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Atlanta’s largest law firm reenters market, explores future office plans
After more than a decade, what could lure Alston & Bird to a new building?…
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Paris on Ponce partners bring speakeasy, cabaret concept to Underground Atlanta
Pigelle is the latest tenant to commit to space at the Downtown retail, restaurant and nightlife destination.
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Former Mayor Shirley Franklin: Atlanta needs to control more land as city grows
Atlanta officials need to take control of additional land to combat the intense need for affordable housing in the city, said Shirley Franklin, who served…
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World Cup should be the start — not finish — of Downtown revitalization, says Atlanta United broadcaster
With Mercedes-Benz Stadium set to host FIFA World Cup games in summer 2026, Downtown Atlanta is less than three years from a spotlight on the…
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How Georgia’s rural jobs boom impacts metro Atlanta
Georgia leads all states with 27,817 newly announced electric vehicle manufacturing jobs, according to the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy. And the wins keep coming.
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New Atlanta venues offer myriad options for meeting planners
Many newer meeting and event facilities are under construction or already on the hospitality landscape in metro Atlanta.
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Cooper Carry expands with second acquisition in 63-year history
With the acquisition, Cooper Carry will grow to 360 employees.
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Atlanta may build a residential tower on top of a fire station. Expect more of that.
Atlanta plans to put together a master plan of city-owned facilities, which could shed light on how the government could condense or relocate operations to…
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Owner of popular Buckhead shopping center secures refinancing
Grocery-anchored retail historically outperforms other segments of the industry.
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Where distressed commercial real estate loans are piling up the fastest
The rate of loans backing office properties that are considered distressed or delinquent is on the rise as landlords of outdated office towers struggle to…
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Portman turns toward office workers to strengthen Amsterdam Walk
Portman Holdings is counting on residents and office workers to energize Amsterdam Walk. Here’s a look at the developer’s latest plans.
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Gwinnett needs housing. Where can it go?
Gwinnett officials may expand how and where housing can built in the suburban county.
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Tishman Speyer division acquires massive apartment community in Sandy Springs
Avia is one of few large apartment buildings to trade this year.
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Closed golf courses, country clubs offer high risks, big rewards for developers
What happens to a closed golf course or country club? It’s a question that’s leading to intense zoning debates, big spends by prominent investors and…
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Downtown Atlanta is resilient. What will make it thrive?
A series of policy changes and initiatives could help transform Downtown into a “cantilever for shared prosperity” for metro Atlanta, according to an urban planning…
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‘Bob’s Burgers’ animator inks new office deal in Atlanta
The new leasing decision comes a decade after Bento Box launched its division in Atlanta, promising to expand to greater than 200 employees within three…
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Wells Fargo CFO talks shedding real estate, cutting more staff
Wells Fargo’s CFO says he’s personally assessing some of the bank’s commercial real estate loans, property by property.
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Underground Atlanta developers see possibilities in student housing
Across U.S. cities, planners are studying how to convert obsolete office towers into apartments. The same is true in Atlanta, where Downtown leaders are considering…
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Prime site near Fox Theatre sells to apartment developer
This is one of few large-scale property sales that have closed in Midtown this year.
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Tishman Speyer leaves West Midtown project, new developer tweaks plans
A new Texas developer is looking to move forward with apartments and a hotel.
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Developers to add 500 units to Buckhead’s growing apartment pipeline
The apartment tower will add more units to a part of the city that has exploded with residential development over the last decade.
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Publix to move Brookhaven store
Publix plans to close a Brookhaven store and open a new one on the same road.
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Portman Holdings crafts preliminary plan for Amsterdam Walk near BeltLine
By the end of the decade, Amsterdam Walk could be buzzing with thousands of residents, workers and shoppers.
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Colliers Atlanta adds longtime Avison Young leader to retail team
Spencer Bomar is one of several commercial real estate professionals in Atlanta who have transitioned firms within the last year.
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WeWork plans to renegotiate most of its office leases. Here’s what that means for landlords, individual office markets.
WeWork is making moves to restructure nearly all of its office leases as the coworking giant works to address what it’s called “substantial doubt” about…
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‘You can’t say no to growth’: After cityhood fails, Buckhead looks to future
Months after the attempt to divorce Atlanta’s wealthiest district from the city died in the Georgia legislature, Buckhead business leaders want to move forward. They’ll…
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Why Atlanta Tech Village still prefers Buckhead a decade later
When Atlanta Tech Village was started, the innovation incubator reignited Buckhead’s reputation as a hub for technology.
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Bamboo Equity Partners buys another industrial property in Atlanta
A St. Louis developer has expanded in the Atlanta market with an industrial purchase near that city’s airport.
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‘We’re being patient:’ A master plan for Underground Atlanta is on its way
Little is known about Lalani Ventures’ vision for transforming Underground. But this will soon change.
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Atlanta Medical Center: Councilmember proposes plan for shuttered Wellstar hospital
What’s next for the shuttered Atlanta Medical Center? Here’s one proposal.
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Atlanta BeltLine paid a premium for Pittsburgh Yards. It’s OK with that.
On the BeltLine Southside Trail, land for development is in high demand. Here’s why one site is preserved for the community.
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Why this developer plans to pump $40M into an overlooked Southside neighborhood
Omar Ali, president of Steel Fabrication Exponents and Ali Development LLC, shares his career journey…
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Retail, housing project near future BeltLine segment takes shape
The developers hope to offer apartments affordable to households who earn between $33,000 to $69,000 per year.
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New capital injected into West Midtown office tower 8West
It’s one of very few office towers in Atlanta that have been refinanced this year.
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‘Key site to get locked in:’ Affordable housing pitched near BeltLine’s Southside Trail
An affordable housing developer is targeting Chosewood Park for a new project close to the BeltLine’s Southside Trail.
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JLL expands office agency leasing team with top Lincoln broker
Caroline Fisher, who began her role on Tuesday, is one of a handful of office brokers who have shifted firms this year.
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Emptying office buildings bring back memories of mall failures
Outdated office buildings are facing a reckoning of relevance, just as many malls did in the 2000s, 2010s and even today.
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‘An economic development issue’: Atlanta real estate leaders tackle housing crisis
If balancing gentrification with preservation is the ‘Holy Grail’ of urban planning, that quest is most intense in Atlanta neighborhoods around the BeltLine.
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Atlanta warehouses to lay off 225 employees after losing PepsiCo contract
This is the second layoff announcement at a metro Atlanta logistics facility in two months.
