About Us
Chris Schneider
Chris Schneider is the managing broker of Spaces Real Estate Brokers. As such, she handles all aspects of the purchase and sale and rental of real property. Chris is a member of the Georgia bar, with over thirty years’ experience as a practicing attorney, working in commercial real estate and commercial lending law at major Atlanta law firms.
In her legal practice, Chris has extensive experience working with “tough cases” – she has worked with foreclosed and distressed real estate through two economic cycles. She also has experience working with environmental consultants to help buyers and sellers navigate environmental issues. Her experience in the real estate area includes commercial and residential foreclosures, the purchase and sale of portfolios of distressed real estate-secured loans, residential real estate closings, commercial ground lease negotiations, office, industrial and retail lease negotiations (representing both landlord and tenant), borrower representation in connection with commercial loans, lender representation, negotiation and closing of purchase and sale agreements for commercial properties, negotiation of cell site leases, negotiation and closing of commercial loans secured by real property, and tenant and landlord representation in connection with retail leases.
Chris is actively involved with several non-profit organizations, serving as Vice Chair pf Actor’s Express Theatre Board of Directors, Vice President of Brown University Club of Georgia, and is a Member of the Board of Directors of Community Friendship, Inc., an organization providing psychosocial rehabilitation to homeless mentally ill Atlantans. She received her undergraduate degree in Comparative Literature from Brown University in 1986, and her law degree from Emory University in 1990. Chris can be reached by email at chris@spacesrealestatebrokers.com.
Marty Schneider – in Memorium
Marty Schneider was a sales agent and office manager for Spaces. He came to Spaces as an experienced real estate investor, and worked extensively in the residential market, where he constructed high-end speculative houses throughout Atlanta. He also managed portfolios of residential properties for himself, his family, and investment groups. Marty was an officer in the United States Air Force and worked for 28 years as a Delta Air Lines pilot, where he achieved the level of International Captain on the L-1011 and MD-11 before his retirement in 2003. Marty was involved in the start up, operation and sale of several successful businesses throughout the years. He is deeply missed, every day.
