Keith is an Investment Specialist and Retail Representative with more than twenty years’ experience in commercial real estate. He has extensive knowledge of both local and regional zoning code ordinance and contacts. As a member of the retail team, his experience includes work in valuations, retail tenant and landlord representation, sales and analysis of shopping… Read More about Keith Adler
Keith Adler, a Sales and Leasing Associate with Corporate Realty, has recently been named to CityBusiness’ “Ones to Watch” List. Keith Adler is a licensed realtor and is active in various commercial real estate capacities throughout the region. His sales experience includes work in valuations, retail tenant representation, shopping centers leasing/landlord representation, sales and… Read More about Keith Adler Named to “Ones to Watch” List by CityBusiness
The Bittermens bitters company is moving their operation from Brooklyn to New Orleans at the end of the month. The company, started in 2007 by Janet and Avery Glasser, make and bottle cocktail ingredients like Boston Bittahs, Hopped Grapefruit Bitters and Xocolatl Mole Bitters. The new Bittermens location will be in Elmwood and when the… Read More about Keith Adler Helps Bittermens Bitters Relocate to New Orleans
Keith Adler will be speaking about the Bullard Shopping Center and New Orleans East retail trends at the New Orleans Business Alliance‘s Quarterly Real Estate and Development Breakfast at 9:00 a.m. on October 18th at Liberty Bank at 6600 Plaza Drive. Keith and the other presenters will provide updates about the exciting opportunities and… Read More about Keith Adler to Speak at Business Alliance Meeting
The Times-Picayune reports that the Reliance Housing Foundation, a nonprofit affordable-housing developer, recently closed on former La Salle Hotel. The four-story building at 1113 Canal St. shares a roofline and a facade with the Saenger Theater and will be brought back into commerce along with the theater which is supposed to reopen in June, 2013…. Read More about Keith Adler Helps Bring Blighted Structure Back into Commerce