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Crowdfunding is a relatively new way commercial real estate firms are raising capital, a task that has become a bit more difficult to accomplish with high inflation and interest rate hikes.

Multiple buildings in Peachtree Center are scheduled for a foreclosure sale on Sept. 6.

Large public universities in Georgia and other Southeastern states are experiencing strong enrollment growth. The influx of new students is squeezing the supply of off-campus housing, leading owners to raise rents.

Metro Atlanta had more mega warehouse leases signed than any other region in the U.S. during the first half of the year, according to commercial real estate giant CBRE.

Cushman & Wakefield is still in the midst of fielding offers from developers to see what’s possible for the site of The Varsity in Midtown Atlanta. But the fast-food chain is not interested in giving up its flagship restaurant.

Leonte Benton began his role last Monday, making him one of the youngest Black men to sit at the helm of a real estate brokerage firm in the U.S.

The developer behind Alpharetta’s Avalon envisions The Forum as an extension of Peachtree Corners Town Center.

“Once a week, my wife even drives down from our home in Suwanee and goes for a walk with me along the Greenway,” said Alexander, CEO of Soilant, one of the largest employers in the city. “It’s our time to catch up and visit if I’ve been traveling.”

Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, record-high construction costs and delays have plagued the development and homebuilding industries — and while pricing has recently started to moderate, relief likely won’t be felt until next year.

Investor activity began to plateau in the second quarter but even with higher interest rates and a slowing housing market, it’s likely some groups will continue to find opportunity.