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Canada outwear brand arrives in Atlanta with Buckhead store
Phipps Plaza is now home to another luxury retailer as Simon Property Group doubles down on Buckhead’s high-end reputation.
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Underground Atlanta owner plans to convert office tower into apartments
This is the latest conversion project developers have proposed for Atlanta’s commercial core.
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Difficult real estate environment presents innovation opportunities, says Shadow Ventures partner
The real estate crunch has made fundraising tough for KP Reddy, who runs a venture capital firm focused on property technology. But that slowdown is…
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Nowhere to stay: A $60 million Hilton planned by Piedmont Hospital
The hotel project comes as new commercial real estate construction is muted due to high interest rates and a tighter lending environment. “The world is…
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Annie E. Casey Foundation sold land to the BeltLine. Here’s why.
Annie. E Casey Foundation receives wide-ranging offers for its 31-acre campus along the Atlanta BeltLine’s Southside Trail, which is becoming a magnet for real estate…
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Dunwoody’s tallest tower 3 Ravinia Drive sells
The building was sold during a slowing period for office transactions in Atlanta.
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Atlanta eyes Midtown fire station for residential tower
Atlanta hopes to rebuild a fire station on 10th Street with up to 40 stories of mixed-income housing above it.
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Amid U.S. apartment boom, luxury Midtown high rise prepares to open (Renderings)
Nomia is one of three apartment towers in Midtown preparing to open this fall.
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Westside Atlanta brewery plans East Cobb location
German-style brews are coming to a suburban shopping center undergoing major redevelopment.
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Atlanta’s Tilford Yard lands another data center from Edged Energy
Across the U.S., new development of data centers has more than doubled over the last five years.
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Redevelopment vision for Buford Highway emerges
Brookhaven worked with a consultant to put together a master plan for Buford Highway, where local officials envision walkable, mixed-use districts one day rising.
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Food hall geared toward first-time restauranteurs coming to Peachtree Corners
The 10,000-square-foot food hall is a core component of The Forum.
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Highwoods Atlanta lead Heather Lamb reveals most critical lesson she’s learned
In her new role, Heather Lamb oversees the firm’s nearly 6 million-square-foot Atlanta portfolio.
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Fast growing Atlanta health care company pays $17M for South Fulton facilities
The purchase comes on the heels of other recent acquisitions. The company will inject millions into the new properties.
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Portman shrinks controversial Ponce project
Beloved wing joint The Local is no longer part of Portman Holdings’ planned development on Ponce de Leon Avenue.
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Project that could include 1,500 housing units pitched along Chattahoochee
More large-scale projects are in the works for the southern portion of Fulton County, where there is usually more developable land than the northern suburbs.
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Foreclosure sale planned for apartment complex along BeltLine
It’s a sign of what’s potentially coming for the multifamily market at large.
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Fulton and DeKalb industrial portfolio doubles in price over three-year period
The long-term prospects of the industrial sector are positive, one economist says.
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Atlanta to swap land with APS to house people who are homeless
Approximately 2,600 people in Atlanta were determined to be experiencing homelessness in January 2023, compared with 2,000 during the same period in 2022.
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‘People have to be together:’ How this payments tech giant approaches its return to office
The popularity of hybrid work has shifted office attendance across all industries.
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Drew Tull breathes life into historic Downtown Atlanta building
Drew Tull sees a need for a fresh batch of hang-out spots catering to locals, workers and tourists in Downtown Atlanta.
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Atlanta passes legislation to curb traffic near BeltLine
Atlanta is enacting development regulations aimed at safeguarding pedestrians and cyclists near the BeltLine.
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Temporary housing aimed at easing homelessness set for Downtown Atlanta lot
A nonprofit plans to convert shipping containers once used as temporary hospitals during the Covid-19 pandemic into temporary housing for people experiencing homelessness.
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Rowen Foundation nears completion of land purchases
This piece of land near the Rowen development quadrupled in price…
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Best Places to Work: New South Construction ‘carefully selects’ employees with product, client focus
The rankings of Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Best Places to Work Awards finalists will be unveiled at an evening event Aug. 31.
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Electrical manufacturing giant EAE to relocate Dunwoody headquarters
This is the second headquarters relocation an energy company based in Atlanta has announced this week.
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BeltLine scoops up another 15 acres along Southside Trail
In its latest strategic acquisition along the Southside Trail, Atlanta BeltLine acquired a plot next to Pittsburgh Yards.
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Best Places to Work: Cushman & Wakefield follows the ‘apprenticeship model’
This story is a preview of our Best Places to Work Awards. The rankings will be unveiled Aug. 31.
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‘Hard to keep up with him:’ Dan Cathy turns focus to growing Trilith Studios
Dan Cathy loves to grow things. For years, that was Chick-fil-A. Now his focus is Trilith Studios.
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Amid warnings of a bankruptcy, WeWork’s office footprint in Atlanta is in question
The fate of WeWork Inc.’s expansive office footprint in Atlanta is now in question.
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Georgia Trust picks replacement for retiring CEO Mark McDonald
Georgia’s historic property preservation tapped the founder of the Buckhead Heritage Society to be its next leader.
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Timothy Perryman expands Atlantic Squared’s potential
Timothy Perryman leads Atlantic Squared LLC, a company focused on consultation and resource support for independently managed businesses constructing commercial and residential real estate.
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Cherry Street Energy quadruples footprint with new, West Midtown office
The relocation is the company’s first large-scale real estate expansion.
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Atlanta BeltLine taps developer for Lindbergh housing complex
The project is an example of the wave of interest hitting Lindbergh, a neighborhood in south Buckhead known for its relative affordability compared to other…
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Apartment developer pays $4M for untapped site near Ponce, Freedom Park Trail
The project shows the halo effect of recent development in Old Fourth Ward.
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WeWork is warning of potential bankruptcy. Here’s what it could mean for the office market.
WeWork Inc. leadership disclosed “substantial doubt” about the coworking company’s ability to continue to operate last week — but the news isn’t a surprise for…
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Five things to know this week: Goldman Sachs sees rate cuts on the horizon
Interest rates have been rising. Goldman Sachs believes relief is in sight.
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‘I cannot rest with that:’ Croft & Associates CEO wants to keep innovating
Early in Croft’s career, employees never mentioned “culture” during discussions about priorities in the workplace. Now, it’s usually at the top of the list.
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Small team, big company: Prologis’ Atlanta leader focuses on doing more with less
Workforce development has been a challenge for industrial property company Prologis, according to its Atlanta Market Officer, Kent Mason, due to the tight labor market.
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Study: Atlanta has 26 buildings primed for conversion. But there’s a catch.
