The upcoming sale is another loss for Downtown’s floundering office market.
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A survey conducted Aug. 1-5 by London-based PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP found 22% of companies are scaling back their investment in real estate. That’s more than any other business area.
Construction firms are having a tough time filling open positions, largely due to the lack of qualified and skilled workers, according to a recent survey.
Brasfield & Gorrie is No. 1 on Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Best Places to Work list in the Extra-Large Company (500 employees and up) category.
JE Dunn Construction is No. 3 on Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 2022 Best Places to Work list in the Large Company (100-499 employees) category.
National Valuation Consultants Inc. is ranked No. 2 on Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 2022 Best Places to Work list in the Small Company (10-49 employees) category.
It should not come as a surprise that the stubbornly high work-from-home percentage of workers is forcing large pension funds, private equity funds and institutional real estate investors to think twice about their portfolio of buildings.
Totaling 4.3 miles, the Northwest Trail is the only stretch of the BeltLine without an abandoned railroad corridor to follow.
Another new team of developers have signed on to reimagine Atlanta’s long-vacant Civic Center site.
“This isn’t us creating a plan and telling other people what to do,” said Tracy Styf, executive director of the Town Center CID. “This is simply an invitation for people to imagine with us. We hope it spurs excitement and gets people curious.”