Laura Redman

Laura Redman, Property Manager with Core Property Capital, received the 2023 BOMA Georgia Young Professional of the Year Award. The award was created to recognize a BOMA Georgia member who has been active in the association for four years or less and has demonstrated excellence in serving the commercial real estate industry in their area of expertise.

An individual who nominated Laura for the award said, “My nomination for Laura Redman is an easy one to make. Laura’s dedication to her property and team is unmatched. She works diligently to keep her property at its best while continuously cutting costs. It’s a fine balance but she has mastered providing the best service for our tenants while making sure that our expenses are in line. In addition, Laura’s dedication to her team is amazing to watch. She makes sure that the engineers get the funding required to maintain equipment at its top condition while assisting them in looking for alternative measures to save money for the property. Lastly, Laura’s dedication to community service is inspiring. She has organized our participation with the Children’s shelter in Midtown and has raised funds and supplies for this worthy charity so that we can make an impact on these young lives.”

One of her coworkers said, “Overall, Laura is a great example of a well-rounded and smart property manager. Personally, Laura is a joy to work with and I am very proud and pleased that she is on the Core Team.”

Laura joined BOMA Georgia in 2021 and was subsequently a member of the Community Service Committee and the 2024 BOMA Southern Region Conference Education Committee. Laura also served as the 2023 Emerging Professionals Resource Group vice chair and served as a TOBY Awards judge. Laura was also appointed to serve as 2024 Chair of the Emerging Professionals Resource Group and was elected to serve as a member of the BOMA Georgia Board of Directors for the 2024-2025 term.

“Laura has quickly become one of the most active and most impactful members of our association,” said BOMA Georgia Chief Executive Officer Gabriel Eckert. “Getting to know Laura, you can easily see she is an insightful and talented leader who cares very much about adding value to the people and properties she serves and creating opportunities to serve others.”

At Core Property Capital, at the time she received the award, Laura was responsible for the day-to-day operation of 7000 Central Park, a 450,000 square foot Class A office building in Atlanta’s Central Perimeter submarket. In addition to her role at 7000 Central Park, she established and oversaw Core Property Capital’s charity division in which the company partnered with and supported local organizations. Outside of work, Laura was involved in other charitable organizations including The Atlanta Mission: My Sister’s House, Hashtag Lunchbag, The Grocery Spot, and FreeFridge99/ATLFreeFridge.

Prior to joining Core Property Capital, Laura served as an Assistant Property Manager for Branch Properties in Atlanta from 2019 to 2021. At Branch Properties, she acted as the primary contact for approximately 350 tenants across a 1.5 million square foot grocery anchored shopping center portfolio of 14 properties across the Southeastern United States.

Laura and the property management team at 7000 Central Park won the 2023 BOMA Georgia TOBY Award in the 250,000 to 499,999 square feet category. Additionally, in 2022, Laura earned an Inclusive Leadership Certificate from CRE Insight Journal. Laura was also named a 10 to Watch by CRE Insight Journal in 2023.