EXPERTISE PORTFOLIO CULTURE ABOUT NEWS SUBCONTRACTORS COVID-19 CAREERS FAVORITES CONTACT Search for: Search Button Featured Project RED VENTURES PARKING DECK PARKING STRUCTURES SAFE & FUNCTIONAL SOLUTIONS Structured parking is about more than vehicles; it’s about the people that use them. Will they be able to access it easily? Can they get in and out quickly? Do they feel safe? Choate’s experience in delivering over 12 million square feet of structured parking solutions has equipped our team with the knowledge to answer these questions and turn your facility into a valued infrastructure element. READ MORE SCOTT HARRIS VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, CHARLOTTE CONTACT LATEST PARKING STRUCTURES NEWS CHOATE CONSTRUCTION PARTNERS WITH AUTISM STRONG FOUNDATION TO RAISE $326K+ FOR CHARLOTTE FAMILIES READ MORE CHOATE AWARDED $152M COMMONWEALTH MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT READ MORE Recent Project ELIZABETH ON SEVENTH SQUARE FOOTAGE 103,500 LOCATION CHARLOTTE, NC ALL PROJECTS FILTER BY ATTRIBUTE > ATLANTA CHARLESTON CHARLOTTE NASHVILLE RALEIGH SAVANNAH

EXPERTISE PORTFOLIO CULTURE ABOUT NEWS SUBCONTRACTORS COVID-19 CAREERS FAVORITES CONTACT Search for: Search Button NEWS CHOATE PICKS UP THE PACE WITH SOUTHEAST REAL ESTATE BUSINESS May 26, 2021 As the Southeast begins to feel the positive impacts of administered COVID-19 vaccines, and with March marking an uptick in project starts, Southeast Real Estate Business Magazine called upon Choate’s Matt Brewer, President & CEO, to weigh in on the state of the market. Despite a near full economic shutdown, several “hot commodities,” as the Magazine describes, such as multifamily housing, industrial distribution, and life sciences projects, march forward. “One area where we’ve seen substantial opportunities and increases is in the industrial warehousing markets,” Brewer shares. Due to the increased demand in online shopping over the last year (decade, really), industrial construction projects became highly competitive for general contractors across the country. Particularly in port cities, where distribution and manufacturing companies have quick access to goods and supplies shipped from overseas. Brewer notes, “We have well-established offices in Charleston and Savannah, and there is a lot of port activity in the industrial and multifamily markets.” While the Southeast marks positive progression out of COVID-19, material pricing and availability are still reeling from the supply chain impact. From buying lumber futures, to a fast buyout strategy as Brewer expands upon, finding ways to overcome these hiccups is critical to keeping projects on track. Read the full article here. Tags: SHARE: PREV POST NEXT POST MORE NEWS CATEGORIES YEARLY ARCHIVES VIEW ALL NEWS FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM ATLANTA CHARLESTON CHARLOTTE NASHVILLE RALEIGH SAVANNAH