Atlanta's larger logistics tenants are signing shorter leases
Major occupiers are prioritizing flexibility amid volatile economy, evolving supply chain
Large logistics tenants in the Atlanta area are increasingly favoring shorter lease terms, seemingly prioritizing flexibility as the economy remains volatile and supply chain strat...
Leasing boom points to retail renaissance in downtown Atlanta
Major investments lure exciting new tenants to area
In a striking departure from historical trends, downtown Atlanta has claimed the region's two largest new retail leases over the past 12 months and is seeing an uptick in deals ove...
With vacancy up, Atlanta apartment landlords are offering more concessions than ever
Creative offerings and lower rents are helping absorb record supply
The share of apartment buildings offering concessions in the Atlanta area has reached a new high while property owners and managers look to entice renters as the competition for te...
Atlanta's industrial engine slows as sector employment retreats
Logistics layoffs, lack of groundbreakings, soft port activity contribute to stall
Atlanta's industrial sector is seeing a year-over-year decrease in employment, with the decline coming as demand for commercial space has weakened and the region's industrial vacan...
Georgia’s second-largest region leads state in apartment rent growth
Atlanta and Savannah lag the Garden City
Augusta is the top large market in Georgia for annual multifamily rent growth, with the state's second-largest metropolitan area on track to hit a record high for demand for the se...
Atlanta's office space availability is shrinking in these areas
Redevelopment, strong leasing and lack of new projects are contributing to decline
Atlanta's office market is showing signs of renewed momentum, with several prominent areas seeing a steady reduction in available space due to a mix of corporate relocations, adapt...
Income growth is up for Atlanta-area residents, and it's driving apartment demand
Household income is outpacing rent increases
Household incomes in the Atlanta area are rising faster than apartment rents, and that is helping to fuel what is on pace to be a record-setting year for demand in the market.
Atlanta's job growth is slowing, but healthcare and education sector surges
Office-using industries remain flat, while industrial employment contracts
Atlanta’s labor market is showing signs of moderation after years of rapid expansion. While the region continues to attract new residents and corporate investment, job growth has b...
Here's where multifamily developers are still building in Atlanta
The number of apartments under construction has dropped by 45% over the past year
After a record-breaking wave of new multifamily development last year, apartment construction has pulled back significantly in the Atlanta market. However, some areas of the region...
Phoenix, Dallas and Atlanta dominate development landscape for build-to-rent houses
Developers following population growth are building rentable houses in these areas
Once a niche segment of the housing market, build-to-rent developments of townhouses and single-family houses have rapidly gained traction across the United States, with the Sun Be...
Atlanta multifamily demand nears pandemic-era peak
Luxury units and newly built apartments dominate as renters seek upgraded living spaces
Atlanta’s multifamily market is experiencing one of its strongest demand surges in recent years, approaching levels last seen during the pandemic boom.
Ten-year retail rent growth hits all-time high in Atlanta
Northern suburbs lead long-term gains as market adjusts to post-pandemic normal
While retail rent growth has slowed in Atlanta, the rental rate remains elevated compared to historical norms and long-term gains continue to stand out, with 10-year retail rent gr...
Multifamily sales volume jumps in Atlanta
Private buyers and REITs drive $2.3 billion in transactions despite high interest rates and macroeconomic uncertainty
Multifamily sales volume rebounded in the first half of the year in Atlanta, signaling increased interest and confidence in the market.
Atlanta industrial vacancy rate reaches 10-year high
Slower leasing, construction wave drive increase
Slowing leasing momentum and some key move-outs have collided with a record amount of newly constructed space to push the Atlanta area's industrial vacancy rate to a 10-year high.
Built-to-rent development more than triples over past decade in Atlanta area
Demand has risen for quality rental houses amid expensive housing market
Population growth and the increased cost of buying a home have driven a surge in demand for built-to-rent units in the Atlanta area, with the number of rental townhouses and single...
Atlanta's most affordable areas see highest multifamily rent growth over past decade
Asking rents have increased over 60% in Clayton County, Southeast DeKalb, Westside Atlanta
While Atlanta-area multifamily rents have decreased over the past two years due to an influx of new units, the region has seen significant rent increases in the longer term — with ...
Retail construction in Atlanta at all-time low
Increased costs are limiting development despite low availability
Retail construction in Atlanta is now at an all-time low as elevated construction and financing costs have muted development, despite a relative shortage of available space.
Corporate office leasing gains momentum in Atlanta
Companies are choosing spaces in Central Perimeter and near Georgia Tech’s campus
A steady stream of new office announcements has Atlanta-area brokers optimistic about the market's future.
Minimal development, consistent demand keep medical office vacancies tight in Atlanta
CoStar Group is releasing a new quarterly medical office report for major markets across the US
The medical office market in Atlanta has tightened over the past five years, with the region's population growth and limited construction behind the decrease in vacancy.
Small industrial space is difficult to find in growing northern Atlanta suburbs
Vacancy rate along Georgia State Route 400 decreases despite loosening market
The stretch of Georgia State Route 400 from McFarland Parkway to Highway 20 has emerged as a hot spot for industrial demand, though smaller spaces are becoming harder to find.