Jun 30, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 16 segments
Chris Eachus has spent over two decades rising through the ranks at CP Group — from analyst to partner — and is now leading one of the most ambitious adaptive reuse projects in Atlanta's history: the…
Chris EachusGuest
Tim WrightHost
Yeah, we made, um, one of our best investments actually at the tail end of 2010.
And then the rest of the projects really that we invested in were done in like 2012.
I think values were so low and, and sentiment was so bad that it felt like, you know, not dissimilar in the last few years maybe.
But back then, a lot of people, we started buying things very actively and, and frankly had a lot of critics that were, you know, saying there was gonna be a double dip in the, in the economy.
And so I think people, you know, it was so bad previously that I think coming out of it you had to be careful 'cause you didn't wanna get, you know, crushed again.
Um, but it was the right move, and we went, uh, w- as a partnership, we decided it was time to buy.
And it was really fun, and in hindsight it all looks like it was great and easy, but at the time it was nerve-wracking.
Yeah, we made, um, one of our best investments actually at the tail end of 2010.
And then the rest of the projects really that we invested in were done in like 2012.
I think values were so low and, and sentiment was so bad that it felt like, you know, not dissimilar in the last few years maybe.
But back then, a lot of people, we started buying things very actively and, and frankly had a lot of critics that were, you know, saying there was gonna be a double dip in the, in the economy.
And so I think people, you know, it was so bad previously that I think coming out of it you had to be careful 'cause you didn't wanna get, you know, crushed again.
Um, but it was the right move, and we went, uh, w- as a partnership, we decided it was time to buy.
And it was really fun, and in hindsight it all looks like it was great and easy, but at the time it was nerve-wracking.
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