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Founded in 1958, Carter is the Southeast's oldest and largest privately held full-service commercial
real estate firm. For 50 years Carter has developed a solid track record of meeting the needs of
our varied clients through our core services portfolio that includes: Investments,
Development, Transaction Services
and Property and Facility Management. Below is a timeline highlighting the events that have occurred since 1958. |
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1999 EVP Phil Stevenson becomes national chairman of NAIOP; Carter selected as developer for BellSouth's 3.1 million sf Atlanta Metro Plan Project; merges Tampa and Orlando offices with Atlanta; Carter and BellSouth Metro Plan awarded 1999 Deal of the Year 1998 Carter awarded CEL's National Customer Service Award; Carter awarded "Mixed-Use Deal of the Year" for Lindbergh City Center 1997 Carter merges with Forsyth in Winston-Salem, and Newport Partners in Tampa and Orlando 1996 Awarded property management for Northpark Town Center, Atlanta; Carter ranked #1 Property Management company in the city by Atlanta Business Chronicle; development of third Northpark Tower 1995 Computer Power completed; Jacksonville Plantation Pipeline completed; multiple educational facilities completed, including GA Institute of Technology and Georgia Southern 1994 Atlanta Committee of Olympic Games names Carter as exclusive real estate partner; Billy Mitchell named Carter CEO 1993 Construction begins on Richland Memorial Hospital, Bayfront Medical Center and DeKalb Medical Center; NationsBank names Carter as exclusive agent in Georgia 1992 Holiday Inn Worldwide names Carter as exclusive real estate agent; Carter wins Atlanta Business Chronicle's "Best Overall Deal of the Year" Award for UPS project at Glenlake 1991 NAIOP taps Carter as Developer of the Year; completes Eleven Hundred Peachtree, Atlanta; Carolina Place, Charlotte, and St. Joseph's Center for Specialty Medicine, Atlanta; Billy Mitchell named Carter President 1990 Acquires Fleming & Associates in Nashville to begin BellSouth state headquarters development; completed in 1994 |
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1989 Opens Jacksonville office; in-house desktop publishing group formed 1988 Completes University Place, Contel Data Center, Exchange South in Jacksonville, Fla, and Barnett Bank Operations Center 1987 Carter-managed Colony Square is cited as Office Building of the Year 1986 Completes Cobb Place, BAPCO/Miami and Trust Company Perimeter Center, Atlanta 1985 Frank Carter named to Top 100 Pacesetters in Georgia 1984 Trust Company selects Carter for building management; completes Oglethorpe Power headquarters, Atlanta 1983 Completes AT&T Long Lines headquarters; completes Glenlake 35 and 1275 Peachtree, Atlanta, Billy Mitchell named national president of NAIOP 
1982Joins ONCOR; issues first Carter Report; hosts first Carter Breakfast. 1980 Receives first leasing assignments for Coca-Cola USA; expands to Birmingham |
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1976 Expands to Nashville with development of Commerce Union headquarters and hotel; Southlake Mall, Atlanta, opens 1973 Completes Cumberland Mall, Atlanta's first mall with four anchor stores 1971 Expands to Charlotte; Northlake Mall opens on LaVista Rd., Atlanta 
1970Forms Crow, Pope, & Carter; enters property management business |
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1964 Enters development business; completes Greenbriar Mall, Atlanta's first enclosed mall 1963 Brokers sell 2,000 acres to Great Southwest for development of Six Flags Over Georgia theme park |
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1958 Commercial brokerage company Pope & Carter founded. 
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NAIOP Developer of the Year for Atlanta chapter; #1-ranked Atlanta office developer by Atlanta Business
Chronicle; #9-ranked developer in the U.S. by NREI; ranked among top 10 firms in property management and brokerage in Atlanta.