Facing the challenges of growing office vacancies and a shortage of affordable housing, many U.S. cities want to repurpose older buildings. It isn’t that simple.
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‘We’re building for the future:’ Scotland Wright Associates still expands despite CRE slowdown
The founder and chairman of Scotland Wright Associates sees opportunities in the downturn.
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College Park to sell 311 acres for Six West project near airport
College Park is looking for developers to create a mixed-use destination close to its downtown area.
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DeKalb turns toward density to spur workforce housing
DeKalb officials are looking for ways to add more housing options for teachers, health care workers and other professionals.
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City of Atlanta swells with record number of new residents
Atlanta’s population hit a new record this past year, a sign of the growing appeal to live in the urban core.
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Portman Holdings’ new Midtown tower has its first retail tenant
Midtown’s newest residential tower landed its first retail tenant.
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The ‘biggest hurdle’ in the sprint for thousands of Georgia auto manufacturing jobs
Electric vehicle plants and a slew of suppliers are moving into the state, bringing thousands of jobs. Leaders in the sector are turning their attention…
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WeWork’s ‘substantial doubt’ about its future reflects challenges facing coworking
As WeWork casts “substantial doubt” about its business prospects, what does the future hold for coworking?…
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Despite strikes, NBCUniversal begins moving into Doraville’s Assembly Studios
Despite concurrent strikes by Hollywood writers and actors, entertainment giant NBCUniversal is beginning to move into a new metro Atlanta film studio, its developer says.
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Prologis now a top three commercial management company in Atlanta
Prologis is now the third-largest commercial property management company in Atlanta after two major purchases.
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Gwinnett’s Rowen development on shortlist for seven companies
Gwinnett County’s ambitious, 2,000-acre life sciences campus is piquing the interest of several companies.
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This company put its offices on the Eastside Trail. Now it’s subleasing the trophy space.
Around 40,000 square feet of space is up for grabs at the tightly-leased Eastside Trail office tower.
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Inspired by Serenbe: 265-acre project proposed in Chattahoochee Hills
A 265-acre development is planned for Chattahoochee Hills, a rural community about 30 minutes south of Atlanta.
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Atlanta’s top office deals of Q2 include Boston Scientific, AT&T
Two renewals, two new leases and one build-to-suit topped the list of the largest deals of the quarter.
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Atlanta’s 25 Largest Commercial Property Management Cos.
Rank Company name Square feet managed out of Atlanta office Square feet managed in metro Atlanta Square feet managed for third-party clients Square feet managed…
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Atlanta’s 20 Largest Apartment Management Cos.
Rank Company name Number of units managed in Atlanta Number of properties managed in Atlanta Number of properties owned in Atlanta Percent of business managed…
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BeltLine-style project pitched along Silver Comet Trail in Cobb County
Branch Properties plans to add hundreds of apartments and space for restaurants, retail and offices along the Silver Comet Trail.
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‘Dominant force’: Top Colliers brokerage team departs for CBRE
CBRE’s Atlanta office landed a top team from Colliers known for big leasing deals in the office property sector.
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A record number of apartments are coming to Douglas County
With an influx of jobs and new residents comes a greater need for housing to support them. And the county has a pipeline robust enough…
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Lenders worried about rent-control prospects in government-backed loans
Lenders are worried that a recent request for input from the Federal Housing Finance Agency could result in new and burdensome requirements.
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Snellville food hall underway at new town center
A two-story food and entertainment hall known as The Market is now underway at the semi-completed town center.
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The Shopping Center Group expands to Washington with purchase
The Shopping Center Group is now entering the Washington D.C. market.
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Krog Street Market owner plans revamp of another BeltLine-adjacent development
The owner of Krog Street Market is planning a $1 million renovation of another BeltLine-adjacent project.
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Costco pays $40 million for Fulton property near airport
Costco could be preparing for a major project in southern Fulton County.
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Country clubs are at a crossroads. Some are closing. Some see a big opportunity.
Thin margins and elevated operating costs are forcing some country clubs to close. But with the industry at a crossroads, some are taking a big…
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‘More is better’: South Downtown deal can add much-needed housing to Downtown Atlanta
Adding more housing is key to reinvigorating Downtown Atlanta, city leaders say.
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The RMR Group enters multifamily market with $80M acquisition of Atlanta firm
The acquisition allows the firm to expand in the fast-growing Sun Belt.
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Prologis pays big for Blackstone-owned property in Cobb County
The acquisition is one of many to come from the Prologis-Blackstone camp this quarter.
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Atlanta’s 20 Largest Commercial Landscape Companies
Rank Business name 2022 Atlanta commercial landscape revenue 2022 total companywide revenue Number of full-time Atlanta employees Total seasonal high number of employees in Atlanta…
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Atlanta is trying to expedite affordable housing. Here’s how.
Atlanta officials are turning to a strategy used in other cities to develop mixed-income projects on publicly owned land.
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Atlanta Civic Center redevelopment takes step forward
Atlanta Housing has struck a formal agreement for transforming the Atlanta Civic Center into a mixed-use project.
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Financial services giant Morgan Stanley expands by 100,000 square feet in Alpharetta
The decision to expand comes as several other major corporations in Atlanta are downsizing their office footprints across Atlanta.
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A German firm spent years assembling a swath of historic Downtown Atlanta. Now it’s selling all of it.
Newport invested at least $155 million into acquiring, preserving and renovating the Downtown properties.
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Construction on 60-story Atlanta tower moves forward despite office headwinds
The project is poised to rise 730 feet, which would become the fifth-tallest building in Atlanta.
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Mixed-income neighborhood poised to rise on Bowen Homes site
Atlanta Housing plans to transform the barren land once used by the city’s last large-scale public housing project into a full-fledged neighborhood with residential units,…
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NCR picks names of planned spin-off business
It’s the latest update to come from NCR after several months of leadership and structural changes ahead of the split.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution eyes move back to the city
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution may leave its suburban workplace for a new one closer to the center of the city.
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A $300M expansion for this South Fulton community includes ‘aging in place’ campus
A group associated with Serenbe, a roughly 1,000-acre community in southern Fulton County, is seeking an $11 million tax break for a major expansion.
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Chick-fil-A to beef up Texas network with 185,000-square-foot distribution center
The facility is officially a branch of Chick-fil-A Supply, a subsidiary that was established in 2020 to improve its distribution capabilities.
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What’s new in metro Atlanta’s Southside?
The region south of I-20 houses Hartsfield-Jackson, but its population and development are growing beyond runways.
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Jamestown considers vertical farming to fill West Coast building
In the absence of demand for office space, Jamestown is exploring alternative options.
