Celebrating Milestones/Project Updates
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Celebrating Milestones/Project Updates
IN THE NEWS VOL. 11, NO.4 | JULY/AUGUST 2008 THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS FROM THE SEMBLER COMPANY Celebrating Milestones P R O J E C T inside... U P D A T E S • Model Homes Open at Duval Park •Winter Garden Village Hosts Taste Event • Updates: Town/Brookhaven and The Prado •Milestones • Volunteers of the Year • Sembler In The Community • Sembler Helps Retailers Bottom Line • New Leases • Projects Under Development FLORIDA | GEORGIA | PUERTO RICO residential sembler MODEL HOMES AT DUVAL PARK NOW OPEN! T he recent Grand Opening of the Model Homes at Duval Park was met with enthusiasm from community leaders, Pinellas County officials, and residents interested in learning more about Sembler’s first residential development. Pinellas County Commissioners Bob Stewart, Karen Seel and Ken Welch were among the estimated 200 guests who weathered intermittent rain in order to preview the new Key West style homes. The 9.78 acre project is conveniently located just south of 54th Avenue at 45th Street in the Lealman community of St. Petersburg. It is close to I-275, 20 minutes from the beaches as well as Tampa and 10 minutes from downtown St. Petersburg. The project will be constructed in several phases and will include single family homes and townhomes starting at $189,000. Upon completion, Duval Park will offer a pedestrian-friendly gated community with sidewalks leading to parks, playgrounds, a community pool and clubhouse. A pastel palette with white accents, front porches and balconies, coupled with maintenance-free living, convey the laid back lifestyle synonymous with Key West. Visit www.duvalpark.com for updates on this exciting project. DuvalPark.com 727.230.8687 Winter Garden Village Event Draws Thousands W inter Garden Village recently hosted their first annual Best Fest–The Taste of West Orange. The event is the largest fundraiser of the year for the West Orange Chamber of Commerce and is in its 6th year of production. The three-hour event drew an estimated crowd of more than 3,000 and provided businesses an opportunity to showcase their merchandise and services and restaurants an opportunity to give taste samples of featured menu items. The acoustic styling of duo Six and Four provided a soft musical backdrop to the event. More than 80 vendors participated including Winter Garden tenants: Bonefish Grill, Mimi's Café, UNO Chicago Grill, Macaroni Grill and Planet Smoothie. Property Manager John Carnesale and Assistant Property Manager Edie Solomon worked closely with the West Orange Chamber to bring the event to the center and continue to work diligently to help promote tenant sales with other planned center activities. www.WinterGardenVillage.com 2 updates Residential Construction Underway By Nick Gold C onstruction activity at TOWN / Brookhaven on Peachtree Road is proceeding rapidly. The enclosed parking structure is nearing completion and framing of the luxury residential units developed by Trammell Crow and Lincoln Property is well underway. Lincoln Property’s 372-unit luxury mid-rise community will consist of a single, six-story Epi-core building, “wrapped around” a pre-cast concrete parking deck. Approximately 50% of the units will feature so-called ‘soft-loft’ finishes, while the remainder will appeal to more traditional tastes. Community amenities will include a resort-style pool, an outdoor kitchen/grilling area, a resident clubroom with Internet café and billiards table, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and a rooftop amenity area featuring a tennis court and bocce ball court. All this, coupled with their superb location, will make these residences the choice for sophisticated living. The Columns Group, Inc. and Monte Hewett Homes are building luxury town homes with architectural themes inspired by – and designed to complement – the architecture of nearby Oglethorpe University. This development will be known as Savoy at TOWN/Brookhaven and is part of the overall TOWN/Brookhaven development. The project’s entrance is located off of Hermance Drive and the finished homes should be ready for move-in by Spring 2009. Leasing activity at TOWN/Brookhaven is going strong. Leasing representative Lindsay Douglas has a number of local boutiques and Atlanta area restaurants ready to move into this spectacular mixed-use development. Tenants will be announced shortly. www.TownBrookhaven.net new tenants: The Home Depot Target (Opening Oct. 2008) Publix Staples Circuit City Starbucks T Mobile Fatburger Genki Larry’s Giant Subs Mirko Pasta Inta Juice Panda Express Mattress Giant Great Clips RBC – Royal Bank of Canada Taco Mac Carriage Cleaners Nail Talk & Tan Existing tenants: Peter Glenn Ski & Sports Kobe Steaks Joli Kobe Café & Bakery 5 Seasons Brewery International School of Skin and Nails Atlanta Foot and Ankle Center The Prado Nears Completion By Nick Gold S ince our last update on The Prado earlier this year, much progress has been made on the center’s redevelopment. For instance the fourlevel enclosed parking