Dewberry Group

Mr. Dewberry, who originally founded Dewberry Capital Corporation in 1989 with $5,000 of personal capital, has grown his company into one of the leading commercial real estate firms in the Southeast through the acquisition and development of more than three million square feet of property. Today, the firms approximately $1.5 billion in operating as... sets spans from Virginia to Florida, with additional development properties representing approximately $5 billion in future revenue and has become the largest private owner of land on or adjoining Peachtree Street, the backbone of the commercial business district in Midtown Atlanta, Georgia. In 2019 Dewberry Capital Corporation changed its name to Dewberry Group as the parent company to its various entities, Dewberry Hospitality, Dewberry Office, Dewberry Living, Studio Dewberry and Dewberry Foundation. Mr. Dewberrys unique ability to understand the intersection of architecture, design and development is his hallmark, and led to the founding of Studio Dewberry, Dewberry Groups design firm, in 2014. Beginning with collaborations with architects, preservationists and design firms on his homes in Charleston, South Carolina, and Doonbeg, Ireland, Studio Dewberry has expanded organically to include additional larger partnerships on design, furnishing, lighting and art commissions, for prominent developments within the Dewberry Groups portfolioincluding Midtown Atlanta high-rise office developments, Campanile, Peachtree Pointe and The Dewberry Charleston. It represents yet another way to exceed corporate, residential and hospitality industry expectations. Prior to founding Dewberry Group, Mr. Dewberry worked for the New Yorkbased Marine Midland Bank (a predecessor to HSBC) as Assistant Vice President Southeast in commercial real estate lending. In 1986, Mr. Dewberry received his bachelors degree in industrial management from the Georgia Institute of Technology, where he also served as the Institutes quarterback for the Yellow Jackets football team during the 1983-1985 ...Read More