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Buckhead’s ‘first skyscraper’ signals current office market’s strain
Investors trying to predict values in today’s office market might as well throw a knife in the air and try to catch it without getting…
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Savills continues reshaping Atlanta office, lands veteran broker
Savills is one of the world’s largest real estate companies. It’s growing its brand in Atlanta.
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Fewer CRE loans being refinanced, but lenders find other ways to work with borrowers
Higher interest rates, increased office vacancy and a weaker leasing environment are reshaping how building owners and lenders are assessing commercial real estate loans coming…
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Atlanta’s Switchyards plans first work club in new city
Atlanta-based Switchyards, a members-only work club, is expanding to Nashville.
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Deloitte to build out new Atlanta office
Atlanta Business Chronicle reported in March that Deloitte was likely to vacate Downtown’s 191 Peachtree building, its home for over a decade.
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How a $200 million film studio will reshape Douglas County
“We see a huge opportunity to create a whole new marketplace in Douglas,” said Chris Pumphrey, president of Elevate Douglas Economic Partnership.
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Midtown’s Proscenium aims to catch up to competition with improvements, new leasing team
Proscenium is at main-and-main in Midtown, and the renovations bring the tower up to its competitive set.
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Industry veteran Doug Eidson joins Scotland Wright in firm’s latest expansion
The firm is entering its next stage of growth during a slowing period for real estate deal activity in the U.S.
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Politan Row operator plans new food hall in Atlanta suburb
A new location of the popular Midtown food hall is in the works.
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1M-plus apartments are set to deliver nationally amid slower rental-housing market
While the national apartment market saw recovery on a few key metrics in the second quarter, other activity remains well below what it typically is…
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19-story student housing tower proposed in heart of Midtown
Student housing has historically performed well during economic downturns.
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DeKalb creates brownfield database to spur redevelopment
The county launched a tool with information about hundreds of environmentally contaminated properties.
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Hospitality giant to hand back keys to luxury Downtown Atlanta hotel
Ashford Hospitality Trust is one of hundreds of commercial real estate firms navigating the murky waters of a tight capital market.
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Midtown leaders to craft plan for enhancing Peachtree Street
A concept for Peachtree Street will be crafted with help from the design firm that created pedestrian-only space along the Broadway corridor in New York…
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American manufacturing might be hitting a ‘supercycle’ as spending skyrockets
Manufacturing construction is skyrocketing as foreign investors flock to the United States to rebuild broken supply chains.
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Fairburn aims to enliven downtown as city grows
Local officials are working on several initiatives to enhance mobility and add new places for the city’s growing population to live, work and spend time…
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BeltLine regulations get mixed review from Atlanta zoning board
Atlanta is considering three ordinances aimed at limiting the spread of car-centric development near the BeltLine. An advisory board recommended approving two of them.
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Office tenants flex their muscle, seek more termination rights
Landlords, facing pressure to fill up their buildings, are obliging.
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Viral ‘Airbnb collapse’ debate aside, short-term rental growth is slowing. Here’s why.
The short-term rental market is in housing headlines, as data illustrating precipitous drops in revenue at Airbnb properties nationally prompted debate about the platform’s outlook.
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Foreclosure sale scheduled for prime Midtown, ‘Mastermind’ site
The scheduled sale is another indicator of choppy economic conditions impacting the commercial real estate sector.
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Discount retail giant to take over Bed Bath & Beyond spaces in Atlanta
A major retailer in expansion mode is poised to take over the space formerly used by Bed Bath & Beyond at four Georgia shopping centers.
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TK Elevator adds to Atlanta’s swelling sublease market
The German elevator manufacturer is the latest company with a footprint in Atlanta to list space for sublease.
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Portman plots next phase of BeltLine offices near Krog Street Market (Renderings)
Portman Holdings has secured a 1-acre block close to Krog Street Market, part of its effort to create the next booming office district along the…
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NCR details potential concerns of company split, new C-suite appointments
It is unclear how the split will impact NCR’s office presence in Atlanta.
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Norfolk Southern could pay Cincinnati more under Southern Railway deal
Norfolk Southern will pay the city of Cincinnati $20 million more if voters approve the $1.6 billion sale of the Cincinnati Southern Railway in November…
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Logistics company cutting 77 metro Atlanta workers
GXO Logistics Inc. is shutting down operations in a portion of its Fairburn facility.
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Five things to know this week: Celebrity chef Rick Bayless frets over ‘The Bear’s’ impact on restaurants
Here are five things you need to know to start your week, including a TV show’s impact on the restaurant business and the case for…
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Baby Kroger is gone. Decatur has an idea for its replacement.
Decatur leaders have identified several sites for mixed-use residential buildings, including the block once home to the beloved Baby Kroger.
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Executive Profile: CRE attorney helps reshape communities through zoning
Michele Battle compares her life as a zoning attorney to the intensity of the restaurant kitchen in the show “The Bear.”…
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Refinancing secured for Platinum Tower amid slowing lending market
The terms of the new loan provides landlord Accesso Partners capital to further invest in the property.
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Newmark expands Atlanta office, taps three top-performing CBRE brokers
The team brings a cumulative transaction history of over $1.2 billion.
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Atlanta’s Hotel Clermont plans another renovation after five years after major transformation
The Hotel Clermont was renovated five years ago today. Now, the owners need to stay competitive.
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Atlanta Track Club to build $100 million indoor track and field facility
CEO Rich Kenah hopes to create a “ground zero” for local runners, which he believes could help transform Atlanta into the healthiest and fittest cities…
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MARTA considers redevelopment of aging annex building
MARTA is exploring future options for its annex building, which employees will soon vacate for a new workplace.
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Gas South to relocate headquarters to The Battery
This is the third company to relocate its headquarters to Three Ballpark Center.
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Uptown lost Amazon and Instacart. Rubenstein Partners is pressing ahead.
About 25 prospective tenants are now interested in taking a chunk of the space available at the Atlanta office campus, which is undergoing an extensive…
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Crowdfunding deal for Buckhead trophy property is collapsing
CrowdStreet said it has developed a plan to issue refunds to investors aiming to buy a stake in the Buckhead property.
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New Winship Cancer Institute in Midtown features patient-first design
The process of designing the new Winship Cancer Institute at Emory University Hospital Midtown was an experience like no other in architect Gil May’s career.
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Automotive industry now drives metro Atlanta’s industrial demand
The massive EV and battery plants sprouting across Georgia have sparked a rush among auto suppliers to secure industrial space nearby.
