Tagged with Front Row
Butler Snow LLP will relocate its Huntsville office to the Front Row mixed-use development in downtown Huntsville. The high-profile move marks the latest win for the $220 million project adjacent […]
As the first residential building at Front Row nears completion, developers are offering a closer look at what they say will redefine downtown living. During an exclusive tour, co-developer Dan […]
The developers behind Front Row say they are not building apartments. They are building something Huntsville hasn’t had before. Standing amid cranes and concrete, co-developers Mitchell Rutter of Essex Capital […]
Developers behind the $220 million Front Row development have announced the start of pre-leasing for The Residences at Front Row, marking a major step forward for the mixed-use development rising […]
Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in North Alabama Won’t you be my neighbor? He’s called senator, coach and now neighbor? At his recent Washington update […]
HUNTSVILLE — The inaugural ICSC Huntsville local event featured a heavyweight panel of development professionals Thursday. Moderated by Wesley Crunkleton of Crunkleton Commercial Real Estate, the panel featured Shane Davis, […]
Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in North Alabama Keith vs. Watkins We featured the “showdown on the westside” last week but there’s another hotly anticipated City […]
HUNTSVILLE – With a reference to astronomical bodies, construction on the Rocket City’s “gateway to downtown” was launched Tuesday. “Welcome to Front Row!” said developer Mitch Rutter with Essex Capital. […]
Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in North Alabama Meredith vs. Caudle Lewis OTR called it months ago, Kim Caudle Lewis is challenging John Meredith for the […]
HUNTSVILLE – After several years of sitting empty, the 11-acre property on Clinton Avenue across from the Von Braun Center will finally see dirt turned. Essex Capital and Ascend Property […]
HUNTSVILLE – It has been one of the most conspicuously barren plots of land in downtown Huntsville for years. But the rubble remains of the old Coca-Cola bottling plant on […]