deck has been completed and the interim valet parking program has ended. Throughout the summer new landscaping and upgraded lighting as well as new sidewalks have been installed. Existing tenants are pleased to see that the façade of their building is being upgraded and that a new roof with architectural shingles has been added – a fresh new makeover to blend well with the newly built components of the shopping center. Speaking of new tenants, Target is near completion and gearing up for its October grand opening, and Publix is set to open in early 2009. Finally the new Prado Website was launched — www.ShopPrado.com which features a list of all confirmed tenants as well as special offers. www.ShopPrado.com 3 milestones T he Sembler Company has long been recognized for its longevity and staying power in the industry in addition to its talented, creative, and experienced team of professionals. In 2008, Sembler is recognizing several associates who are celebrating milestone service anniversaries. Their longevity is heralded as one of the driving factors in Sembler’s success. GREG SEMBLER, CEO; 25 years Greg grew up in the shopping center business and at an early age accompanied his father on site visits, tenant meetings and lease negotiations. In 1983 he officially joined The Sembler team. His early duties included spending six months converting our manual accounting system over to the computer. He next turned his focus toward learning the entrepreneurial side of the business and started by assuming leasing duties for several shopping center projects. Upon successful leasing of those projects he became a Project Manager followed by a brief stint as an outlet center developer. While scouting for a potential outlet center site in 1993, he discovered the possibilities of Puerto Rico and realized how underserved retail was on the island. As a result, he opened the Puerto Rico division in 1996. Fast forward 25 years and Greg sits at the helm of The Sembler Company and will no doubt steer it to many successes in the future. n o w Greg Sembler congratulates Jeff Fuqua JEFF FUQUA, PRESIDENT; 20 years Jeff joined The Sembler Company in 1988 as a Leasing Agent. For two years he traveled to Ft. Lauderdale on weekends to attend NOVA University and earned an MBA in Real Estate Development and Real Estate Finance. In 1992, he moved to Atlanta and took over the company’s regional office as Senior Vice development, President responsible for and leasing construction, management, operations in the Georgia and South Carolina areas. In 1997 he was promoted to President of the development division and appointed to the Board of Directors and today he serves as President of The Sembler Company. Jeff is recognized as an innovative and creative developer who is behind many of Sembler’s award-winning projects such as Perimeter Place and Edgewood Retail Center. Thanks to Jeff and his team, The Sembler Company has been named Top Retail Developer in Atlanta for seven years in a row! Betty and Mel Sembler congratulate Greg Sembler It was forty years ago that Mel Sembler relocated Mel Sembler Associates to St. Petersburg from Dyersburg, Tennessee. Florida offered a sunny climate for business and family and became headquarters for The Sembler Company. 15 YEARS Elaine Alito Vice President - IT 4 15 YEARS Nola Beckham 15 YEARS Debbie Fineran 10 YEARS Jorge Hernandez 10 YEARS Ed Jozwiak Executive Assistant to Mel Sembler Accounting Supervisor, Operating Centers Real Estate Manager Puerto Rico Division Director of Outparcel Sales In-House Counsel www.sembler.com volunteers Sembler recognizes of the Year! W e are proud to recognize two very important individuals who have contributed significantly to their communities. Our Volunteer of the Year award pays tribute to their volunteer services and the dedication each have contributed in 2007. Sembler encourages each associate to give back to their communities to follow the principle of leaving things better than we found them and by setting an example for others to follow. them in permanent homes. For the past four years Krissy has played an instrumental role in rescuing dozens and dozens of homeless dogs in and around her community. Her tireless efforts and dedication has saved many lives and this often means digging into her own pocket to provide funds for food, surgeries, and supplies. In St. Petersburg, we recognize Michelle McIntosh who along with her husband Greg, founded Nature Matters. The organization works Krissy Venneman receives her award from Jeff Fuqua In Atlanta, for to keep Florida the second year in a row we recognize communities, bays, beaches and interior Krissy Venneman for her outstanding waterways clean. In just one year, Nature contribution to the Reynoldstown Pet Patrol, Matters has removed several tons of a non-profit 501c3 organization which rescues debris and trash from local islands and and rehabilitates homeless dogs and places waterways. Michelle’s duties as Director of Greg Sembler presents the Volunteer Award to Michelle McIntosh the organization include grant writing, event coordination, and website maintenance. She works most nights