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Atlanta’s 25 Largest Residential Remodeling Contractors
Rank Company 2022 residential remodeling revenue in Atlanta Percent of revenue from full-service Number of full-time Atlanta employees Price range of job sizes accepted Partial…
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NCR puts half its Atlanta headquarters on sublease market
NCR is the latest corporation to add a slate of sublease space to a market already overrun with it.
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Pickleball court proposed as amenity for Midtown’s latest high rise
It’s an usual amenity for residential towers in Atlanta, which is partly due to the sudden popularity of the sport.
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‘Power of design’: Gensler architects help companies attract employees back to the office
Companies are beginning to redesign, reformulate or even relocate their offices to lure workers back and attract new candidates. They’re using it as a workforce…
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Revive Infrastructure Group makes acquisition, hires for C-suite
A growing Atlanta-based infrastructure services company that has most of its staff in the St. Louis area has acquired the assets of a an Iowa…
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New 42-story project would layer apartments, offices in Midtown
This is the second project the developer has proposed for the site.
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Atlanta BeltLine buys site near Westside Park for affordable housing
The organization is working with City of Refuge to add multifamily homes to the vacant land, which is near Westside Park and a future segment…
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Software company Sage moves North American HQ to BeltLine Eastside Trail
The move is significant for Atlanta’s office ecosystem.
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Atlanta’s Scotland Wright Associates taps new director
This is the third personnel expansion the firm has announced in the past two months.
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Atlanta’s 25 Largest Interior Commercial Contractors
Rank Company name 2022 Georgia interior contract revenue recognized % of revenue built by base company 2022 Atlanta interior contract revenue 2022 companywide revenue Partial…
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Atlanta’s 25 Largest Commercial Contractors
Rank Company name 2022 Georgia contract revenue recognized 2022 Atlanta contract revenue recognized 2022 companywide revenues recognized Partial listing of areas of specialty Partial listing…
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Dunwoody’s Three Ravinia Drive office tower is on the market
Blackstone is selling the building during a slowing period for office transactions in Atlanta.
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After controversial public safety center is complete, Atlanta police will vacate current training space
When the new training facility was proposed, former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms said the police department was overdue for newer buildings, and called the…
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McKinsey lists offices at Midtown Union for sublease
McKinsey is adding another slate of sublease space to a market already overrun with it.
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Sandy Springs taps real estate firms to expand city center
Local officials are working with the developers to grow City Springs with more residential units, shops, restaurants and other uses.
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Atlanta bans self-storage buildings near BeltLine
The zoning update comes on the heels of a controversial plan from the Atlanta Botanical Garden to build a new Public Storage facility on Monroe…
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Atlanta boutique brokerage Southsource acquired by fast-growing commercial real estate firm
The move is a signal of enduring interest in the office sector, even as some real estate investment firms begin to peel back their exposure…
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Parkland Communities expands into homebuilding business
The Alpharetta-based development firm will soon start building its own homes, an effort to streamline operations as it breaks ground on about 1,000 lots this…
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Remote work driving ‘office real estate apocalypse’ as buildings sit empty
New research indicates that the Covid-19 pandemic and the rush of remote work that followed has erased more than $500 billion in commercial real estate…
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Build-to-rent boom still happening but demand has cooled from pandemic peaks
America’s build-to-rent business, which boomed during the Covid-19 pandemic, continues to have momentum, although demand and production of new units have tapered off since peaks…
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Five things to know this week: Electric vehicles’ environmental problem
Nickel mining, walking dead mortgages and everything else you need to know to start the week.
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14,000-acre Georgia wildlife area poised for development after failed deal
The landowner is now considering about 20 offers from private developers interested in building new homes, industrial facilities and other uses on the site.
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Toll Brothers nears construction on North Forsyth town center
The homebuilder is working with several firms to create a new town center in Forsyth, an affluent and fast-growing county experiencing a surge in mixed-use…
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FDA to begin construction near Tyler Perry Studios, despite objection
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is moving forward with plans to relocate its Atlanta operations to Fort McPherson, a project that media mogul…
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Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf says things are bad in CRE lending, and likely to get worse
Wells Fargo is preparing for darker days ahead as it works with commercial real estate borrowers trying to refinance loans amid higher interest rates and…
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To avoid foreclosure, Alpharetta office building is trading hands
The potential sale has ties to several ongoing trends impacting the national office market at large, including sluggish leasing activity in obsolete suburban office buildings…
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Buckhead’s Phipps Tower has a buyer
The sale is part of Manulife’s efforts to unload properties within its portfolio and reinvest the proceeds.
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Peachtree Group CEO Greg Friedman knows the power of pivoting
The Peachtree Group CEO dishes about his private equity firm’s growth and belief that remote work isn’t sustainable.
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Savills taps new Atlanta office lead
The new appointment is the latest in several leadership changes within Atlanta’s commercial real estate industry within the past two months.
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TD Bank eyes Atlanta for new branches after calling off First Horizon merger
TD Bank would have added a few Atlanta locations via the First Horizon deal and still sees the city as a growth area.
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Georgia’s purchase of massive Bartow County wildlife area stalls
Time is running out for the state to preserve thousands of forested acres in northwest Georgia. Real estate developers are lining up to fill the…
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Center for Global Health Innovation looks to suburbs for new office
The suburbs seem a likely candidate for CGHI’s next real estate commitment.
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How AT&T’s office consolidation will affect Atlanta
Internet and phone giant AT&T is consolidating its offices. Atlanta is one of the main hubs.
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What’s the latest on Mark Toro’s Medley project in Johns Creek?
The creation of a town center in Johns Creek is underway and already has multiple big-name companies that plan to set up shop there.
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A $1 trillion-plus wall of multifamily debt will mature by 2027. Is that a ballooning concern?
Although loans backing office properties are the most scrutinized these days, a wall of debt is maturing within the multifamily sector, too, in the coming…
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The Works phase two is now in initial planning stages
The Works is one of several adaptive reuse projects that have transformed Atlanta’s Westside into a bustling commercial district.
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Scofflaw to open new brewery in Buckhead
The new Buckhead location will be Scofflaw’s fourth taproom and brewery.
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Wellstar to open innovation center in Midtown Atlanta
Wellstar Health System plans to open an innovation center in Tech Square to house its venture firm, Catalyst.
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‘Where cool people are spending time’: Asana’s strategy in Atlanta and beyond
Asana Partners is making a big impact in Atlanta — even with a small footprint.
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New restaurant development pitched for downtown Decatur
A quiet corner in downtown Decatur may become an addition to the area’s vibrant restaurant scene.
