ATLANTA, GA – Carter, one of the nation’s leading
investment, development and advisory firms, said it has closed on approximately
$100 million in equity development deals aligned with its streamlined focus on
investment, development and advisory services.
The company plans to start construction on another $200
million by early 2013. Simultaneously, the company unveiled a new brand
identity that includes a refreshed logo, new imaging and an updated website –
all aligned with the new focus.
The new developments are HighPoint at Columbus Commons (lower right photo), a $50 million residential project
with retail in downtown Columbus, Ohio; Phase II of The Banks (lower left photo) in downtown Cincinnati ($73 million); Highland Square, a $40 million student
housing project in Oxford, Miss; and more than $100 million worth of projects
in Louisiana and Oklahoma.
Last year, Carter announced it would focus on equity
development in student housing, multifamily and mixed-use projects in core
areas; value-add office investment opportunities; education-oriented project
management; and an expanded strategic consulting/advisory services practice.
“Our new developments in Ohio, Michigan and Mississippi are
part of the plan we announced nine months ago and indicative of what Carter is
today,” said Scott Taylor (top right photo), president
of Carter. “As our firm changed, we needed to refresh our identity and brand,
and we’ve done that as well.”
For a complete copy of the company’s news release, please
contact:
Wilbert News Strategies
Tony Wilbert
404-965-5022 or 404-405-3656
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