Press Releases

Matthews Real Estate Investment Services™ announced that it has opened a new office in Nashville, the capital and most populous city of Tennessee. Building on the company’s success in other parts of the nation, including California, Texas, Ohio, and Georgia, the new office is now open for business. The Nashville office is located at 150 3rd Avenue South Suite 1420, Nashville, Tennessee 37201.

Matthews™ announces further growth with the appointment of Robert Starrett as Vice President of Multifamily. Starrett will work closely with David Roth, Executive Vice President and National Director of Multifamily, with a focus on growing the firm’s multifamily presence throughout the Mid-West.

Matthews™ arranges the sale of Regions Bank located at 10803 Westheimer Rd. in Houston, TX. Senior Associate of Net-Lease Retail Joseph Nelson and Senior Vice President and Senior Director of the Single-Tenant Net-Lease Practice Group Gary Chou represented the seller and sourced the buyer.

In this GlobeSt EXCLUSIVE, Executive Vice President & Managing Director David Harrington offers insights on how the rent control law affects the value of properties that were previously not subject to any rent control.

Matthews™ announces the sale of 2100 Defoors, a multifamily property located in Underwood Hills, a neighborhood in the Buckhead District of Atlanta, GA. The investment sales agents for the property were Multifamily Associate, Connor Kerns and Executive Vice President and Managing Director David Harrington.

Matthews™ Brand Marketing Manager, Cat Ray,  recognized as an Influencer in Marketing by GlobeSt.

Matthews Real Estate Investment Services™ announces the sale of the Walmart Plaza shopping center in Olean, NY. The seller was a joint venture between affiliates of DRA Advisors and DLC Management Corp. Ben Snyder, Senior Vice President & Senior Director of Matthews™, represented the seller in the transaction.

While no regulation is the preference, AB1482 is likely to have little impact on apartment investment trends in Southern California.

Andrew Gross discusses how the Dallas mayor’s plan to make downtown Dallas more livable coupled with the 500% population growth impacts retail, STNL, shopping centers, and multifamily investments in this EXCLUSIVE.