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Parkway Corporation acquires Atlanta parking lot, expands portfolio to 11 states

Parkway Corporation acquired a 113-space surface parking lot in Atlanta's Centennial Park District, expanding its national portfolio to 11 states.

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Parkway Corporation, a Philadelphia-based real estate investor and parking operator, announced via press release that a Parkway affiliate completed an off-market acquisition of a surface parking lot in Atlanta, Georgia, as part of the company's expansion into high-growth urban markets. [1] Amber Moriah Jones, a 35-year-old marketing manager, stated she prefers to live with her mother in Houston to care for her rather than paying rent for a place where she would spend little time. [2] Dave Dobkin, Managing Director and Head of Acquisitions at Parkway Corporation, said the company is excited to enter Atlanta with an asset generating strong current cash flow in a busy sports and tourist district, citing momentum from the World Cup and the Centennial Yards transformation. [3] Rob Zuritsky, President and CEO of Parkway Corporation, said the acquisition reflects the company's long-term-hold criteria, combining an irreplaceable location, multiple demand generators, and upside from eventual vertical development. [4] The acquired Atlanta property is a 50,526-square-foot surface parking lot with 113 spaces, located in Downtown Atlanta's Centennial Park District. [5] Jones lost her father unexpectedly in 2020 due to a blood clot reaching his heart, an event that changed her perspective on life and time. [6] Jones, who previously lived in Atlanta and had a home in New York, moved back to live with her mother after her father's death. [7] Jones stated that she has never married or had children, a situation that generates expectations from others regarding her life choices. [8]
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  1. Parkway Corporation, a Philadelphia-based real estate investor and parking operator, announced via press release that a Parkway affiliate completed an off-market acquisition of a surface parking lot in Atlanta, Georgia, as part of the company's expansion into high-growth urban markets. · Cision PR Newswire
  2. Amber Moriah Jones, a 35-year-old marketing manager, stated she prefers to live with her mother in Houston to care for her rather than paying rent for a place where she would spend little time. · elcomercio.pePeru
  3. Dave Dobkin, Managing Director and Head of Acquisitions at Parkway Corporation, said the company is excited to enter Atlanta with an asset generating strong current cash flow in a busy sports and tourist district, citing momentum from the World Cup and the Centennial Yards transformation. · Cision PR Newswire
  4. Rob Zuritsky, President and CEO of Parkway Corporation, said the acquisition reflects the company's long-term-hold criteria, combining an irreplaceable location, multiple demand generators, and upside from eventual vertical development. · Cision PR Newswire
  5. The acquired Atlanta property is a 50,526-square-foot surface parking lot with 113 spaces, located in Downtown Atlanta's Centennial Park District. · Cision PR Newswire
  6. Jones lost her father unexpectedly in 2020 due to a blood clot reaching his heart, an event that changed her perspective on life and time. · elcomercio.pePeru
  7. Jones, who previously lived in Atlanta and had a home in New York, moved back to live with her mother after her father's death. · elcomercio.pePeru
  8. Jones stated that she has never married or had children, a situation that generates expectations from others regarding her life choices. · elcomercio.pePeru
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