and weekends for this cause and has made a lifetime commitment to this effort! Nature Matters is further dedicated to raising awareness about the serious implications that littering, waste and storm water pollution have on our waterways, wildlife, and the ecological integrity of our environment. As Volunteers of the Year, Krissy and Michelle received a plaque commemorating this honor and a $500 contribution to their charities. community Sembler IN THE C ommitment to community is one of the principles The Sembler Company was built on and all associates are encouraged to give back to the best of their ability. Recently, V.P. of Marketing Dawn Ladd rallied a group to volunteer for Wildlife Haven Rehab, a local non-profit wildlife rescue group. A group of eight Sembler associates joined Dawn’s husband Eddie and his son Jordon to build twin eight-foot aviaries that will be used to house recovering birds and orphaned mammals. The Sembler group was led by Development Manager Dave Davis, who drafted the plans for the aviaries and also volunteered for several additional days to help continue their progress. Other Sembler volunteers included: Sandy O’Connell, Alissa Mitchell, Elaine Alito, Chad West, Judie Glenn, Sue Wilson and Carol Fetter 5 Sembler Property Management Helps Retailer’s Bottom Line S embler projects are recognized for their quality, innovative and appealing designs as well as for the success that retailers enjoy in each of our centers. Although some retailers are experiencing challenges due to the current economic climate, the Sembler Property Management team has worked diligently to help their bottom line. According to Dave Zook, V.P. Property Management, “We are dedicated to our tenant’s success. By keeping a critical eye on center expenses and identifying areas of potential savings we can help them continue their growth progress and profit levels.” Some examples of center cost savings include: • Renegotiation of cleaning contracts resulted in a cost reduction of $24,000 with no change in service • Re-design of a center’s parking lot wiring system which resulted in an electric savings of $1,500 per month • Ongoing tax appeal program has lowered taxable values by over $1 million with more savings expected It is just another way that The Sembler Company helps owners and retailers achieve success at their centers and is why it is recognized as one of the leading retail property management organizations in the Southeast. anniversaries SERVICE Jennifer Halfinds, Sr. Accounting Lease Administrator...................................................12 years Adrian Collazo, Lease Manager......................................................................................11 years Steve Althoff, Sr. Vice President Leasing/Property Management.....................................11 years Meredith Harris, Tenant Coordinator...............................................................................4 years Dan Diamond, Development Manager.............................................................................3 years Sandy O’Connell, Graphic Artist.......................................................................................3 years Sean Ellison, Systems Administrator.................................................................................2 years Heather Fava, Real Estate Manager..................................................................................2 years Kanika Lester, Staff Accountant........................................................................................2 years Jim Roman, Dir. of Property Management..........................................................................1 year Darcy Brittich, Staff Accountant..........................................................................................1 year Nate Leighton, Staff Accountant.........................................................................................1 year Jean Galanos, In-house Counsel..........................................................................................1 year Megan O’Malley, Administrative Assistant..........................................................................1 year Rachel Wein, Development Manager..................................................................................1 year John Carnesale, Property Manager.....................................................................................1 year Guillermo Cruz, VP Puerto Rico Division............................................................................1 year Lyndsey Packard, Administrative Assistant..........................................................................1 year Sheri Ruegsegger, Administrative Assistant........................................................................1 year Lindsay Douglas, Leasing Representative............................................................................1 year welcome ABOARD Brian Seel Development Intern 6 www.sembler.com St. Petersburg atlanta The Sembler Company is pleased to announce the following professionals have joined our staff: Jocelyn Pacheco Staff Accountant Property Mgmt. OVER 57,000 