Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Carter’s Scott Cloud Named One of Real Estate Forum’s “45 Under 40”

  
Scott Cloud

 ATLANTA (November 6, 2013) – Carter, one of the country’s leading real estate investment, development and advisory firms, is pleased to announce that Scott Cloud, senior vice president, has been named one of Real Estate Forum Magazine’s “45 Under 40.”

Real Estate Forum announced on Oct. 29 that Scott was chosen as one of the top 45 influential commercial real estate professionals in the country. This year, there were more than 450 submissions, a record for the publication. Scott was one of three professionals from Atlanta to make the list.

“It is an honor to be recognized by Real Estate Forum,’” said Scott. “The past five years at Carter have given me the opportunity to be surrounded by and learn from a phenomenal group of people.”

Real Estate Forum’s “45 Under 40” profiles top executives from all facets of commercial real estate. Chosen from a variety of industry disciplines, specialties and geographic regions, they share the key criteria of talent, ambition and success at an early age, said Real Estate Forum.

Jim Shelton
As senior vice president with Carter’s Investments Group, Scott’s primary focus is capital markets and sourcing new real estate investment and development opportunities.

In this role, he focuses on opportunistic real estate investments and leads Carter’s office acquisition efforts. His responsibilities also include the financing and due diligence of new Carter investment and development opportunities.

 Jim Shelton, Carter’s vice chairman, commented: “We are thrilled that all of Scott’s hard work and efforts have been recognized by Real Estate Forum. He is a great asset to our investment team and we look forward to many more successes together.”

Over the past 10 years, Scott has been involved in the acquisition or disposition of more than 11 million square feet of commercial real estate valued at more than $1 billion. Most recently, Carter closed a $40 million, 235-unit multifamily development in Atlanta’s in-town neighborhood of Decatur. Cloud sourced the opportunity, which aligns with Carter’s model of urban infill development. The project is significant because it is the first multi-family development in the supply-constrained submarket since 2001.

For a complete copy of the company’s news release, please contact:

Tony Wilbert
The Wilbert Group
404-888-3091


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