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'''Southpace Properties''' is a real-estate broker and developer founded in [[1984]] by [[John Lauriello]] and [[Bill McDavid]]. The company has been known for their commitment to rehabilitating historic structures in [[downtown Birmingham]]. | '''Southpace Properties''' is a real-estate broker and developer founded in [[1984]] by [[John Lauriello]] and [[Bill McDavid]]. The company has been known for their commitment to rehabilitating historic structures in [[downtown Birmingham]]. [[Bryan Holt]] and [[Tyler Bradford]] joined the firm in [[2011]]. | ||
The company's first major development was the [[Berry Project]], an adaptive re-use of several historic commercial buildings on the 2000 block of [[2nd Avenue North]]. | The company's first major development was the [[Berry Project]], an adaptive re-use of several historic commercial buildings on the 2000 block of [[2nd Avenue North]]. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* Cooper, Lauren B. (January 7, 2011) "Change on the way for Southpace Properties." | * Cooper, Lauren B. (January 7, 2011) "Change on the way for Southpace Properties." {{BBJ}} | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:58, 7 July 2013
Southpace Properties is a real-estate broker and developer founded in 1984 by John Lauriello and Bill McDavid. The company has been known for their commitment to rehabilitating historic structures in downtown Birmingham. Bryan Holt and Tyler Bradford joined the firm in 2011.
The company's first major development was the Berry Project, an adaptive re-use of several historic commercial buildings on the 2000 block of 2nd Avenue North.
References
- Cooper, Lauren B. (January 7, 2011) "Change on the way for Southpace Properties." Birmingham Business Journal
External links
- Southpace Properties website