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BlueStar Studios could open first phase in late summer
BlueStar Studios is transforming the last 53 acres at Fort Gillem, a 1,500-acre former Army base that today serves as a logistics and distribution hub.
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Doraville is creating a city center. Here’s the early vision for it.
The city center will take shape on 20 acres between New Peachtree Road and Buford Highway near MARTA’s Doraville station.
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Asana Partners has a low profile but is making a big impact in Atlanta
Backed by billions from institutional investors, Asana Partners found a niche in Atlanta real estate. The firm’s footprint isn’t large, but it’s impactful.
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Atlanta commercial real estate sales slow as buyers wait for prices to drop
Metro Atlanta posted an 80% year-over-year decline in sales volume for multifamily and office properties.
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Atlanta to become major AT&T hub amid office consolidations
The company has long been a major player in Atlanta’s office market.
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Atlanta’s Mill Green Partners plans $150M fund to invest in apartment developments
Mill Green Partners, led by CEO Greg Fox and chief financial officer Brian Grasso, is just beginning fundraising.
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Publix eyes Old Fourth Ward for new store
The Florida-based grocer is eyeing space at a mixed-use project planned by Fuqua Development and Northwood Ravin.
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Boston Scientific signs Atlanta’s largest lease of 2023 at former State Farm campus
The deal is the latest development in growing the presence of life sciences companies in and around Atlanta.
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Terri King finds home and work in Downtown Atlanta
The commercial real estate broker has executed several deals in Downtown Atlanta, where she met her husband and raises her family.
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Atlanta private equity firm Peachtree Group names new COO
It’s the latest move by a commercial real estate firm to appoint women in leadership roles.
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Center for Global Health and Innovation halts 200,000-square-foot Tower Square expansion
CGHI is one of several companies in Atlanta that have been motivated by financial or logistical concerns to cut back real estate.
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Tax break sought for grocery, apartment project in Old Fourth Ward
The Development Authority of Fulton County is set to consider the incentives on Tuesday, which would grant $5.7 million in tax savings over 10 years.
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First tenant selected for new loft office building at Ponce City Market
619 Ponce, which will rise four stories, is currently under construction on a former surface parking lot at Ponce de Leon Avenue and Glen Iris…
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Five things to know this week: Fed debates pausing — not ending — rate hikes
Even if the Fed opts not to raise rates in June, the central bank may resume its hikes in July.
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KPMG reenters Atlanta office market, hires brokerage team
With two years left on its Downtown lease, the global accounting firm has started the process of evaluating its office space needs in Atlanta.
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Top Colliers executive leaving to lead Atlanta market for Highwoods Properties
A high-ranking Colliers executive will become Atlanta division and market leader for Highwoods Properties Inc., one of the largest office landlords in Atlanta.
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Atlanta hospitality leaders anticipate boosts from major new developments
Between the present and the World Cup in 2026, new investments will total $4 billion, said William Pate, president and CEO of the Atlanta Convention…
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Plans for the second phase of 725 Ponce take shape
Plans for the second phase of 725 Ponce, one of the most in-demand office buildings along the BeltLine’s Eastside Trail, are taking shape.
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Johns Creek lands well-known Atlanta restaurants at Mark Toro’s town center project
The project is convincing Ford Fry and other business owners to expand their Intown Atlanta restaurants into the suburbs for the first time.
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North DeKalb Mall will soon be demolished for major redevelopment
The initial phases for the redevelopment of North DeKalb Mall, now rebranded as Lulah Hills, could be completed by 2025.
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Marcus & Millichap recruits new managing director for Atlanta office
The move is part of the firm’s efforts in expanding across the Southeast.
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Mastercard seeks to open Atlanta office
Mastercard is the latest financial services giant to eye opening an office in Atlanta.
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Eclectic Inman Park corner to become creative campus
Developer Gene Kansas has plans to revive the property, giving it a new chapter as a creative campus and community gathering space.
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Chris Kopecky helped Jamestown complete $4.8B in acquisitions
The CFO of the Year Awards event is May 18 at the Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame.
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The Mall at Stonecrest is debuting a new retail wing. A food hall is next.
A former department store at The Mall at Stonecrest is being transformed into restaurants, shops and more. Several new tenants are expected to open by…
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Midway, Parkway Property Investments to combine, target Atlanta investments
Houston-based Midway and Orlando-based Parkway Property Investments have entered into a deal to create a new real estate firm.
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Forsyth County to study $2 billion arena project
Questions linger about whether public funding will be required for the massive project that would be anchored by an 18,500-seat arena.
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2 Peachtree renovation could ‘change the way people think about Downtown’
Part of revitalizing Downtown involves new construction. But it also involves revitalizing old structures instead of tearing them down and relieving the market of its…
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Publix is replacing Disco Kroger at Buckhead shopping center
Publix is one of the fastest-growing U.S. grocers.
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Hotel Clermont poised for $1 million in renovations
This is the first large-scale renovation work the owners will begin on the building in five years.
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Viewpoint: Community banks should focus on one primary goal — raising capital
Every local community relies on their community banks to support and partner on new developments through loans and other instruments that increase the area’s tax…
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Office broker goes from stage to sales
Molly Millard, an office tenant representative from Cushman & Wakefield, hasn’t had a linear path to real estate. But it was always in her blood.
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West Midtown’s bustling Interlock tower has a buyer
Amid the turbulent period for commercial real estate, high-end buildings in growing Sun Belt markets are still attracting investor interest.
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Global transportation giant signs HQ deal at Galleria
The company signed its deal during a turbulent period for office leasing.
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NCR names new CEOs ahead of company split
NCR is on track to separate into two independent, publicly traded companies by the end of this year.
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‘A real asset to Downtown’: Atlanta nears transformation of rundown building
A 76-year-old building in bad shape is poised to become a mixed-use project near MARTA’s Five Points station. Atlanta officials are wrapping up the process…
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Highwoods eyes Chamblee office for residential conversion
With the potential of losing its primary tenant at the building, the real estate investment trust might try to convert it into residential units.
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Asana Partners co-founder Terry Brown: ‘We’d never destroy’ Plaza Fiesta
Asana Partners is keeping its longterm vision for the property under wraps.
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Atlanta building materials distributor BlueLinx Holdings profit cut in half amid rising interest rates
BlueLinx Holdings Inc. felt the impact of higher interest rates and lower construction activity during the first three months of 2023.
