ABOUT US
Silvio Development Company (SDC) is an Atlanta based real estate private equity, development and consultation firm that has strategic alliances with proven and trusted partners and investors for providing real estate solutions. SDC is small in size but tall in relationships, experience and backing. We bring the professional and complete experience for sale or lease (sometimes enjoyed by the larger projects) to the 20K sf to 50k sf segment of the market that may not be entirely satisfied with the present service providers. Projects larger than 50Ksf require no more effort than those less than 50Ksf, and with our competitive business model, economics of scale will give SDC an unusual, but logical economic advantage. All projects will benefit from the value added and experience gained from decades of design/build construction by the SDC team.
Silvio Development Company was formed to provide Real Estate Solutions for industrial real estate. Its value comes from its founder, Jerry L. Silvio, whose 34 years’ experience helping grow his previous employer, to the largest privately owned industrial development and construction company in the SEUSA. Jerry began his career as the estimator and project engineer but quickly moved into development, sales and leasing. To compliment his civil engineering technology degree and to accelerate his new responsibilities’ knowledge, he earned a MBA in Finance. For the last 30 years, Jerry has been Vice President – Construction, and Senior Vice President – Development, Sales and Leasing. During that time, he was responsible for development activities, maintaining full occupancies of the company’s almost 20 million square feet of leased properties and annually generating between 2 and 3 million square feet of new construction business. His reputation, knowledge and experience in the real estate industry is widely known and recognized.
Notable Recent Construction Projects:
- Atlanta Business Chronicle 2006 Industrial Deal of the Year: Kubota Industrial Equipment Corp, 404,000 sf build-to-suit manufacturing plant on 88 acres in
- Atlanta Business Chronicle 2001 Runner-up Industrial Deal of the Year:
Other Recent Construction Projects:
- *2006 Maurice Sporting Goods, distribution of sporting goods, 171,885 sf,
- 2006 FAE, manufacturer of farm impliments/equipment, 24,275 sf,
- 2005 Rollins, call center, 20,603 sf,
- 2005 Old Dominion Freight Line, Logistics and contract warehouse, 30,465 sf,
- *2004 Mando, manufacturer of metal automotive parts, 320,601 sf,
- *2004 Bio-Lab, distribution of pool chemicals, 202,358 sf,
- *2004 Norcom, manufacturer of paper products, 272,600 sf,
- *2003 ZF Transmissions, manufacturer of transmissions, 137,696 sf,
- 2003 CR Bard, distribution of medical supplies, 411,000 sf,
- 2003 Micropore Plastics, manufacturer of porous plastic products, Tucker, GA
- 2003 Decoma International, manufacturer plastic automotive body parts, 317,560 sf,
- 2002 St. Gobain, paint and acid etching of perfume bottles, 64,000 sf,
- *2001 Alpla, blow molding bottle plant, 109,812 sf,
- 2000 Helmac Products, manufacturer of consumer plastic products,
- 2000 Carlyle Compressor, manufacturer of compressors, 225,932 sf,
- 2000 FIAMM, manufacturer of sealed batteries, 158,121 sf,
- *2000 Caterpillar, manufacturer of diesel powered portable generators, 53,944 sf,
- 1999 Yanmar Diesel Corporation, manufacturer of small diesel engines, 237,969 sf,
- 1998 Pioneer Plastics, distribution of laminate, 61,550 sf,
- 1998 Daiki Corporation, custom metal fabricator, 203,184 sf,
- 1998 Lummus Corporation, manufacturer of cotton processing equipment, 241,848 sf,
- 1998 Sumitomo Heavy Equipment, manufacturer of injection molding machinery, 58,503 sf,
- *1998 Ecolab, manufacturer of chemicals for detergents, 121,230 sf,
- *1998 Komatsu Forklifts, manufacturer of forklifts, 311,981 sf,
- 1997 Continental Plastics, manufacturer of plastic automotive components, 106,468 sf,
- 1997 Timken Company, manufacturer of bearings, 58503 sf,
- 1997 Avondale Mills, distribution of cotton and denim materials, 254,774 sf,
- 1996 Qualex, photodeveloping, 60,926 sf,
- *1996 Caterpillar, manufacturer of equipment components, 109,468 sf,
- 1996 Fibervision, manufacturer of synthetic fibers, 125,000 sf,
- *1996 ZUA, manufacturer of power steering units, 139,453 sf,
- 1995 AT&T, disaster recovery facility, 85,107 sf,
- 1995 Kwikset Corporation, manufacturer of door hardware, 292,635 sf,
- *1994 TC Mirafi, manufacturer of non-woven plastic fiber, 385,300 sf,
- *1992 American Tourister, manufacturer and distribution of luggage,
- * indicates repeat business
Recent Industrial Developments
- 2006
- 2006
- 1996
- 1998
Residential Development
- 1998 Lochwolde, Covington/Newton,