Cicely Anderson, Property Manager for Duke Realty, was recently elected to the CID board. Check out our Q&A with Cicely to learn about her goals for the CID community and her vision for the district.
A: It’s important for Duke Realty to maintain and enhance the area to protect our investments over the long term. Duke was integral to the development of the Sugarloaf area over 20 years ago and has been an investor in the CID from the beginning. As the district has expanded, we have had the opportunity to add more of our properties to the CID so that we can make an even bigger impact.
A: The CID’s cameras with license plate readers have been a great partnership to help the police reduce crime, and we are excited about the new cameras that are being added around our properties as part of the CID’s recent expansion. We are also very excited about the gateway monument sign that will be installed later this year. Finally, transportation and traffic flow improvements are critical to our tenants. The CID has already leveraged millions for transportation improvements, and we have identified a new list of projects to solve traffic challenges in expansion areas. The CID is also working on our trail plan to connect to properties throughout our district.
A: As the area grows with new development and improvements, the Sugarloaf CID will remain a premiere destination that is connected, safe, and attractive.
As Property Manager for Duke Realty, Cicely is responsible for helping manage an ever growing portion of the company’s 13.0 million-square-foot, multi-site portfolio of industrial assets in Atlanta. She focuses on building management, client relationships and customer satisfaction. Her duties include coordinating and implementing asset plans in each property, overseeing all phases of capital projects and working closely with tenants on property management-related matters.
Cicely earned her Masters of Science in Real Estate from Georgia State University. She is active in CREW Atlanta, serving as co-chair of the ACE Committee and a member of CREW Atlanta’s Leadership Class of 2020/2021. Cicely is also a graduate of the Atlanta Women’s Foundation Leadership Class of 2019 and serves on the Young Professional’s Board for Meals on Wheels Atlanta.
