Skyline. Let us WOW you.

Home buyers, agents and others interested in learning more about Lindbergh’s newest luxury high-rise are invited to Skyline at Lindbergh’s Poinsettia Party, Thursday, December 13 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. The event, hosted by Morris & Raper Realtors, will take place at the Skyline at Lindbergh sales center located in Lindbergh Plaza. Guests may dine on the array of scrumptious holiday hors d’œuvres, as well as try the signature drink, “Poinsettia” – a refreshing mix of fine champagne and fresh cranberry juice. All those in attendance will receive a small poinsettia as a parting gift. Read the rest of this entry »

MCL Properties Welcomes Morris and Raper REALTORS to Skyline at Lindbergh - an all glass luxury condominium high rise in Atlanta

ATLANTA – MCL Companies is pleased to welcome two Morris and Raper REALTORS to Skyline at Lindbergh in Buckhead. Glynda Brooks and Gina Harrouk will serve interested new home buyers at the newly opened sales center located in Lindbergh Plaza. The new all-glass luxury condominium high rise is located in Fulton County at the corner of Morosgo Drive and Adina Street, and will encompass 220 one- to three-bedroom homes priced from the $190,000s to $1 million-plus for penthouses and is set for a Spring 2009 completion.

Brooks, who is serving as Sales Manager for Skyline at Lindbergh, has been involved in the real estate industry since 1998, first in Real Estate Investment and Property Management and then Real Estate Sales. She attended Washington State University where she earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology. Brooks is a member of the Atlanta Board of REALTORS, and currently lives Downtown.

“Skyline at Lindbergh truly offers a unique lifestyle to homeowners as it is the only all-glass tower in the area, and offers phenomenal views from every home from the eighth floor and up,” Brooks said. “In addition, every home is upgraded with hardwood floors, granite countertops, Bosh appliances and more. Skyline also has the largest balconies I have ever seen in a high-rise.”

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