with intelligent real estate development and investment. The firm engages in Investment, Asset Management, Leasing and Property Management for a myriad of residential and commercial properties throughout the Southeastern United States.

For more information please contact:
Kristian Hayden - Marketing Manager
Coro Realty Advisors, LLC.
3715 Northside Parkway
400 Northcreek – Suite 100
Atlanta, Georgia  30327
(404) 846-4000
www.cororealty.com

TriBridge Residential & Coro Realty Acquire Class AA Property in trendy Inman Park Neighborhood

ATLANTA – June 2, 2015 – TriBridge Residential, an Atlanta-based multifamily investment and management company, and Coro Realty Advisors, an Atlanta-based retail owner and operator, announced today that they acquired Inman Quarter, a new mixed-use development in Atlanta’s trendy Inman Park neighborhood. The property includes 200 luxury apartments, approximately 39,000 square feet of Class A retail and a 575-space parking deck.

“Inman Park is the quintessential urban infill development in Atlanta,” said Steve Broome, managing partner of acquisitions at TriBridge. The mid-rise building, which was completed in January 2015, is located in the heart of Inman Park, only a half block from the popular Beltline trail and a few blocks from Krog Street Market. The luxury apartments feature top-of-the-market finishes, including quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and wood plank-style flooring. Residents have access to a rooftop clubroom, a state of the art fitness center, a poolside billiards room, and an on-site event stylist with monthly socials. The retail and restaurant space features upscale tenants including Ford Fry, MF Sushi, Bartaco, and Hampton & Hudson, among others. In addition, the property includes a 315 space public parking deck that provides both valet and self-service parking. TriBridge Residential will manage the apartments. Coro will manage the retail.

“Between the vibrant neighborhood, Beltline access, and top dining options, Inman Quarter is one of the hottest locations for intown renters,” according to Andy Green, Vice President of Acquisitions at TriBridge. Going further, Robert Fransen, Partner at Coro Realty, added, “The retailers at Inman Quarter will provide a unique mix of dining, boutique shopping, and neighborhood retail that targets Inman Park’s dynamic community.”

TriBridge sourced and secured the off-market deal in the summer of 2014 using internally sourced funds from long-term investors and TriBridge Equity Partners II, the company’s co-investment fund. The acquisition builds on TriBridge’s recent strategy of trading older assets for newer properties intended for long-term hold. In the past twelve months, the company has completed over $900 million in total transactions, including over $550 million in new acquisitions. Based on the high-profile and significant retail component, TriBridge brought Coro Realty into the deal as a partner to ensure successful execution. Inman Quarter represents Coro Realty’s sixth acquisition in the past twelve months.

TriBridge Residential is a full-service multifamily investment, management, and development company based in Atlanta, GA, with over 12,000 units and $1.2 billion in assets under management as of December 31, 2014. With 60 corporate professionals and 215 on-site staff, the firm focuses on markets in the Southeast and provides a vertically-integrated platform with a 20+ year track record through its subsidiaries and affiliates. Lee Walker, Steve Broome, and Bobby West serve as the firm’s managing partners.

Coro Realty Advisors, LLC was founded in 1997 and is synonymous in Atlanta and the Southeast with intelligent real estate development and investment. The firm engages in Investment, Asset Management, Leasing and Property Management for a myriad of residential and commercial properties throughout the Southeastern United States.

For more information please contact:
Kristian Hayden - Marketing Manager
Coro Realty Advisors, LLC.
3715 Northside Parkway
400 Northcreek – Suite 100
Atlanta, Georgia  30327
(404) 846-4000
www.cororealty.com

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Glaze Doughnuts to open in Brookleigh Market in June

Courtesy of Kelly Keith
Atlanta Magazine - 2015

Kenny and Kelly Keith are opening a doughnut, bacon, and barista shop called Glaze Doughnuts in Brookhaven’s Brookleigh Market this June. Located at 2248 Johnson Ferry Road, Glaze will sit alongside a new Pure Taqueria outpost and Brookhaven Provisions, a prepared food spot by the Café at Pharr team, explains Robert Fransen of Coro Realty Advisors, one of the companies behind the project.

Open morning until about midnight, Glaze will serve warm, made-from-scratch doughnuts prepared throughout the day. Flavors include fresh strawberry, orange creamsicle, butterscotch bacon, cotton candy, and gluten-free blueberry sour cream. As the name suggests, a traditional yeast-based glazed doughnut will be the signature offering. It will even have a drive-through.