s.f. Leased NEWLEASES FLORIDA Georgia BayWalk, St. Petersburg, Florida Lighthouse Crossings, St. Petersburg, Florida Cumming Town Center, Cumming, Georgia Birkenstock by Happy Feet 1,326 Mattress Firm 3,600 Hobby Town USA 5,595 Beneva Marketplace, Sarasota, Florida Oakleaf Town Center, Jacksonville, Florida Deerfield Place, Atlanta, Georgia Good As New 2,640 rue21 4,157 Brooklyn Joe’s 2,499 Sally Beauty Supply 1,400 Boynton Town Center, Boynton Beach, Florida Park Street Retail, Seminole, Florida Gilman Ciocia 5,000 Verizon Wireless 5,000 Hampton Lakes, Tampa, Florida Publix at Bayside Lakes, Palm Bay, Florida Flying Fish Bikes 6,175 Soprano’s Pizza & Wings 2,400 s.f. Home Depot Plaza, Port Richey, Florida Southchase Plaza, Orlando, Florida The Breakfast Station 1,200 Deerfield Dental Practice 1,200 Town Brookhaven, Atlanta, Georgia La Plaza Grande North, The Villages, Florida Spanish Plaines, The Villages, Florida Varnell & Warwick, P.A. 1,715 Superior Cleaners 1,200 Tin Drum Asian Café 2,172 Slack’s 3,002 T-Mobile 2,489 Perimeter Place, Atlanta, Georgia Beal Bank 1,297 Robson Crossing, Gainesville, Georgia Lighthouse Chiropractic 1,500 La Plaza Grande South, The Villages, Florida Custom Apparel & Gifts 2,160 Park Street Retail, Seminole, Florida Oakleaf Town Center, Jacksonville, Florida Winter Garden Village, Winter Garden, Florida Sembler in the News is written and edited by Dawn Ladd with Nick Gold, Alissa Mitchell, Helen Camp, Heather Correa Duffy, Jeff Fuqua, Meredith Hoffman, David Murphy, Janine Smith, and Teresa Smith contributing. Graphic design by Sandy O’Connell. If you would like to receive Sembler in the News, e-mail Alissa Mitchell at alissa.mitchell@sembler.com. To receive Sembler In The News via e-mail, contact Alissa Mitchell at alissa.mitchell@sembler.com. 7 Over 10 Million s.f. Under Development / Construction FLORIDA • Brooks Village (105,000 s.f. Publix-anchored shopping center), Naples, FL •Commercial Boulevard Shoppes (85,000 s.f. shopping center) Broward County, FL •Crosscreek Village (85,000 s.f. Publix-anchored shopping center) St. Cloud, FL •Duval Park (73 residential units) St. Petersburg, FL • Hammock Park (160,000 s.f. shopping center), Naples, FL • Heron Creek Place (400,000 s.f. community shopping center), North Port, FL • Paley Place (150,000 s.f. grocery-anchored neighborhood shopping center), Bradenton, FL • 66th Street Retail Center (mixed-use development: 26,000 s.f. retail/office and 90 residential units.), St. Petersburg, FL • Southwood Marketplace (460,000 s.f. power center), Tallahassee, FL GEORGIA • Canton Marketplace (800,000 s.f. Target and Lowes-anchored regional open-air shopping center), Canton, GA •Dawson Marketplace (1 million s.f. regional shopping center) Dawsonville, GA • Deerfield Place (400,000 s.f. Target-anchored community-scale power village), Alpharetta, GA • Henry Marketplace (500,000 s.f. regional open-air shopping center), McDonough, GA • Macon Town Center (approx. 250,000 s.f. retail center), Macon, GA 1450 South Johnson Ferry Road Suite 100 Atlanta, Georgia 30319-4316 404.847.1800 • The Prado (345,000 s.f. Publix, Home Depot and Target-anchored vertical mixed-use project), Atlanta, GA • Town/Briarcliff (verticle mixed-use, 300,000 s.f. retail, 3,000 residential units), Atlanta, GA • Town/Brookhaven (vertical mixed-use project with 600,000 s.f. retail, 150,000 s.f. office and 1,000 residential units), Atlanta, GA • Westside Crossing (approx. 300,000 s.f. retail center), Atlanta, GA VIRGINIA • Gateway (252,000 s.f. power center), Portsmouth, VA SOUTH CAROLINA • Okatie Crossing (approx. 1.5 million s.f. mixed-use development), Bluffton, SC PUERTO RICO • Añasco Plaza (148,600 s.f. discount department store-anchored community shopping center), Añasco, Puerto Rico • Plazoleta Isabela (64,431 s.f. Walgreens-anchored shopping center with four additional outparcels), Isabela, Puerto Rico • Plaza Del Mar (627,615 s.f. [Phase I] open-air power center), Ceiba, Puerto Rico • Plaza Rio Grande (260,000 s.f. discount department store-anchored shopping center ), Rio Grande, Puerto Rico Build-to-Suit PROJECT / STORE OPENINGS Walgreens PR 129 at Calle Union., Arecibo, PR PR 891 & O’Neill St. Corozal, PR PR 3 & Pimentel, Rio Grande, PR PR 167 & Calle #2, Bayamon, PR Fairfield & Mobile Hwy., Pensacola, FL Pine Ridge Rd. & Colliers Blvd., Naples, FL Rattlesnake Hammock Rd. & Colliers Blvd., Naples FL US Hwy 51N & Norfleet Lane, Senatobia, MS Poplar Springs Dr. & North Hills Dr., Meridian, MS N. Plank Rd. & Noel Drive, Newburgh, NY Target at Deerfield Place, Alpharetta, GA Petco at Deerfield Place, Alpharetta, GA The Sembler Center 5858 Central Avenue St. Petersburg, Florida 33707-1728 727.384.6000 SALES CLOSINGS The Promenade at Naples Centre, Naples, FL Outparcel at Oakleaf Town Center, Jacksonville, FL Outparcel at Commercial Blvd. Shoppes, Broward County, FL Cumming Town Center, Cumming, Georgia Centro Comercial Los Prados 501 Grand Boulevard Los Prados Caguas, Puerto Rico 00727 787.745.4805 Sembler | P.O. Box 41847 | St. Petersburg, FL 33743-1847 | 1-800-940-6000 | www.sembler.com
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