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Buckhead church continues effort to redevelop Wieuca campus
A plan has resurfaced for transforming a 12-acre site along Peachtree and Wieuca roads into a mixed-use development with residential units, office, retail and new…
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Mass timber apartments proposed for Buckhead parking lot
Developer Harbor Bay is now under contract to acquire the land from Loudermilk and plans to build mass timber apartments.
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Blackstone scoops apartments in this booming Atlanta market
The transaction is one of the largest to close in the last several quarters.
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Software giant Adobe begins buildout at Colony Square
Adobe intends to use the space for its remote workers based out of Atlanta to come together and meet as needed. It’s not just space…
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Alpharetta Windward Park project lowers condo count amid financing concerns
The updated plan for the mixed-use project calls for adding a 130-unit condo building, 285 townhomes and other uses. It’s unclear when some portions of…
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191 Peachtree renovations aim to attract companies as Deloitte leaves
Deloitte, a long-time tenant of 191 Peachtree, is vacating 260,000 square feet next year.
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Noble Investment Group CEO Mit Shah: ‘Out of crisis comes opportunity’ (Podcast)
Banks can no longer “extend and pretend” when it comes to giving hotels access to capital, CEO Mit Shah said.
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Atlanta seeks developer for ambitious 2 Peachtree redevelopment plan
The transformation is another effort to advance development in Downtown.
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David’s Bridal to close Atlanta location
The wedding dress retailer will soon close its only location inside the Perimeter.
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Cushman promotes top-performing broker Molly Millard
The promotion is the firm’s latest move in appointing women to leadership positions.
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Five things to know this week: New Global Payments CEO, mortgage rates thwart buyers
Mortgage rates soared last year, and they’ve bounced around in recent months…
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Cousins Properties CEO: ‘Obsolete office is dead’
Cousins is one of many, if not all, real estate investment firms dealing with the ramification of a slowing economy.
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Deloitte to leave landmark Downtown office for Midtown
Deloitte is now the latest legacy user to leave the Downtown office market.
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The fight to end hybrid work is showing up in job postings
As more employers attempt to get workers back in the office, job postings are evolving — including some new benefits.
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Loudermilk switches long-planned Buckhead office tower to apartments
This is the second iteration of project plans that Loudermilk has proposed for the site.
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DeKalb gives go-ahead for MARTA station redevelopment
MARTA hopes to replace almost 1,900 spaces of surface parking with a community hub at a Blue line station.
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How Atlanta’s Incentive Programs are Attracting Businesses from Across the Country
Atlanta is a city that is quickly emerging as a leading destination for businesses. It’s not hard to see why. With its diverse economy,…
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South Atlanta corner eyed for mixed-income housing near BeltLine
A nonprofit plans to add affordable housing and retail near an unpaved portion of the BeltLine’s Southside Trail.
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New renderings, but no funding details for $2 billion Forsyth project
The development team for The Gathering at South Forsyth released snazzy new renderings and a video of the project that would be the largest-ever investment…
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Apartment development is (still) booming in Midtown
The core of Midtown leading the way in apartment development is not a new trend.
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Johns Creek town center project granted $13 million tax break
A tax break is poised to support the creation of a town center in the affluent Atlanta suburb.
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$2 billion Forsyth arena project to go before county officials today
A presentation about The Gathering at South Forysth is scheduled for today’s 2 p.m. work session of the county’s Board of Commissioners.
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Underground Atlanta to add year-round farmers market
The same operator of Castleberry Market plans to launch a farmers market at Underground Atlanta, an iconic destination undergoing revitalization.
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In Midtown, Portman Holdings’ high-rise apartment tower inches toward completion
The tower will become the first component to hit completion within the developer’s 4.1-acre Spring Quarter project in Midtown.
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Five things to know this week: Tighter loan policy showing up on banks’ balance sheets
Commercial banks in the United States had $462.8 billion in construction and land development loans on their books as of April 12.
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Here are the most influential revitalization efforts in Atlanta real estate
The past year it became clear the U.S. has a huge inventory of older buildings that need costly overhauls.
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‘Atlanta is better for it:’ Egbert Perry champions ‘responsible real estate’
From Centennial Place to confronting market permission, Best in Atlanta Real Estate Visionary Award winner Egbert Perry balances making profits with impacting communities.
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Here’s Georgia’s most significant land deal of 2022
Here is the winner and finalists for the land category of the Best in Atlanta Real Estate Awards.
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Grady’s new pavilion wins Best in Atlanta Real Estate category
Here is the winner and finalist for the health care category of Best in Atlanta Real Estate Awards.
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Atlanta’s 25 Largest Residential Real Estate Offices
Rank Office 2022 Atlanta gross residential sales volume from closed transactions Number of homes sold in 2022 Number of sales agents in Atlanta Total Atlanta…
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Atlanta’s 10 Largest Residential Real Estate Organizations
Rank Organization 2022 Atlanta gross residential sales volume from closed transactions Number of homes sold in Atlanta in 2022 Number of sales agents in Atlanta…
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Atlanta’s 25 Largest Residential Real Estate Companies
Rank Company 2022 Atlanta gross residential sales volume from closed transactions Number of homes sold in 2022 Number of sales agents in Atlanta Total staff…
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Here’s the winner of Atlanta’s top residential real estate project
Here is the winner for the Best in Atlanta Real Estate residential real estate deals category.
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Mark Toro: Dark days ahead for stale office buildings
The mixed-use developer forecasts a continued departure from buildings surrounded by surface parking “in the middle of nowhere.”…
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Pacesetter Awards: Birdsey Group CEO says don’t fear bold moves
“Don’t be afraid to make big operational pivots during the busy times,” said Sandford Birdsey, CEO of commercial real estate consulting firm Birdsey Group, one…
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Seize the Moment: Tenants Have Leverage
The commercial real estate market has been experiencing high vacancy rates in office buildings, largely due to changes in work culture and the rise…
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Navigating the Waves: How the Fed’s Rate Hikes Impact the Atlanta CRE Market
The Federal Reserve’s recent rate hikes have sent ripples throughout the economy, with the commercial real estate market being no exception. As a tenant…
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The 5 Ways CRE is Evolving
As a commercial real estate broker specializing in tenant representation in Atlanta, I’ve had the unique opportunity to witness the changing dynamics of office…
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Re’Nauta Bell is at the forefront of the shift in Atlanta’s work culture
Re’Nauta Bell is at the forefront of the shift in Atlanta’s work culture.
