Jarred Schenke is a journalist at Bisnow. He covers a range of topics within the construction and real estate sectors, including commercial real estate, housing market trends, real estate development, and retail analytics, with a focus on consumer behavior. Jarred's insights and expertise have been featured in various industry publications.
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Jarred Schenke's coverage focuses heavily on the local real estate industry in Atlanta and Georgia. He often includes press releases, data citations, and private sector announcements in his articles. To effectively reach out to Jarred, consider offering exclusive access to data or insights related to the Atlanta commercial real estate market. Additionally, providing perspectives from key players such as developers, executives of real estate firms or experts familiar with the Atlanta market could be valuable for his reporting.
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Institutional investors are paying up for well-located Atlanta apartment complexes.
By: Jarred Schenke
For the first time in 15 years, no new office projects over 100K SF were underway in Metro Atlanta.
If at first Prologis doesn't succeed, it tries, tries, tries … and tries one last time.
. Regent is now in due diligence to acquire the 639K SF tower at 3340 Peachtree Road, according to the ABC, citing unnamed sources.
Investment in the self-storage market has been making a comeback after years of high interest rates and fewer home sales put a damper on the sector.
A fund operated by Chicago-based financial services firm Mesirow picked up a prominent Midtown apartment tower at one of the highest prices paid per unit so far this year.
The husk of John Dewberry's Campanile Building in Midtown is now clear of debt.
Emory University has acquired a cancer treatment center that houses a 90-ton cyclotron after its original owner filed for bankruptcy.
By: Matt Wasielewski, Jarred Schenke, Taylor Driscoll
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By: Jarred Schenke
Electric power now tops the list for site selection for megaprojects like factories and data centers, overtaking incentives and talent.
