Jarred Schenke is a journalist at Bisnow. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, with a focus on commercial real estate, housing markets, and real estate development. Additionally, he delves into the intersections of retail, automotive, and legal affairs, showcasing his expertise in both retail and legal technology.
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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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For the second time since 2008, developers either converted or tore down more office buildings than they added to the U.S. market.
A pair of local developers paid $40.5M for a prominent Sandy Springs retail center in 2022. Four years and a rebranding later, they sold it for $71M.
By: Jarred Schenke
Atlanta BeltLine Inc. has secured an Old Fourth Ward boutique building in an effort to preserve affordable office rents in the hot East Midtown submarket.
A franchise operator of such home service brands as pet waste management operator Doody Calls, electrician Mister Sparky and One Hour Heating & Air
More companies are becoming tenants in properties they previously owned in a bid to extract fast cash from their real estate.
By: Jarred Schenke
The fund was among several programs that Invest Atlanta has used to incentivize developers to add affordable housing inside the city. Other tools include tax-exempt bonds for below-market interest rate loans through the Urban Residential Finance Authority and bond financing for small apartment projects and single-family homes,
By: Jarred Schenke
Webstar Technology Group, a fledgling, penny stock company, entered the real estate scene last year with plans to build a $3.8B, 10-acre mixed-use district in Downtown Atlanta.
By: Jarred Schenke
The Atlanta City Council is looking to push a steep tax penalty on real estate mogul John Dewberry for stalling work on a skeletal office tower seen as an eyesore by Midtown residents.
By: Jarred Schenke
Madison Ward's first memory of industrial real estate was when her mother, industrial veteran Lisa Ward, brought her along on a warehouse tour.
A retail giant known for its extensive offerings of fishing tackle and indoor aquariums is moving into the Florida Keys luxury hotel market.
