Atlanta, GA – (August 18, 2008) — Crocker Partners today announced plans for Two NorthPlace, a 230,000-square-foot, 10-story mixed-use project. Plans call for Class A office space, complemented by 10,000 square feet of retail space, several restaurants, a fitness center and covered parking.

Located at the NorthPlace development within the Central Perimeter submarket, the new project will occupy a 2.2-acre site acquired by Crocker Partners. The Company projects a construction start in the first quarter of 2008, and completion in the first quarter of 2009 for the building, which offers immediate access and signage visibility to Georgia 400 and is close to Interstate 285 and Marta.

The project is Crocker Partners’ second in Atlanta, a market which is a focus for building the Company’s portfolio, said Crocker Partners’ Vice President Christopher Eachus, who heads the Atlanta regional office. In 2006, Crocker Partners acquired the 413,000-square-foot, 17-story, Class A Cumberland Center II office tower at 3100 Cumberland Blvd. and is pursuing other projects in the market. how to find the domain . Eachus said company principals had previously been active in the Atlanta area for a number of years through CRT Properties Inc., a publicly-traded Real Estate Investment Trust, prior to forming Crocker Partners in 2005.

Crocker Partners named Jones Lang LaSalle senior leasing director Jeff Bellamy and leasing associate Brooke Dewey to handle project leasing. Eachus noted that NorthPlace is proving its appeal with a corporate headquarters for Omni National Bank underway and Promenade at NorthPlace, a development of brownstone-style condominiums, is in its final phase.

Headquartered in Boca Raton, Crocker Partners LLC is a full-service commercial real estate firm with wide-ranging expertise in acquisitions, leasing, property management, capital markets, construction and redevelopment. The Company’s other current projects include two new hurricane-resistant office towers, in South Florida, the 300,000-square-foot CityPlace Tower nearing completion in downtown West Palm Beach, and Atlantic Center, a 477,000-square-foot building planned for downtown Fort Lauderdale. In addition, Crocker Partners recently acquired two Class A office buildings in Palm Beach and has proposed plans to develop Sanborn Square, a mixed-use project to redevelop two blocks in downtown Boca Raton.