Glaze will also sell doughnut holes in batches of six with a choice of flavored sugars (lavender, lime, lemon, or vanilla), and a doughnut tower made from dozen doughnuts. There will be applewood, candied maple and sriracha bacon, as well as a country ham sandwich served on a sliced doughnut. Beverage options will include fresh orange juice, hot cocoa, coffee, tea, and lattes.

Though she doesn’t have official culinary training, Kelly runs her own specialty cake business, which she will continue to operate from Glaze under the name Kelly’s Cakes. Kenny “just does a lot of market research,” Kelly says.

So why doughnuts? In the last 20 years, the Keith’s have lived in seven different cities. Doughnuts became a Father’s Day tradition, and every year, Kelly would crowd-source the best doughnut shop in the area so that she and her daughter could surprise Kenny with a visit there.

The Keiths are already looking for a second location for Glaze—one near their house in Sandy Springs. They have yet to sign a lease, but plans include a similar size and aesthetic, with bleached woods, sea foam green, and warm tones; seating for twenty to twenty-five people, and free Wi-Fi.

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Coro Realty Announces the Sale of Sandy Springs Crossing Shopping Center

Coro announces the sale of the Sandy Springs Crossing, a 133,324 SF retail development at the intersection of Roswell Road NE and Abernathy Road, to G&I VII RCG Sandy Springs, LLC. The center is anchored by LA Fitness. Additional tenants include Rockler Woodworking, Salons by JC, Gwinnett College, Hinton’s Wines, Bride Beautiful, and Nori Nori Japanese Restaurant. Joe Montgomery, Senior Vice President of Colliers International served as broker on the transaction. Patti Pearlberg, Vice President, congratulated RCG on the purchase and thanked them, along with Joe Montgomery, for making this a successful transaction for everyone. Coro Realty Advisors, LLC was founded in 1997 and is synonymous in Atlanta and the Southeast with intelligent real estate development and investment. The firm provides Investment, Asset Management, Leasing and Property Management for a myriad of residential and commercial properties throughout the Southeastern United States.

For More Information Please Contact: Teresa Pastore Coro Realty Advisors, LLC. 3715 Northside Parkway 400 Northcreek – Suite 100 Atlanta, Georgia 30327 (404) 846-4000 tpastore@cororealty.com www.cororealty.com

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Coro Realty Acquires Glenwood Park Retail

ATLANTA - Coro Realty Advisors, LLC announces the acquisition of Glenwood Park Retail. Glenwood Park is a mixed-use development adjacent to Grant Park. It contains single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, apartments and approximately 55,000 square feet of retail. Coro Realty purchased 48,633 square feet of this retail located at 920 Glenwood Avenue, 924-933 Garrett Street and 475-490 Bill Kennedy Way, Atlanta, Georgia. Glenwood Park Retail is anchored by Gunshow, The Shed, Vickery’s, Intown Pediatric Medicine and Snap Fitness. The property is 81% occupied. Robert Fransen, Partner at Coro Realty, believes that Glenwood Park Retail fits well with Coro’s strategy of acquiring strategic infill properties. “Coro has made a determined push to purchase and develop in-town retail, particularly in mixed-use communities. People will continue to gravitate to the combination of live, work and play within a walkable community, particularly one with the Glenwood Park’s dynamic streetscape and great architecture.” Patti Pearlberg, Partner at Coro Realty, noted “We expect the continued densification of the Glenwood area to further enhance Glenwood Park’s fundamentals and improve its occupancy. We expect it to be a solid addition to our portfolio.” In recent years Coro Realty has purchased or developed various in-town mixed-use properties, including Berkeley Heights in West Midtown, The Brookwood Marketplace in Brookwood Hills, Buckhead Place and Tremont in Buckhead, and Village Place and Brookleigh Marketplace in Brookhaven. Coro Realty Advisors, LLC was founded in 1997 and is synonymous in Atlanta and the Southeast with intelligent real estate development and investment. The firm engages in Investment, Asset Management, Leasing and Property Management for a myriad of residential and commercial properties throughout the Southeastern United States. 

For more information on Sandy Springs Crossing please contact:

Teresa Pastore
Coro Realty Advisors, LLC.
3715 Northside Parkway
400 Northcreek – Suite 100
Atlanta, Georgia  30327
(404) 846-4000
www.cororealty.com