Regions Southeast
Campus Crest Enjoys Growth with its Fully Loaded College Living Facilities
July 7, 2008

Since Campus Crest, the developer behind a brand of college living facilities called The Grove,  began in 2004, it’s developed 19 of The Grove locations across 10 states, with 12 more slated to begin construction later this year, a 450 percent average increase per year.  Billed as ‘fully loaded college living,’ The Grove developments' amenities include individual lease options for residents, high speed Internet access throughout the residences and properties, a centrally-located clubhouse. It also offers  a pool, tavern-style game room, sand volleyball court, basketball court, fire pit, coffee shop, fitness center and tanning salon. Currently, The Grove properties provide fully loaded living facilities for college students in Alabama, Georgia, New Mexico, North Carolina, Texas, Washington and Colorado.  More locations will be added throughout 2008 and 2009 across these states as well as Tennessee and Kansas, with plans to expand into the Northeast and Western parts of the country.

 
Recent Southeast Headlines
Design Plans Unveiled for $450M Arts Center in Orlando
Sept. 05, 2008
Plans for the development of the Dr. P. Phillips Orlando Performing Arts Center move forward with the unveiling of the design for the 330,000-square-foot project.
Miami Medical Office Building Trades at $316 Per-SF
Sept. 05, 2008
The 53,700-square-foot Sunset Professional Center at 6280 Sunset Dr. in Miami has come under new ownership, courtesy of a transaction valued at approximately $17 million.
Grubb & Ellis Acquires The Retreat at Peachtree City
Sept. 04, 2008
Grubb & Ellis Realty Investors L.L.C. has acquired The Retreat at Peachtree City, a 312-unit multifamily community in the Atlanta suburb of Peachtree City, on behalf of tenant-in-common investors.
Gustav Not as Severe as Katrina
Sept. 03, 2008
Context is everything, and hurricanes appear to be no exception. Though Hurricane Gustav’s impact on the Gulf Coast in Mississippi and Louisiana wasn’t a love pat, locals mostly seem grateful that the damage it caused, already estimated at possibly up to $10 billion, is a fraction of that created by Hurricane Katrina three years ago.
AMB Leases 150,000 SF in Savannah
Sept. 03, 2008
AMB Property Corporation has announced it has leased more than 150,000 square feet of the AMB Morgan Business Center - Building 100 development in Savannah to Dorel Juvenile Group Inc., a manufacturer and distributor of children's products.