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Pittsburgh Yards Adds Plug-and-Play Pad Sites to Southwest Atlanta Development
Pittsburgh Yards, a development project located at 352 University Ave SW…
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Pittsburgh Yards poised to grow as BeltLine-adjacent office hub
At an entrance to the Atlanta BeltLine’s Southside Trail, a co-working hub …
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Pittsburgh Yards Doubles Down on SW Atlanta Development, Adds Five Land Sites to Market
Pittsburgh Yards, a development project in Southwest Atlanta, announced the addition…
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Cushman & Wakefield Marketing 5 Pittsburgh Yard Sites To Developers
With the success of its transformation of a former truck terminal into…
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Huge swath of BeltLine-adjacent land hits market. Any big ideas?
A relatively massive blank slate of construction-ready land along the BeltLine’s Southside Trail…
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Southside project set to expand upon novel Beltline development model
A project intended to lift up one of Atlanta’s most disinvested areas …
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Sublease – 2,665 SF in Downtown Atlanta
  I am pleased to present a 2,665 sf sublease opportunity right in the heart of Downtown Atlanta located in the historic and…
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The Future of Office – “What’s the Vibe?”
While touring with a client recently, many times the “vibe check” question came up in conversation. From the east side to downtown, the question remained,…
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US GDP Growth Rate – 2022 Data and 2023
The US economy grew an annualized 2.6% on quarter in Q3 2022, beating forecasts of a 2.4% rise and rebounding from a contraction in…
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Atlanta 2022 Construction Outlook
According to the Wall Street Journal demand for industrial commercial property is cooling. The Atlanta market industrial construction study by Cushman & Wakefield shows…
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Employers and Employees Agree on Post-Pandemic Return to Office
Office is not dead…it’s just different. A new report shows that 72% of respondents say they would renew their lease if it were up…
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Healey Building Sublease – Downtown ATL
I am pleased to present a 2,665 sf sublease opportunity right in the heart of Downtown in the historic and beautiful Healey Building. With nearby…
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Fed Approves 0.75-point Hike to Take Rates to Highest Since 2008
What an interesting time we are in. The unanticipated and unprecedented pandemic has created quite the slippery slope starting with the “Great Resignation” which slid…
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WBENC 2022: Teresa Williams and Re’Nauta Bell with Cushman & Wakefield
I find great joy in speaking on diversity and inclusion. Any time I am afforded a platform to share resources with the…
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Top Challenges and Priorities CFOs Face in 2022
A new survey of the top challenges CFOs face suggests that almost half of the respondents believe the “recession” will only last 2 years.
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The CFO Conundrum – Can Companies Afford their Workforce?
“The Great Resignation” and “The War for Talent” have elevated the unemployment rate in the U.S. to 3.5%. CFOs are being challenged by expensive talent…
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Journey To The Million Dollar Club
I have been waiting on this moment since the beginning of my career in #CRE. If you know me and you have watched…
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Useable vs Rentable Square Feet
DO I NEED TO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE?  Being able to make sense of usable vs rentable square feet is vital for knowing how much…
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CRE Magic Minute – Episode #2
We are still feeling the impact of the recession although it began in March of 2020, triggered by COVID-19.  After economic activity…
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Concourse: The King, Queen, and I
King and Queen Towers Atlanta The end of last year took a really amazing turn for me. I became a member of the leasing…
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CRE Magic Minute – Episode #1
The commercial real estate market continues to recover, but sales, leasing, and construction activity remain below year-ago levels. The recovery also remains uneven.  There is…
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Coworking – The Rollercoaster Ride
Coworking has changed the game  Coworking is no longer only about office leasing…it is more about an experience.  Coworking spaces each have their own…
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Crash Course – Commercial Real Estate 101
  “What is commercial real estate?”   Commercial real estate is an industry that is not necessarily widely known and promoted. …
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GWCC is a Temp Hospital for COVID…Again
Georgia authorities began using the Georgia World Congress Center as a temporary hospital in April of 2020 to handle COVID-19 excess patients. The focus…
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Atlanta Snapshot: Change is Coming
While the city has not exactly been bustling… with the high energy it normally would be this time of year, it is certain that…
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The GMA is Under Way
GMA New Headquarters and Renovation Project On February 1st of 2019, the The Georgia Municipal Association, Inc. (GMA) began soliciting proposals from firms interested…
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Year 2020 – A Tenant Rep Broker’s Story
Downtown,  My Home I wanted to take a different route and talk to you guys more on a personal level about business.  This year…
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FOR SALE: The Heart of Downtown Atlanta
Downtown Atlanta is shaking some trees I heard about the sale of the CNN Center last night and I cannot stop thinking about it! …
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Why You Should Expand Your Business to Atlanta
If you are a smart business person and have ever considered a business move that you know could take…
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What Can a Tenant Representation Broker Do For Me?
Need Office Space?  No problem.   If you are seeking commercial office space to lease for your business, hiring a skilled tenant representation…
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Renewing Your Lease? Consider This First
Need to Renew?   Renewing a lease can be a pretty overwhelming and complex situation for corporate tenants who are accustomed to simply…
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Moving Your Offices? Contact a Professional
  You are a successful business owner and everything is booming in your world.  Your current location has been good to you but your…
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CRE Conflict – An Important Consideration
  Resist the Urge   You are driving in your car and you see a  “For Lease” sign on the building. You happen to…
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CRE Technology is Important…Seriously
Got Tech?   The implementation and advancement of technology is spreading like wildfire across many industries.  Commercial real estate is right in line…
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Why Should I Hire My Broker Exclusively?
Georgia Real Estate Law requires a tenant to have a statement in writing of their desire to hire a broker to represent them. If…
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Is A Personal Guarantee for Me?
When entering into a commercial lease, the Landlord often requires a personal guarantee from the business owner, even if they have formed a corporation…
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Should I Get My Lease Reviewed?
Regardless of your industry, one of the first and most important agreements you’ll likely sign is a commercial or industrial lease agreement for…
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Your Lease Should Protect You
Although you do your best as a small business owner to forecast revenue and expenses, sometimes there are extenuating circumstances that affect your business’s…
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Negotiation Mistakes You Should Avoid
The main risks to consider when leasing a commercial office space is time, money, and risk You must understand which location is going to…
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Creating Leverage in Lease Negotiations
Are You Creating Leverage? In order to get the best deal when looking for commercial space, be sure you are creating leverage in your…
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What is a Build-to-Suit and is it Right for You?
Are you having a hard time finding suitable office space in your market? Is your office space market so tight that only small blocks…
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What is Tenant Improvement (TI) Allowance?
Almost every tenant of a commercial space will need to make some changes or improvements to the space to make the space work for…
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What is in My Commercial Lease Anyway?
Landlord and tenants sign lease agreements when renting property. What is included in this lease will vary. However, there are certain basics you should…
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