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AMCO and joint venture partner ANiMAL provide an update on the final phase of the Star Metals District. “By reducing the large parking structures that engulf the ground level, the project exemplifies the district’s mission to create a cohesive, walkable, community-first area in West Midtown.” said ANiMAL's Max Cookes.
Read ArticleAn Atlanta real estate investment firm has acquired a chunk of undeveloped land in Summerhill, a neighborhood near Grant Park that’s seeing a $1 billion revival. ANiMAL purchased about 10 acres in the heart of the area's ongoing renewal. The seller was Carter, the Atlanta real estate company serving as master developer of Summerhill during its recent boom. The sale closed Aug. 15.
Read ArticleANiMAL discusses its expansion in Charlotte, the value of having a physical presence in the city, and the major plans for its Uptown assets. "We are seeing opportunity across almost every asset class, including single-family, land, urban infill, mixed-use, multifamily and retail, and even office at the right basis."
Read ArticleANiMAL previously acquired the former Atlanta Humane Society and a neighboring city block in West Midtown Atlanta, the once dilapidated industrial district that has been transformed into a trendy, walkable neighborhood with tech hubs, restaurants and nightlife.
Read ArticleThe ABC recognizes ANiMAL's Max Cookes' "bold plans to impact a neighborhood, a district or a city" and names him amongst its Power 10: the People Reshaping Atlanta's Urban Districts.
Read ArticleANiMAL will primarily target opportunistic assets across the Southeast. “Over the next 12 to 18 months, there’s a really big opportunity for groups that are well capitalized and are able to close quickly without contingencies," says ANiMAL founder Max Cookes.
Read ArticleANiMAL's strategy is to buy infill properties that can be redeveloped such as office buildings, parking decks, hotels and malls. In Charlotte, the firm has already acquired two former Duke Energy Corp. properties in Uptown, and has expressed interest in assets in NoDa, lower South End and South End.
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